#101
Posted: 3/27/13 at 3:36pm
^-- Thanks! I guess they'll keep the mirror. With the staging of "Facade" they could put a clever little quote from that song on it and keep it a mirror too...
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#102
Posted: 3/27/13 at 4:04pm
People don't know it's coming to Broadway. Just because it's been touring doesn't mean anyone in NYC knows or care.
#103
Posted: 3/27/13 at 6:49pm
Parlament House in Orlando is advertising Deborah Cox for, Friday, May 31, for Gay Days. I guess she will be missing at least Friday's performance and maybe Saturday matinee. You would think once you made it to a Broadway stage, that would be priority for her. Seems strange to do a booking like that, while your show is on Broadway.
#104
Posted: 3/27/13 at 7:02pm
"People don't know it's coming to Broadway. Just because it's been touring doesn't mean anyone in NYC knows or care."
People who know theatre know its coming. Deborah And Constantine both have their own fan bases, and they know its coming.
And you seem to care, plenty. What makes you think no one else does?
People who know theatre know its coming. Deborah And Constantine both have their own fan bases, and they know its coming.
And you seem to care, plenty. What makes you think no one else does?
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#105
Posted: 3/27/13 at 9:07pm
TheatreDiva, people who follow theatre know its coming. That could be said for any city in the US. Even though NYC is home to Broadway, I think assuming that multitudes of people know what is running or will soon be running on Broadway is erroneous.
I love the art of theatre, but it is NOT a hugely popular art amongst the multitudes and masses in or outside of NYC. Yes, it's popular here, but this is a niche website.
Theatre and the art of theatre has been replaced by film and television for the masses. Therefore, there probably is a lot of truth in the statement that people don't know it's coming. Considering the general person may be clueless that it is returning to NYC in a few short days.
I love the art of theatre, but it is NOT a hugely popular art amongst the multitudes and masses in or outside of NYC. Yes, it's popular here, but this is a niche website.
Theatre and the art of theatre has been replaced by film and television for the masses. Therefore, there probably is a lot of truth in the statement that people don't know it's coming. Considering the general person may be clueless that it is returning to NYC in a few short days.
#106
Posted: 3/27/13 at 9:11pm
It's nice that you 'think'...
I never said 'multitudes of people', I said people who know theatre and are fans of the leads know that is coming.
I never said 'multitudes of people', I said people who know theatre and are fans of the leads know that is coming.
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#107
Posted: 3/27/13 at 9:14pm
You can retract the claws. You and I agree, and that's okay. There is no denying that "people who know theatre and are fans of the leads know that is coming." However, RippedMan was clearly talking about people in general,as in the multitudes and masses.
#108
Posted: 3/27/13 at 9:32pm
I'm glad you figured that out, but I don't need you explaining other people's posts to me.
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#109
Posted: 3/27/13 at 11:42pm
Yeah, you misunderstood or misinterpreted.
I meant the general masses coming for vacation. They go off of what is on TKTS. They don't know what's playing or what's "good." They rely on posters and advertisements. And they only just put up their marquee. Evita has been closed since January. Why wait so long?
I meant the general masses coming for vacation. They go off of what is on TKTS. They don't know what's playing or what's "good." They rely on posters and advertisements. And they only just put up their marquee. Evita has been closed since January. Why wait so long?
#110
Posted: 3/27/13 at 11:50pm
I know Jekyll & Hyde is coming, but I'm also constantly forgetting it's coming in. When I'm reminded it's one of those, "Oh yeah, that show is this season moments."
There isn't a lick of advertising anywhere. I haven't seen an ad on a bus, in the subway stations, on tv- anywhere. I think a poster just went up in Shubert Alley, but that's the only place I can think of.
The show is definitely flying under the radar and getting swallowed up by everything else this season.
There isn't a lick of advertising anywhere. I haven't seen an ad on a bus, in the subway stations, on tv- anywhere. I think a poster just went up in Shubert Alley, but that's the only place I can think of.
The show is definitely flying under the radar and getting swallowed up by everything else this season.
Marie: Don't be in such a hurry about that pretty little chippy in Frisco.
Tony: Eh, she's a no chip!
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