JERSEY BOYS: Final Months on Broadway — Page 2

Thank you so much for the tips!!

 

krispy kreme said: "Mark and some of the JB cast will be performing "Oh, What A Night" on Dancing With the Stars next Monday."

Is that what this is about? (I have no idea if these things are pre-taped.)

https://twitter.com/MarkBallas/status/793572376822837249

Has anybody been to the show as of late? Interested how Ballas has been developing in the role, as I'll be returning in January. Happy to see that it's selling particularly well as it reaches the end.

Final performance this Sunday!

Random question: does anybody think they could have a special/commemorative playbill at the closing performance like several other long-running shows have distributed at their closings?

Wonder if they'll do rush on Sunday...? I know their final lottery was today. 

Do they do SRO? Also wondering if they'd do that Sunday. Dying to see it on closing night but $177 is steep for back of mezz.

A couple of videos from Jordan Roth from this evening:

Curtain Call:  https://twitter.com/Jordan_Roth/status/820782994394857474

Frankie Valli speech:  https://twitter.com/Jordan_Roth/status/820784876282593280

Set wise never looked an expensive show to run, so surprise they haven't transferred to off Broadway, such as New World Stages or the Little Shubert.

I wasn't at the show tonight, but I was there last night, and the show closed in incredible shape. I really hope this is not Mark Ballas' last show on Broadway (or that we have to wait too long). His ACTORY faces could be a bit much, but he is a joy to watch and an amazing triple threat.

JLY was not in attendance yesterday, nor do I believe either of the other original principal leads. The show was sensational as always. Ballas was exuberant and joyful, even if I hope he refines his acting chops a bit before his next Broadway gig. "Can't Take My Eyes Off of You" through the "Who Loves You" finale was emotional as hell. 

The curtain call welcomed the entire creative team to the stage and featured a number of speeches from book writers Elice and Brickman, someone who I believe was a lead producer, and finally, a few remarks from Frankie Valli himself, who was clearly overcome with emotion. It was a touching end to a landmark show.

Updated On: 1/16/17 at 11:06 AM