Broadway Legend Joined: 3/20/04
As per their full page ad in the Times (touting every single award), "there are only 31 performances left to experience the most acclaimed play of the season."
That brings them to June 10. I give them a lot of credit for hanging on that long.
Updated On: 5/16/07 at 08:18 AM
Definitely knew this was coming, but it makes me sad either way.
I will definitely put it on my list to see it once more before Tony time.
aww that's sad i hope Stark and all the other guys find work on Broadway again soon!
I hope Stark shows up at BROADWAY BARES.
he can offer body painting with the fake blood on stage
Aww, so very sad. I wish they would stay open even a week past the Tonys so they can enjoy their victories.
I saw it coming but it still makes me sad. Such a great show with such fine performances. Just sad.
Broadway Star Joined: 10/13/04
I will have to get back and see this show again. One of the best shows I saw this season.
Broadway Star Joined: 7/13/05
It's a shame it never found it's audience. Saw this multiple times and Boyd Gaines broke my heart everytime!
I'm seeing it for my third (and probably last) time this Friday. Hugh Dancy's performance was the most underrated of the season.
Broadway Legend Joined: 3/23/06
I know I shouldn't be excited about this.
But that probably means it won't randomly close before then.
And therefore I can see it.
Hooray!
Personally, I'm just glad that it lasted as long as it did and that I was fortunate enough to see it three times. I hope that the Tony nominations and the impending closing will motivate people to finally get out and see it.
well im buying my tickets now, such an amazing show
Here's a closing notice I definitely didn't want to see coming, although it's more than inevitable. If only I didn't live 3,000 miles away. If you can see this show once or again, see it. I'll live vicariously through all of you people. Despite the awful box office, it's still closing two weeks before its original limited engagement end date. Almost an accomplishment. I only wish Journey's End could have touched more hearts and affected more people like it did when it was on the West End. I just hope people allow it to go out with dignity.
I wish that Hugh Dancy had been nominated over Boyd Gaines.
In London it's been constantly extended, or has closed and reopened, but in America it can't get an audience. This is sad, because it's a brilliant play and the production is stunning!
once again, i agree with you munkustrap. Hugh Dancy deserved that nomination.
Sorry to hear that. Everyone who I know who saw it enjoyed it a lot.
I think that Boyd Gaines was the emotional anchor of this production, and deserves recognition for that. He is not called "uncle" for no reason - the rest of the cast does play very young.
So sad but definitely on my must-see again list.
Swing Joined: 5/17/07
Here was hoping a Tony nod would help it. Will see it again before it closes.
Like a whole bunch of people are saying I'm just lucky enough that i saw it and happy enough too. I believe any serious fan of theatre should see this. Especially if you are an actor (the character quality and the performances are unbelievable). But, i am happy it lasted this long with such unfortunately low numbers. I hope it wins a lot of Tonys. Which i wouldn't be surprised by either.
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