& Juliet Closing in January — Page 2

JT2030 said: "Someone on a thread awhile ago suggested it had the Belasco for the spring - but maybe this is where the transfer of the Ivo van HoveAll My Sonswith Cranston and Jean-Baptiste?

Is Scott Rudin producing All My Sons?

Peppa222 said: "Rudin isn't producing All My Sons. Inan article about Small Mouth Sounds/Downstate, it was mentionedthat Rudin has a third show coming to Broadway this season (starring Metcalf) that would be announced at a later date. I'm assuming whatever that is will be moving into the Sondheim."

He's apparently also producing a 42nd Street revival as well...with SJP and Oscar Isaac. At this point, come next year's TONY Awards, I would not be surprised if he showed his face to accept.

ClumsyDude15 said: "The London cast recording got me through the pandemic with its warmth and nostaglia. The minute the Broadway transfer got announced, I bought a ticket for first preview. Getting to see the show after having held on to it so tightly during the pandemic was a really special moment. This show has so much heart and joy, and I will miss it so much. It's had a fabulous run and I'm definitely going to pop in a few more times between now and closing (I got my ticket for closing the minute I saw this morning). '

Thanks for teaching us how to roar, &Juliet. <3"

Same here - it was one of the first shows I saw in London as theatres began to reopen in 2021 and was so anticipated by my friend group to land here on Broadway. I saw it three times on Broadway because different friends visiting would want to go - looking back at that time, I appreciate the entire mini-wave of West End musicals that ushered me through the pandemic: &Juliet, Everybody’s Talking About Jamie, and Six. It was such a specific feeling period of time for theatre.

EDSOSLO858 said: "My money's on a play, but we'll see."

Just heard a revival of The Odd Couple starring Stephen Colbert is headed to the Sondheim