MemorableUserName said: "Broadway’s ‘Mary Jane’ Starring Rachel McAdams Gets Two-Week Extension
Now through Sunday, June 16."
Surprising that they'd close the day of the Tony Awards.
Broadway Legend Joined: 1/30/15
30 Under 35 is very tempting but I just don't feel like this is a play I would enjoy even if the performances are strong.
I waited for 30 min in the virtual queue and then got a notification the line is paused and to call Telecharge.
Broadway Star Joined: 6/29/14
Mother Play also extended to June 16.
Kad said: "MemorableUserName said: "Broadway’s ‘Mary Jane’ Starring Rachel McAdams Gets Two-Week Extension
Now through Sunday, June 16."
Surprising that they'd close the day of the Tony Awards."
Broadway Legend Joined: 2/14/20
I feel like I've been trying for hours and haven't gotten through to buy the 3U3 tickets
I’m still on hold, but the automated commercials are just repeating the (now cancelled) “Forbidden Broadway” ad over and over.
I saw the matinee today and loved it. In a NY trip that so far has included Merrily We Roll Along, Kimberly Akimbo, Stereophonic, Mother Play, and Appropriate, this is the best thing I’ve seen all week. It’s hard not to love Rachel McAdams and I honestly think she deserves the Tony for this. But the whole cast is good. April Matthis was my favorite part of The Piano Lesson and she continues to impress here. Brenda Wehle is the other big standout.
This was my first time at the Samuel Friedman and I was amazed by how comfortable the seats are. I was in the third row of the mezzanine, dead center, which at first seemed too high, but once I got used to it, and especially when the set changed, it felt like the perfect vantage point.
Broadway Legend Joined: 3/27/19
Vincentelli for WaPo:
https://www.washingtonpost.com/entertainment/theater/2024/04/25/rachel-mcadams-mary-jane-steve-carell-uncle-vanya-eddie-redmayne-cabaret/
"McAdams appeared a little forced at the start of the performance I saw, a little actor-y, but her comfort level increased as she went along. And her innate warmth — something you cannot learn — lends itself perfectly to a character whose optimism, grit and good humor become a shield."
Broadway Legend Joined: 3/27/19
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