McKenzie Kurtz, Ana Gasteyer, Isabelle McCalla, Brad Oscar & More Join SCHMIGADOON! on Broadway

https://www.broadwayworld.com/article/McKenzie-Kurtz-Isabelle-McCalla-Brad-Oscar-More-Join-SCHMIGADOON-on-Broadway-20260211

quizking101 said: "https://www.broadwayworld.com/article/McKenzie-Kurtz-Isabelle-McCalla-Brad-Oscar-More-Join-SCHMIGADOON-on-Broadway-20260211"

do you get an alert when a press release comes out ?

Shame that Javier Muñoz and Emily Skinner are not continuing with the show from DC, but Gasteyer and Hernandez are good upgrades.

Oh goodness. I hope September L. Davis is ok with this.

Interesting that they haven't announced who's playing Reverend Layton / Leprechaun and Countess von Blerkom yet, too. Kevin Del Aguila and Angel Reda played those roles in DC.

Updated On: 2/11/26 at 11:46 AM

I wanted to love this but I despised it in DC. Probably my least favorite thing I’ve seen in the last few years. Give me a glass of wine and Ana Gasteyer may be enough to get me there last minute

Sorry -- but as talented as they are, this entire cast combined will sell approximately 18 tickets -- and yet they STILL refuse to offer any meaningful discount during previews. Did they learn nothing from SHUCKED? I'll be waiting for TDF/Rush/Lottery.

witchoftheeast2 said: "JSquared2 said: "Sorry -- but as talented as they are, this entire cast combined will sell approximately 18 tickets -- and yet they STILL refuse to offer any meaningful discountduring previews. Did they learn nothing from SHUCKED? I'll be waiting for TDF/Rush/Lottery."

Interesting since their first previous is more than halfway sold out, and people tend to buy tickets closer to the performances nowadways. You don't have to buy a ticket for this limited run- it will still bring in audiences"



Pretty much EVERY first preview is "sold out". The producers hold back most of the seats for co-producers, creative team, friends and family, etc.

So.........once Maya Rudolph announces for Oh, Mary I can see all my favorite SNL ladies in a single weekend! Brilliant!

Updated On: 2/11/26 at 05:38 PM

Benj11242: Anything at all for a discount code for this?? I really want to see it but I just know a discount code will drop soon. Anyone have any intel?

Todaytix has it on sale for 26% off for shows Tues - Fri 4/4 - 5/1.

Could this end up the best musical of the year?

Anastasia_Beaverhausen said: "Ticketmaster is supposedly offering 25% off tickets for this show as well as discounts to five other shows, but I can’t find any discount for any show for any day.

https://www.ticketmaster.com/broadway"

So, this was spoken about in the discount thread but producers seem to be up to something regarding discount codes, which are rare these days. Sometimes, the seats you select are actually cheaper without it. I called Ticketmaster and asked about the 25%. They said "on select days, select times, and select months, select tickets are discounted". I asked which performances and they told me they couldn't tell me. I don't think it was in their script they were reading to me? Looking at the first month, I see no difference in pricing. It's incredibly strange and seems deceiving.

The only actual discount on this show is on TodayTix for previews, but TodayTix can be a little shady at times. I just miss going on to Theatermania and looking at the 2 pages of discounted Broadway shows.

Updated On: 2/23/26 at 05:26 PM

Anastasia_Beaverhausen said: "I wish I had a lawyer I could getinvolved because that is some serious false advertising."

I mentioned on the other thread that this seems like something a regulator should be looking into. Perhaps, when we encounter this phenomenon, we should report it to the NYC Dept. of Consumer and Worker Protection here. I don't know how effective this might be, but it's cheaper than hiring a lawyer.