It's called the INTERNATIONAL database, but all of the shows are for UK, Australia, US, and Canada. Are there plans to expand it for other countries, because I have almost all of the info for international "Rent", "Wicked", "Cats", "Les Miserables", and "The Phantom of the Opera".
What about separating their workshops and actually Broadway productions? For example, Kristin's lists her reading the workshop for Young Frankenstein, but she's not in the Broadway show. It might confuse some casual observer who doesn't read too closely that she was in YF.
I'm also glad to see you're open to submissions and added information. That should keep the site growing and improving for years to come. It's one of the complaints I had with IBDB.com. You basically had to be blessed by the Pope before you could submit anything. I had info for them, but didn't want to jump through all the hurdles to get it implemented. Way too much trouble and not worth that much effort.
But this is different and better!
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WOW. This is wonderful! It's great that I can find info on productions all over the place. Thank you guys for doing this!
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This is the main tool. It should not be hidden in the dashboard. Its also confusing there because that is where the user is used to seeing the general search tool -- but this is something very different.
I would 1.) Label it as "database search" to differentiate it from the other search and 2.) Place it dead center on the page (beneath the black masterhead but above the "Playing on Broadway/off-Broadway area.
on the "opened today" section of today (feb 23) it lists Shrek the musical (2007). obviousely, the reading shouldn't be listed as the opening date. just to let you guys know...