Lot666 said: "Call_me_jorge said: "When is the palace supposed to be raised? Or has that been abandoned?"
I can't answer your question, but the Sunset Boulevard Facebook page posted a comment yesterday stating that they definitely could not extend and have to close on June 25.
Though that could be due to another commitment for Glen Close and/or time limits on how long the non-American cast members can perform.
saxpower said: "Though that could be due to another commitment for Glen Close and/or time limits on how long the non-American cast members can perform."
A number of folks over in the main Sunset thread have messaged the show and ALW on social media, asking that they extend for a few weeks with Betty Buckley. The show's recent FB post also specified that "There will be no replacement for Glenn Close", which suggests to me that they heard the request for a replacement, but the closing is dependent on some other constraint not related to Ms. Close.
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They prob just don't think the show would sell without Close. And they'd have to recast, rehearse, etc. More money. They're are just trying to break even.
^sooo, if the nederlanders are booking the palace that far in advance it would seem it's not being risen in the near future.
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BroadwayConcierge said: "Yup, Willie got it. Escape to Margaritaville will take the Marquis in the spring of 2018."
That's what I think is happening. I was looking at tickets for Waitress when that came up underneath the calendar. It's only the one date but I imagine that is being used as a placeholder till the deal is solidified and they'll add the rest of the run.
EDSOSLO858 said: "ElephantLoveMedley said: "Any thoughts now that it'll be vacant in January 2023?
PerhapsOnce Upon a One More Time? Or ALW'sCinderella?"
I’d say the former. It was going to play the Marquis spring/summer 2020, but ‘Rona had other plans."
OUAOMT had the Nederlanders and Cinderella had Shuberts attached, I believe? I imagine if The Notebook were to transfer, wouldn't they stick with Nederlanders considering McCollum has Six at the Brooks?
YvanEhtNioj said: "My guess is Once Upon A..the gays would easily travel to see it, and it has cross-over appeal. I can see it filling up the Marquis fairly easily.
Also is it me, or is Broadway gonna be very bare this fall?"
Not really. Here's the new shows starting or have recently started previews:
1776
Death of a Salesman
Ain't No Mo
Almost Famous
A Beautiful Noise
Between Riverside and Crazy
A Christmas Carol
The Collaboration
The Cost of Living
& Juliet
Kimberly Akimbo
The Kite Runner (Closing Oct. 22)
KPOP
Leopoldstadt
Ohio State Murders
The Piano Lesson
The Pirates of Penzance
Some Like It Hot
Take Me Out
TopDog/UnderDog
Walking with Ghosts
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Hey maybe they can hire those people who renovated the Cort Theatre or David Geffen Hall and give the auditorium the reno that it needs to become an acoustically-pristine space. And then triple the number of escalators up/down to the theatre level of the hotel. And give the theatre lobby floor a makeover so it doesn't feel so much like a cruise ship.
ACL2006 said: "YvanEhtNioj said: "My guess is Once Upon A..the gays would easily travel to see it, and it has cross-over appeal. I can see it filling up the Marquis fairly easily.
Also is it me, or is Broadway gonna be very bare this fall?"
Not really. Here's the new shows starting or have recently started previews:
1776
Death of a Salesman
Ain't No Mo
Almost Famous
A Beautiful Noise
Between Riverside and Crazy
A Christmas Carol
The Collaboration
The Cost of Living
& Juliet
Kimberly Akimbo
The Kite Runner (Closing Oct. 22)
KPOP
Leopoldstadt
Ohio State Murders
The Piano Lesson
The Pirates of Penzance
Some Like It Hot
Take Me Out
TopDog/UnderDog
Walking with Ghosts
"
You can add Mike Birbiglia: The Old Man & the Pool to that list - just announced tonight.
YvanEhtNioj said: "My guess is Once Upon A..the gays would easily travel to see it, and it has cross-over appeal. I can see it filling up the Marquis fairly easily.
Also is it me, or is Broadway gonna be very bare this fall?"
Not sure where you got that idea from. 36 Broadway theatres are scheduled to be filled by Thanksgiving, leaving only 4 operable Broadway theatres and the inoperable Palace without a show.
jkcohen626 said: "YvanEhtNioj said: "My guess is Once Upon A..the gays would easily travel to see it, and it has cross-over appeal. I can see it filling up the Marquis fairly easily.
Also is it me, or is Broadway gonna be very bare this fall?"
Not sure where you got that idea from. 36 Broadway theatres are scheduled to be filled by Thanksgiving, leaving only 4 operable Broadway theatres and the inoperable Palace without a show."
Havent been keeping track like that. Just feels like every two days there's a new show closing