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#51

Next for the Marquis Theatre?

There are dates past Charlotte NC (the latest date on the LND website).

#52

Next for the Marquis Theatre?

I can’t imagine any world in which Love Never Dies could possibly win best score.
"There’s nothing quite like the power and the passion of Broadway music. "
#53

Next for the Marquis Theatre?

I would think if it came to Broadway they'd re-up the cast a bit to have some more "names" in it. But maybe I'm wrong.

#54

Next for the Marquis Theatre?

RippedMan said: "I would think if it came to Broadway they'd re-up the cast a bit to have some more "names" in it. But maybe I'm wrong."

Ramin & Sierra again?

#55

Next for the Marquis Theatre?

If Love Never Dies opens on Broadway it won't get a single Tony nom or a single even remotely positive review. It stinks to high heaven. That show makes Jesus gag.
#56

Next for the Marquis Theatre?

nealb1 said: ""Gypsy" is not coming to NYC.
The longest running show was "Me & My Girl." It was a big hit and won 3 Tony Awards.
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"GYPSY" was the last show I saw there in May, 1991 with Tyne Daly. That's when it transferred there from the St James (when Linda Lavin closed it).

#57

Next for the Marquis Theatre?

Theatrefanboy1 said: "So now from what I’ve been hearing that is exactly what the plan is. To bring love never dies to the marquis theatre for a promoted 10 month run with the possible extension to 18. Apparently the rumour is that the plan is that it will be announced Tony week with the touring cast reprising their roles.

But really by the sound of things is moulin rouge is opening as well as King Kong cher show and a few others (also hopefully some surprising originals ) they are hoping to snag some nominations in the next season and extend their stay).

I mean. I’d be excited for it if it were to be official.
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I asked an agent friend with a client in the tour of LND and he said nothing so far has been set for Broadway after Philly!


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Updated On: 6/4/18 at 07:09 PM

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