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Posted: 3/22/05 at 8:54pm
I don't know how you guys would feel about this, but I'd give it a try. There are obviously questions, at different times that seem to be asked over and over. I figured I'd start putting some answers to some of them here, and you guys can add. Even if we don't keep the thread bumped so much, when the questions start getting add, we can at least tell them to search for this title. Okay, so here's a couple that I have answers to:
The Rent movie is currently scheduled to be released November 11 in theaters.
The Rent movie is done filming in New York, and is now shooting in San Francisco.
All posters here do not necessarily hate Wicked, some may heavily dislike it, but mostly it seems that way because for a time there were many Wicked fans who some will say "shoved it down their throats" so that lead to a backlash to the show. Actually at this point it has died down quite a bit. And for the record, I am not one of those crazy Wicked fans(I have friends here that can attest to that).
Umm, can someone provide a link to Talkin Broadway's rush/SRO policies? That gets asked a lot.
Those are the ones I can think of off the top of my head. If anyone can think of others, please feel free to add them here.
The Rent movie is currently scheduled to be released November 11 in theaters.
The Rent movie is done filming in New York, and is now shooting in San Francisco.
All posters here do not necessarily hate Wicked, some may heavily dislike it, but mostly it seems that way because for a time there were many Wicked fans who some will say "shoved it down their throats" so that lead to a backlash to the show. Actually at this point it has died down quite a bit. And for the record, I am not one of those crazy Wicked fans(I have friends here that can attest to that).
Umm, can someone provide a link to Talkin Broadway's rush/SRO policies? That gets asked a lot.
Those are the ones I can think of off the top of my head. If anyone can think of others, please feel free to add them here.
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