Posted: 10/18/18 at 11:59am
RUBEN & CLAY’S FIRST ANNUAL CHRISTMAS CAROL FAMILY FUN PAGEANT SPECTACULAR REUNION SHOW
Posted: 10/18/18 at 12:03pm
Not sure who the audience for this is in 2018... but okay.
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Posted: 10/18/18 at 12:17pm
Now I wanna see a David Cook and David Archuleta reunion show on Broadway ...I'd totally pay full price for that
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Posted: 10/18/18 at 12:52pm
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Tickets from $99 to $229.
This is no "Home For The Holidays".
Posted: 10/18/18 at 12:55pm
People complain about the Disneyfication of Broadway, about Broadway turning into Vegas... but jeez, this is straight-up Branson, Missouri, level stuff.
Updated On: 10/18/18 at 12:55 PM
Posted: 10/18/18 at 1:06pm
MassiveMeGo said: "_(•_&bull
_/ said: "I don't get these Holiday shows. No one visiting NY is going to pick Clay Aiken over a real broadway show. I wonder how cheap tickets are gonna be, 12 or 13 dollars?"
Tickets from $99 to $229.
This is no "Home For The Holidays"."
I just went to Telecharge to look at prices, and they're starting at $39, not $99.
Posted: 10/18/18 at 1:08pm
MassiveMeGo said: "_(•_&bull
_/ said: "I don't get these Holiday shows. No one visiting NY is going to pick Clay Aiken over a real broadway show. I wonder how cheap tickets are gonna be, 12 or 13 dollars?"
Tickets from $99 to $229.
This is no "Home For The Holidays".
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And just like Home from the Holidays they started at those prices but quickly dipped once no one was going.
Posted: 10/18/18 at 1:15pm
Yeah but those are obstructed view in the nose bleeds.
Orchestra ($99.00-$159.00)
- Center Only ($119.00-$159.00)
Front Mezzanine ($129.00-$159.00)
- Center Only ($159.00)
Rear Mezzanine ($39.00-$129.00)
Premium Seating ($189.00 - $229.00)
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Posted: 10/18/18 at 1:16pm
Come December, they'll be paying people to come see it.
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Posted: 10/18/18 at 1:24pm
I don't think anyone is disagreeing with you. Except SOME people will purchase - just not enough.
Posted: 10/18/18 at 1:31pm
Don't buy a ticket to this, just wait until they're desperately handing out comps.
Who puts up the money for things like this to happen and why do they need a tax write off that badly?
Posted: 10/18/18 at 1:55pm
MassiveMeGo said: "
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I'm very much here for Clay Aiken's slow evolution into Martin Short as Jack Frost. Dear God, someone please take away his bleaching supplies.
Posted: 10/18/18 at 3:17pm
The NAME of the piece sounds like a self-aware, vaguely satirical look at these sorts of variety shows, but we'll see if the CONTENT is equally winking.
Posted: 10/18/18 at 3:30pm
People complain about the Disneyfication of Broadway, about Broadway turning into Vegas... but jeez, this is straight-up Branson, Missouri, level stuff.
And it wouldn't be Broadway without it! At least these two names will provide a bigger draw than Home for the Holidays did. This one may even beat Home for the Holidays' highest weekly gross potential of 6.19%, though they might need a "Youtube Sensation" to get them there.
Posted: 10/18/18 at 3:55pm
Sondheimite said: "Don't buy a ticket to this, just wait until they're desperately handing out comps.
Who puts up the money for things like this to happen and why do they need a tax write off that badly?"
Excellent idea, considering the show is raising money to help disabled children... siiiigh.
"The duo also aims to give back with tickets benefiting the National Inclusion Project, the leading voice for the inclusion of children with disabilities."
Very much enjoyed Clay's Christmas album and his holiday concerts a million years ago, love the brotherly/teasing relationship that they (at least publicly) share and love that proceeds are helping kids. I'm looking forward to this. I think it should be a fun time.
Posted: 10/18/18 at 4:02pm
IlanaKeller said: "Sondheimite said: "Don't buy a ticket to this, just wait until they're desperately handing out comps.
Who puts up the money for things like this to happen and why do they need a tax write off that badly?"
Excellent idea, considering the show is raising money to help disabled children... siiiigh.
I'd rather just give money to disabled children then sit through this and I think you'll find most people will feel the same way.
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