Bette's Turban said: "DAME said: "RagzJr said: "I wonder, then, if the current US cast will be utilized for the Chicago engagement & tour while the Broadway production will feature a new cast."
I can’t imagine. It makes more financial sense for the to just recast ."
What great opportunities for young women lie ahead! Very exiting! I’m curious.. was Chicago shakes a rental? Or were they producers as well?"
I believe they were the producers. This was a replacement show for Bedknobs and Broomsticks.
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I thought I had read on a link earlier in this thread that the cruise ship production was pulled. But the link you provided is recent. So I guess it is still on. Very interesting business model for this show. But I think it will benefit from beating to its own drum.
West End UK Tour Broadway US Tour Australia Norwegian Cruise"
I thought I had read on a link earlier in this thread that the cruise ship production was pulled. But the link you provided is recent. So I guess it is still on. Very interesting business model for this show. But I think it will benefit from beating to its own drum."
Impossible will be glad to know that I am good with it now and I have let it go. I am hoping that their tickets prices reflect their unorthodox road.
Scandal? I don't think more actors out than you have understudies for qualifies as a scandal.
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dramamama611 said: "Scandal? I don't think more actors out than you have understudies for qualifies as a scandal."
Well if the show can barely go on it qualifies as a scandal to me. The queens were definitely worked up about it. ( I mean the chat board queens.. not the SIX queens. )
West End UK Tour Broadway US Tour Australia Norwegian Cruise"
I thought I had read on a link earlier in this thread that the cruise ship production was pulled. But the link you provided is recent. So I guess it is still on. Very interesting business model for this show. But I think it will benefit from beating to its own drum."
Impossible will be glad to know that I am good with it now and I have let it go. I am hoping that their tickets prices reflect their unorthodox road."
flyeaglesfly said: "I wouldn't call the US productions in Chicago, St. Paul, and Boston a national tour. They're more pre-broadway engagements."
What about the Chicago engagement after the show opens on Broadway? Maybe that could be a sit-down production, but it seems like that could easily go on tour across the US, must like the show has been doing in the UK.
DoTheDood said: "flyeaglesfly said: "I wouldn't call the US productions in Chicago, St. Paul, and Boston a national tour. They're more pre-broadway engagements."
What about the Chicago engagement after the show opens on Broadway? Maybe that could be a sit-down production, but it seems like that could easily go on tour across the US, must like the show has been doing in the UK."
DoTheDood said: "flyeaglesfly said: "I wouldn't call the US productions in Chicago, St. Paul, and Boston a national tour. They're more pre-broadway engagements."
What about the Chicago engagement after the show opens on Broadway? Maybe that could be a sit-down production, but it seems like that could easily go on tour across the US, must like the show has been doing in the UK."
They said in the Chicago announcement that if it does well it’ll be staying there indefinitely, so it is clearly going to be a new cast, but then we have no idea who is in the Broadway cast yet either. I guess they are holding back the announcement in case they get some bigger names for Broadway.
There will be a totally new touring cast for the UK, it won’t be the London cast unless I guess some of them want to go out on tour in which case it’ll be a mixture of old and new.
One would assume the US will be the same and swap people about if they want to.
DAME said: "Mister Matt said: "Well...I think it also helps that Six is a good show."
Did you make it to closing? Lots of fun social media on it.
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I did, it was tones of fun. Packed with fans and many doing their own little homages to the Queens. A few were wearing purple shirts with green sleeves, others had on green sunglasses and collars and really it was like people were dressed to hang and have a good time. They went nuts at the end of each number... as was expected...but aside form Sorry not Sorry the crowd was enthusiastic but respectful. I was in the front row and had a blast
Papi2013 said: "Any updates on the current understudy scandal in the West? Everyone better now?"
Far from a scandal, but they’ve hired additional alternates.
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American Express presale is on now. Standard pricing is $49-159, premiums are $229-249. Show schedule is Tuesday-Sunday at 8 p.m during previews, then moving to 7:30 p.m. after opening. Matinees will run at 3 p.m. on Saturdays and Sundays.
CT2NYC said: "American Express presale is on now. Standard pricing is $49-159, premiums are $229-249. Show schedule is Tuesday-Sunday at 8 p.m, with Sundays moving to 7;30 p.m. after opening. Matinees will run at 3 p.m. on Saturdays and Sundays.
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Interesting. I would have thought they’re schedule wound have benefited from being more untraditional.
n2nbaby said: "Has anyone sat in the rear mezz of the Brooks? Was looking at the $49 tickets but I’ve never sat up there. Any insight?"
I was up there for Waitress. We were toward the center, which definitely helped. It did feel a bit far, but ultimately we felt like we could see everyone onstage well enough. I probably will sit up there again for Six– which I want to see again (saw it at the Edinburgh Fringe last year) but haven't gotten tickets yet.
CT2NYC said: "American Express presale is on now. Standard pricing is $49-159, premiums are $229-249. Show schedule is Tuesday-Sunday at 8 p.m, with Sundays moving to 7:30 p.m. after opening. Matinees will run at 3 p.m. on Saturdays and Sundays.
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It looks like ALL the night shows move to 7:30 from 8pm after opening...not just Sunday
KathyNYC2 said: "CT2NYC said: "American Express presale is on now. Standard pricing is $49-159, premiums are $229-249. Show schedule is Tuesday-Sunday at 8 p.m, with Sundays moving to 7:30 p.m. after opening. Matinees will run at 3 p.m. on Saturdays and Sundays.
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It looks like ALL the night shows move to 7:30 from 8pm after opening...not just Sunday