Some odds & ends

Tickets for MUCH ADO will be going on sale right around the Tonys. 

EDSOSLO858 said: "Tickets for MUCH ADO will be going on sale right around the Tonys."

We still don't even know the dates yet right? Been starting to preliminarily plan my fall trip but was waiting for some firm dates before I did. Right now I think the only dates I know for sure are Galileo and Wanted

DiscoCrows said: "Much Ado just posted this EPA the other day:

https://playbill.com/job/much-ado-about-nothing-broadway-nyc-epa-04-22-26-04-23-26/8378004c-bbb0-4da9-8135-adea718004f2

First rehearsal: October 12, 2026

First performance: October 31, 2026

Closing: January 2027"

Oh wow thanks

TheGingerBreadMan said: "I saw Paranormal Activity during its DC run. It has a few cool special effects but is not a good play. And this is coming from me, a horror fanatic who loves the Paranormal Activity movies. It will burn and die quickly on Broadway."

Which means cheap tickets, so I'm all for it. 

Matt Rogers said: "TheatreFan4 said: "TheGingerBreadMan said: "I saw Paranormal Activity during its DC run. It has a few cool special effects but is not a good play. And this is coming from me, a horror fanatic who loves the Paranormal Activity movies. It will burn and die quickly on Broadway."

Which means cheap tickets, so I'm all for it."

It got some great reviews out of town, so just because some gingerbread man thinks it will “burn and die” quickly on Broadway does not make it so."

No but really, it's so disappointing. Tourist trap.

I actually think a limited run of Paranormal Activity on Broadway would make a lot of sense. If it opened in July it would catch the summer tourists, then carry through Halloween when spooky season gives it a natural boost, then close after the Christmas tourist wave before the January slump. The title already has recognition and the material is exactly what Gen Z responds to right now. It is dark, mysterious, sexy, scary, and it gives them something big and cool to post about as much as something to experience.

The play itself is small and clean with six actors and a unit set, which makes it easy to position as a seasonal event. Cast hot, relevant actors like Thomas Doherty and Ayo Edebiri, and it becomes the kind of thing both tourists and locals want to catch while it is here. It feels like the right mix of timing, title, and audience appetite.