The 2009-2010 Broadway real estate thread

[Yankeefan007]

The 2009-2010 Broadway real estate thread#1

Posted: 6/10/09 at 9:43am

Here's what we know:

Barrymore - Race
Longacre - Burn the Floor
O'Neill - Fela!
Shubert - Memphis
St. James - Finian's Rainbow
Jacobs - God of Carnage
Friedman - Royal Family
Studio 54 - Wishful Drinking
American Airlines - After Miss Julie
Henry Miller's - Bye Bye Birdie
Hilton - Spider-Man: Turn Off the Dark

Tenants for the Schoenfeld, Nederlander, Lyceum, Broadhurst and Belasco are still yet unannounced. I would imagine LCT's production of "in the next room (the vibrator play)" will take the Belasco. Circle in the Square apparently has OUR TOWN.

The Kerr and Music Box contain bubble shows, as does the Golden. And doesn't 2nd Stage's contract with the Hayes begin this season?
Updated On: 6/10/09 at 09:43 AM

[Smaxie]

re: The 2009-2010 Broadway real estate thread#2

Posted: 6/10/09 at 9:53am

The Nederlander and Walter Kerr are both booked for fall. Second Stage's deal for the Helen Hayes wouldn't go into effect until late in 2010, from what I'm hearing.

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[wickedfan]

re: The 2009-2010 Broadway real estate thread#2

Posted: 6/10/09 at 10:09am

I wonder where Brighton Beach/Broadway Bound are going.

"Sing the words, Patti!!!!" Stephen Sondheim to Patti LuPone.

[Schuyler]

re: The 2009-2010 Broadway real estate thread#3

Posted: 6/10/09 at 10:27am

What is going into the Neil Simon?

[jo]

re: The 2009-2010 Broadway real estate thread#4

Posted: 6/10/09 at 10:39am

There's a rumor that A STEADY RAIN ( Jackman/Craig) will go to the Schoenfeld. Can anyone confirm this?

[scaryclowns2232]

re: The 2009-2010 Broadway real estate thread#5

Posted: 6/10/09 at 10:42am

Yankee,

May I ask where you heard that OUR TOWN is transferring?

Thats news to me...

[Yankeefan007]

re: The 2009-2010 Broadway real estate thread#6

Posted: 6/10/09 at 10:43am

http://artsbeat.blogs.nytimes.com/2009/05/14/norman-and-our-town-may-live-on/

[Glory]

re: The 2009-2010 Broadway real estate thread#7

Posted: 6/10/09 at 11:00am

whatever happened to Dirty Dancing taking the Simon?

[viola13]

re: The 2009-2010 Broadway real estate thread#8

Posted: 6/10/09 at 11:42am

Heard that Brighton Beach/Broadway Bound is going in the Nederlander. Only a rumor, though.

[Pianolin717]

re: The 2009-2010 Broadway real estate thread#9

Posted: 6/10/09 at 12:11pm

and I wonder where Superior Donuts will end up.

[nomdeplume]

re: The 2009-2010 Broadway real estate thread#10

Posted: 6/10/09 at 12:30pm

Great thread.

Keep 'em coming, Yankeefan.

[Kad]

re: The 2009-2010 Broadway real estate thread#11

Posted: 6/10/09 at 12:41pm

There's the rumor that keeps popping up that Everyday Rapture is going into the Hayes. Has that been substantiated at all?

"...everyone finally shut up, and the audience could enjoy the beginning of the Anatevka Pogram in peace."

[winston89]

re: The 2009-2010 Broadway real estate thread#12

Posted: 6/10/09 at 12:57pm

I would guess that Everyday Rapture would take the Hayes when Second Stage owns it. And, from what I understand that doesn't take place until sometime in 2010.

But, I do wonder how well 39 Steps is doing. It is a show that has transfered twice during its commercial run and I do know that these days it isn't cheap to transfer a show regardless of the size. So I guess that what I am asking is that for arguments sake if 39 steps is doing well would Second Stage kick them out so that they could put in one of their own shows?

"If you try to shag my husband while I am still alive, I will shove the art of motorcycle maintenance up your rancid little Cu**. That's a good dear" Tom Stoppard's Rock N Roll

[Kad]

re: The 2009-2010 Broadway real estate thread#13

Posted: 6/10/09 at 12:59pm

The 39 Steps is doing fairly well- the BO will fluctuate, but it's a dirt cheap show to run. However, I could easily see it closing after winter at the latest.

"...everyone finally shut up, and the audience could enjoy the beginning of the Anatevka Pogram in peace."

[winston89]

re: The 2009-2010 Broadway real estate thread#14

Posted: 6/10/09 at 1:06pm

Thanks,

I could see Everyday Rapture being the first show that plays in the Helen Hayes when Second stage owns it. However, I feel that it would have to be a limited run. I can't see the show being nothing more then a limited run due to it being basically a one woman show.

"If you try to shag my husband while I am still alive, I will shove the art of motorcycle maintenance up your rancid little Cu**. That's a good dear" Tom Stoppard's Rock N Roll

[somethingwicked]

re: The 2009-2010 Broadway real estate thread#15

Posted: 6/10/09 at 1:16pm

Pianolin717, hedge your bets on SUPERIOR DONUTS taking The Music Box (though that's just an educated guess.)

Yankeefan, you can add SPIDER-MAN: TURN OFF THE DARK going into The Hilton to your list.

Tonya Pinkins: Then we had a "Lot's Wife" last June that was my personal favorite. I'm still trying to get them to let me sing it at some performance where we get to sing an excerpt that's gone.
Tony Kushner: You can sing it at my funeral.

Updated On: 6/10/09 at 01:16 PM

[Pianolin717]

re: The 2009-2010 Broadway real estate thread#16

Posted: 6/10/09 at 1:19pm

That's what I was thinking.

[RippedMan]

re: The 2009-2010 Broadway real estate thread#17

Posted: 6/10/09 at 1:25pm

I'd say Superior Donuts in the Kerr.

[Smaxie]

re: The 2009-2010 Broadway real estate thread#18

Posted: 6/10/09 at 1:33pm

Not the Kerr.

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[frogs_fan85]

re: The 2009-2010 Broadway real estate thread#19

Posted: 6/10/09 at 1:35pm

I'm going to say the Golden for Superior Donuts. I am basing this on absolutely nothing but pure speculation.

[ljay889]

re: The 2009-2010 Broadway real estate thread#20

Posted: 6/10/09 at 1:35pm

I wonder if A Little Night Music has a theater yet.

[BroadwayGuy12]

re: The 2009-2010 Broadway real estate thread#21

Posted: 6/10/09 at 2:12pm

Weren't there rumors that the Ragtime transfer was going into the Neil Simon later this summer? Is that transfer even happening?

[WiCkEDrOcKS]

re: The 2009-2010 Broadway real estate thread#22

Posted: 6/10/09 at 2:17pm

We haven't heard anything official about RAGTIME yet.

But keep hoping...

[somethingwicked]

re: The 2009-2010 Broadway real estate thread#23

Posted: 6/10/09 at 2:20pm

I think RAGTIME could take The Kerr.

The rumor on ATC today is that the producers have secured all the proper funds and have sent out breakdowns to agents for auditions in NY and LA for late July/ early August.

The next step for them is securing a house.

Tonya Pinkins: Then we had a "Lot's Wife" last June that was my personal favorite. I'm still trying to get them to let me sing it at some performance where we get to sing an excerpt that's gone.
Tony Kushner: You can sing it at my funeral.

Updated On: 6/10/09 at 02:20 PM

[Smaxie]

re: The 2009-2010 Broadway real estate thread#24

Posted: 6/10/09 at 3:05pm

Ragtime needs a musical house and the Kerr is too small - and plus, the Kerr is booked with another fall show. Ragtime looks likely to come in, but it will be either in October or in January, depending upon when an appropriate musical house opens up. The Neil Simon is being held for another show, so it is unavailable.

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