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#26

The Humans Closing

It's amazing it's done what it has. It will have a VERY healthy regional life, as it's a very easy show to cast and mount.

I wish we could get more new smaller houses on Broadway. Now with the Hayes gone to 2nd Stage, which hasn't really produced much quality theater... we're left with fewer and fewer play houses. I remember seeing Next Fall at the Hayes and loving the size of the space.

#27

The Humans Closing

RippedMan said: "It's amazing it's done what it has. It will have a VERY healthy regional life, as it's a very easy show to cast and mount.

I wish we could get more new smaller houses on Broadway. Now with the Hayes gone to 2nd Stage, which hasn't really produced much quality theater... we're left with fewer and fewer play houses. I remember seeing Next Fall at the Hayes and loving the size of the space.




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We're about to get one: The Hudson. At approximately 700 seats, it'll be one of the smallest houses on Broadway that doesn't belong to a non-profit.

#28

The Humans Closing

Could someone remind me if Second Stage said they planned to increase the no. of productions in their season once the Hayes had been renovated? Or was the Hayes strictly to be a transfer house for Second Stage off-broadway productions? I'm very interested to see how their usage of the Hayes plays out.

Would it be possible for Second Stage to also rent out the Helen Hayes to limited engagements in their 'off-season' like the Summer, since they have their Uptown Series in the summer?

#29

The Humans Closing

I would imagine they'd produce stuff in that house strictly on Broadway. Maybe some of their bigger shows. Their musicals always feel cramped off-Broadway.

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