#26
Posted: 2/14/06 at 6:14pm
I thought Martin Short already booked the Lyceum? Or am I just imagining things. Anyway, maybe Defiance can move over for a limited run. You never know.
The Schoenfeld...Any guesses as to what the next tennant is? — Page 2
#27
Posted: 2/14/06 at 8:10pm
What else is still in need of a theater?
#28
Posted: 2/14/06 at 10:21pm
I am I correct in guessing that besides the Broadhurst, the Schoenfeld (nee Plymouth) is the most "desireable" of all the houses in the 11000-seat range? Is their much of a different in rents negotiated for the Schoenfeld versus second-string houses such as the Longacre or Cort?
#29
Posted: 2/14/06 at 10:24pm
OOps--I meant "1100-seat" range, not 11,000!! Sorry for my repeated typos! --Peter
#30
Posted: 2/14/06 at 11:35pm
Tale if Two Cities needs a theatre. The Wiz as well. A Chorus Line and Times They Are A Changin. Oh, and Curtains also.
#31
Posted: 2/15/06 at 4:24am
I will always call it the Plymouth too. Who knows from "Schoenfeld" anyway... Just ask Mr. Schoenfeld to change his name to "Plymouth" if he wants a theatre, it's cheaper.
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#32
Posted: 2/15/06 at 5:51am
With the exception of Curtains, I think all the shows you listed are WAY too large for the Schoenfeld. Curtains might be as well, for all I know.
Nothing precious, plain to see, don't make a fuss over me. Not loud, not soft, but somewhere inbetween. Say sorry, just let it be the word you mean.
#33
Posted: 2/15/06 at 8:11am
Times They Are a Changin' is mentioned for the Brooks Atkinson in Riedel's column today, after Odd Couple completes its run.
Begin at the beginning and go on till you come to the end: then stop.
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