Emmaloucbway said: "If the Network speculation is true, does this mean the Cort will undergo renovations or could something else slip in there this season?"
My guess would be renovations during the fall and maybe something in the Spring.
Odd that Dreamgirls has had multiple casting notices and dates announced, but no theater. Maybe they're waiting for "Head Over Heels?"
And is the Belasco "bigger" than the Court in terms of backstage? Maybe that's the advantage. I don't think the Court is bad, and Network is bound to be a hit regardless of which theater.
Belasco probably has better backstage features than the notoriously small Cort, since it was renovated only 8 years ago.
I, too, am very curious about where CRAZY FOR YOU will land, if it is still coming in. Hudson? Winter Garden? The Lunt? Worth keeping an eye on Band’s Visit. It still has amazing numbers, but they’ve dropped 7 of the last 8 weeks. It hits 1 year in December; will it be able to survive the winter?
Did they ever announce where Dear England is going? There's so many announcements these days it's possible I missed it
I could see Dorian Grey having a late transfer or something that would want to move quickly rather than strategically (from the US) although West End doesn't have an absence of work to bring over either
Going back on my previous remarks, I was told by someone at Second Stage to expect an announcement around Monday or Tuesday regarding a transfer of APPROPRIATE to the Belasco.
It apparently is going to happen, and there are just some things that need to be finalized
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quizking101 said: "yyys said: "Dear England is too big of a production to be at the Belasco.
Hoping it's Appropriate...if it transfers."
If it takes the Belasco, it would only be because it’s a larger theatre. I feel like it should still go to the Booth when Akimbo closes."
They'd have to wait over two months for the Booth. I don't know if they'd want to risk losing their momentum. They could close at the Hayes and open at the Belasco a week or two later.
As for Dear England, with a cast as huge as that (including a star salary for Fiennes), I feel like it's more likely we get that in next season's Lincoln Center season, but perhaps there'll be a savvy enough producer behind it to do it without a subscriber base. See: Leopoldstadt and The Ferryman.