What's the 1st show you're planning to see when the quarantine is over? — Page 2

mailhandler777 said: "Jagged Little Pill. I had a ticket for yesterday when Broadway was supposed to open back up and I will have one for the day it does open back up."

It will probably unfortunately close in the midst of this crisis, though it was making some decent cash before the shutdown. But who knows? If it does survive, I bet you'll be seeing Alanis Morissette or Idina Menzel take on Mary Jane as part of a desperation stunt cast. (Idina originally read the part in 2017)

Right now, we've got seats to The Music Man and Company for October. Fingers crossed we have a hope of seeing them safely, because I would absolutely love to. We were scheduled to see Company the first Saturday of the closure and were so bummed to miss it.

West Side Story and hopefully Company in the fall along with Flying over Sunset at some point

Jordan Levinson said: "mailhandler777 said: "Jagged Little Pill. I had a ticket for yesterday when Broadway was supposed to open back up and I will have one for the day it does open back up."

It will probably unfortunately close in the midst of this crisis, though it was making some decent cash before the shutdown. But who knows? If it does survive, I bet you'll be seeing Alanis Morissette or Idina Menzel take on Mary Jane as part of a desperation stunt cast. (Idina originally read the part in 2017)"

One of the producers put out a shockingly optimistic article, like more optimistic than normal, so I think it might have a chance to make it back, even if it doesn't stay on for a while.

https://broadwaynews.com/2020/04/06/jagged-little-pill-producer-eva-price-on-weathering-the-broadway-shutdown/

While I agree that Idina would be a good star cast, I feel like they would try and keep Elizabeth Stanley around for the Tonys- whenever and however they happen- since she's a possible nom for best lead actress. I could definitely see them stunt casting Frankie or Phoenix to try and open the doors again.

Flying over Sunset. Had tix for Mar 12th and was of course bummed to hear it get cancelled but I understand it's for the best. It'll be worth the wait!!!!

Jordan Levinson said: "The quarantine won't be over for at least a year, and by the time Broadway actually reopens, most of the shows left (if not all of them) will be the long-runners and mainstays. I'd be happy if I gotto see Phantom for the first time sometime in 2021 after I get vaccinated."

I said something similar in another thread but this quarantine and these closures CANNOT last last that long without Armageddon style chaos we've only seen in movies coming down upon us. Humanity's mental health and an already fragile economy are at stake and will.not.wait. until a vaccine comes. Along with testing, we need viable treatments to bridge the gap between now and that vaccine. We need to demand better. It's already been a month in NY and similar in other cities and states, and the proof is already in the pudding. We're getting antsy and cranky. We can't handle much more than 2-4 months of this, mentally or economically, let alone a year or until 2022 that a Harvard studied reported if nothing changed or happened on that front. So unless the powers that be WANT Armageddon style revoting (I wonder sometimes...), they better come up with a better plans. No human has endless patience to wait a year or more to go back to jobs that won't exist by then.

castlestreet said: "It may seem crazy, especially given how many times I’ve seen it but - Phantom. New York City, a few drinks somewhere before, old faithful Phantom and a great dinner someplace like Orso or Broadway Joe’s afterwards will make me feel like all is right with the world again."

ABSOLUTELY!

chipsandguacplz said: "Jordan Levinson said: "mailhandler777 said: "Jagged Little Pill. I had a ticket for yesterday when Broadway was supposed to open back up and I will have one for the day it does open back up."

It will probably unfortunately close in the midst of this crisis, though it was making some decent cash before the shutdown. But who knows? If it does survive, I bet you'll be seeing Alanis Morissette or Idina Menzel take on Mary Jane as part of a desperation stunt cast. (Idina originally read the part in 2017)"

One of the producers put out a shockingly optimistic article, like more optimistic than normal, so I think it might have a chance to make it back, even if it doesn't stay on for a while.

https://broadwaynews.com/2020/04/06/jagged-little-pill-producer-eva-price-on-weathering-the-broadway-shutdown/

While I agree that Idina would be a good star cast, I feel like they would try and keep Elizabeth Stanley around for the Tonys- whenever and however they happen- since she's a possible nom for best lead actress. I could definitely see them stunt casting Frankie or Phoenix to try and open the doors again."

The first time I heard Cipriano's voice, I thought Ben Platt would be perfect for Phoenix, though he is considered an ensemble role. Also, what I would give to see Menzel perform/act out "Uninvited," "Smiling," and "Forgiven." Those songs alone will be worth the price of admission.

Despite being completely gutted at the potential loss of some non-staple/newer shows - I have selfishly never been happier that I have such 'basic' favorites. If B'Way reopens on a Monday, it'll be Phantom, Wicked, and Cursed Child (if they make it) in that order.

chipsandguacplz said: "Jordan Levinson said: "mailhandler777 said: "Jagged Little Pill. I had a ticket for yesterday when Broadway was supposed to open back up and I will have one for the day it does open back up."

It will probably unfortunately close in the midst of this crisis, though it was making some decent cash before the shutdown. But who knows? If it does survive, I bet you'll be seeing Alanis Morissette or Idina Menzel take on Mary Jane as part of a desperation stunt cast. (Idina originally read the part in 2017)"

One of the producers put out a shockingly optimistic article, like more optimistic than normal, so I think it might have a chance to make it back, even if it doesn't stay on for a while.

https://broadwaynews.com/2020/04/06/jagged-little-pill-producer-eva-price-on-weathering-the-broadway-shutdown/

While I agree that Idina would be a good star cast, I feel like they would try and keep Elizabeth Stanley around for the Tonys- whenever and however they happen- since she's a possible nom for best lead actress. I could definitely see them stunt casting Frankie or Phoenix to try and open the doors again."

They won't need to stunt cast at all. The OBC will be back with the exception of Yana Perrault who left prior to join on of the Hamilton tours.