#1
Posted: 4/4/11 at 10:14pm
I'm curious!
Which Broadway Theater Have You Been In The Most Without Ever Having Seen An Original Production There But You Did See That Shows Revival?
#2
Posted: 4/4/11 at 10:20pm
Well I did see Hairspray at the Neil Simon Theatre - once right after it opened, with the original cast, but then two years later after much of the cast had been replaced. My dilemma is I'm not really sure if I should count that as visiting the theater twice in my official count - it's really like a whole new show once the new cast came in.
Now I'm considering counting it a third time since I once thought I might want to see Catch Me if You Can, though I didn't go yet. I wonder though if that would count as a third visit seeing as it would also be an original cast, just like when I went there for Hairspray, so does that count as a new entity?
Please let me know how many times I can count Neil Simon. Thanks.
Now I'm considering counting it a third time since I once thought I might want to see Catch Me if You Can, though I didn't go yet. I wonder though if that would count as a third visit seeing as it would also be an original cast, just like when I went there for Hairspray, so does that count as a new entity?
Please let me know how many times I can count Neil Simon. Thanks.
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Updated On: 4/4/11 at 10:20 PM
#3
Posted: 4/4/11 at 10:22pm
Tie between Longacre (La Cage) and Walter Kerr (A Little Night Music). Hopefully there will be a triple tie with the Al Hirschfeld later this year.
I'm curious now: have there been many (or any) revivals playing at the same theatre as the original production? Have you seen them?
I'm curious now: have there been many (or any) revivals playing at the same theatre as the original production? Have you seen them?
#4
Posted: 4/4/11 at 10:28pm
No.
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