Swing Joined: 10/12/11
It's about a month later than they usually announce, I believe!
They announced Awake and Sing!
Broadway Legend Joined: 7/29/08
Fantod, Awake and Sing isn't their production. It's a rental.
The confirmed productions are: The Total Bent, which was announced to be moved to the 15-16 from the 14-15 season, in addition to Head of Passes by Tarell McCraney, which Berkeley Rep in California is currently billing as a co-production with the Public.
Anyone else have any insider info?
Updated On: 5/6/15 at 03:42 PMBroadway Legend Joined: 2/24/14
Is Total Bent a definite? It was one of the reasons I joined last year. Bought tickets and then it got canceled. I saw the lab 3 years ago and loved it then. Really want to see how it's changed.
Understudy Joined: 3/17/15
Those working on Total Bent have been told it's for sure Spring 2016.
Broadway Legend Joined: 2/24/14
I was curious about how late they are waiting to announce as well. I figured they wanted to focus more on Hamilton and perhaps Fun Home right now, and perhaps will use the mostly positive reception those shows received to promote their "brand."
Broadway Legend Joined: 5/2/14
Jay O.Sanders will be doing Macbeth with his wife at some point either this season or next. Also hearing Heres Hoover (Timbers/Friedman) will be getting a run this season
"Jay O.Sanders will be doing Macbeth with his wife at some point"
Please tell me you're kidding.
Broadway Legend Joined: 5/2/14
no and to be honest his Titus was phenomenal so id be happy to see him as Macbeth.
Broadway Legend Joined: 7/22/03
I saw Sanders do Macbeth 12 years ago and he was frightening. It was a great production.
Broadway Legend Joined: 7/29/08
Another effing Macbeth? Seriously?
Broadway Legend Joined: 5/2/14
bwah sorry i messed this up Hamlet, not Macbeth.
Another effing Hamlet? Seriously?
Broadway Legend Joined: 7/29/08
Stand-by Joined: 12/1/14
The only thing that is more overdone these days is "King Lear". If I don't see another production of that for another ten years I'll be perfectly happy.
It's hard to believe Shakespeare wrote around three dozen plays considering how often we see Hamlet, Macbeth, King Lear, and Twelfth Night.
Understudy Joined: 3/17/15
Yeah, but not all of them are "crowd pleasers"
I mean I get that Shakespeare is great and all, but oof, I'd be happy to not sit through one again, ha.
cue Nick Bottom: "GOD I HATE SHAKESPEARE!"
They just announced the new season.
No Macbeth (or Hamlet).
Totally incredible season! The more Lear DeBessonet shows, the better!
A new LaChiusa with Mary Testa? I'm in heaven!
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