Swing Joined: 9/14/16
Anyone know why the Sunday, 11/6 performance of Hamilton has a 1:00 curtain? With an 8:00 show the night before, will standbys to the standbys be filling all the main roles?
I know its the day of the New York City Marathon but wouldn't think that would be the reason.
do the standbys have their own standbys?
Rebecca Lurker2 said: "Anyone know why the Sunday, 11/6 performance of Hamilton has a 1:00 curtain? With an 8:00 show the night before, will standbys to the standbys be filling all the main roles?"
Could be a public appearance (or a private one) that night.
With an organization as big as the one running the marathon, I'm thinking too there's some Ham event related to it.
I doubt it is the marathon which is done and gone by then. It could also be something related to the election. or something else.
Updated On: 9/15/16 at 10:51 PMStand-by Joined: 4/21/15
It's also the end of daylight savings, but that would be more plausible if it were 2pm start...
Updated On: 9/15/16 at 10:59 PM
not the end of daylight savings time. I hate that!
Broadway Star Joined: 12/2/06
This was the show that was released to the public much later, making us think that it was previously going to be a performance attached to an event (some guessed something Wesleyan related?) but got cancelled. It could be that this performance was always scheduled to start at 1:00pm because of whatever events were originally associated with it so when it was cancelled they kept the time.
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