Posted: 9/6/26 at 9:45pm
I wonder how long it will be until Jonathan Bailey returns to the theatre and if it would be West End of Broadway, musical or play. Every four years or so he's had a tendency of doing some sort of theatre, so I would be curious if he would be taking on another project, since dropping from Sunday
Posted: 9/6/26 at 9:49pm
I don’t care what it is as long as the man finally makes his NY stage debut.
Posted: 9/6/26 at 10:01pm
I can confidently say that if he had stayed with the project, Bailey easily would have won both the Olivier and the Tony for Seurat. Friend saw him and Grande at a reading and said he was easily at Jake and Patinkin’s level.
Whatever his Broadway debut eventually is, I will fight to the death for a comp.
Updated On: 9/6/26 at 10:01 PM
Posted: 9/7/26 at 12:38am
EDSOSLO858 said: "Whatever his Broadway debut eventually is, I will fight to the death for a comp."
If you want to see it that badly, you could just...pay for a ticket.
Posted: 9/7/26 at 1:06am
BroadwayGuy12 said: "EDSOSLO858 said: "Whatever his Broadway debut eventually is, I will fight to the death for a comp."
If you want to see it that badly, you could just...pay for a ticket."
Valid point, but I have plenty of industry connections, as do my loved ones, and we often get offered comps even for some hot sellers. I’ve only paid a few times for tickets that were more expensive than a rush or lottery seat.
I should’ve made that more clear.
Updated On: 9/7/26 at 01:06 AM
Posted: 9/7/26 at 12:56pm
EDSOSLO858 said: "BroadwayGuy12 said: "EDSOSLO858 said: "Whatever his Broadway debut eventually is, I will fight to the death for a comp."
If you want to see it that badly, you could just...pay for a ticket."
Validpoint, but I have plenty ofindustry connections,as do my loved ones, and we often get offered comps even for some hot sellers. I’ve only paid a few times for tickets that were more expensive than a rush or lottery seat.
I should’vemade that more clear."
Well, excuse me, bully for you.
Posted: 9/7/26 at 1:46pm
Dunno, but I have plenty of industry contacts and numerous friends on Broadway and who work on high profile projects and I’ve NEVER accepted a comped ticket even when offered. I always pay for my own tickets. Yes, they always provide me with their house seats but I pay for them at their cost. It’s MY way of supporting their work and the show.
Posted: 9/7/26 at 2:44pm
EDSOSLO858 said: "BroadwayGuy12 said: "EDSOSLO858 said: "Whatever his Broadway debut eventually is, I will fight to the death for a comp."
If you want to see it that badly, you could just...pay for a ticket."
Validpoint, but I have plenty ofindustry connections,as do my loved ones, and we often get offered comps even for some hot sellers. I’ve only paid a few times for tickets that were more expensive than a rush or lottery seat.
I should’ve made that more clear."
Maybe you shouldn't have made it as clear as you made it. Privilege is rarely viewed as a positive these days.
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