Shows Seen: Sister Act (7/15/12), Wicked (8/18/12), Porgy and Bess (8/21/12), Spiderman (8/26/12), Rent (8/26/12), Book of Mormon (8/28/12), Bring it On! (8/29/12), Jersey Boys (8/29/12), Nice Work if You Can Get It (9/23/12), Newsies (9/26/12), Evita (9/29/12), Mary Poppins (9/29/12), Peter & the Starcatcher (10/7/12), Chaplin (10/21/12), The Performers (10/26/12), Elf (11/9/12), Chaplin (11/10/12), Edwin Drood (11/18/12), Rock of Ages (11/18/12), Annie (11/20/12), Chicago (11/23/12), Scandalous (11/23/12), Scandalous (12/1/12), Bring It On (12/2/12), Forbidden Broadway: Alive and Kicking (12/2/12), A Christmas Story (12/16/12), Book of Mormon (12/22/12), Once (12/22/12).
The irony of your screen name is not lost on me. :) But seriously, I'm really surprised someone would bring this back so soon. I suggest that they change the title to "Cherry Jones Wants Another Tony".
Well, it's been SEVEN years, and while that's a tad soon, this production is truly wonderful. It would be a shame to keep it from a bigger audience.
If we're not having fun, then why are we doing it?
These are DISCUSSION boards, not mutual admiration boards. Discussion only occurs when we are willing to hear what others are thinking, regardless of whether it is alignment to our own thoughts.
Incorrect on the seven years thing. Roundabout did it in 2010 starting Judith Ivey. If this new production is truly revalatory, then fine, bring her on in. But commercially speaking, I still wonder who is going to buy enough tickets to make it recoup.
Roundabout isn't listed on IBDB. Which is odd. I wonder why.
It might not recoup, but that's for the investors to worry about, not the audience.
And yes, I do think it's that good.
If we're not having fun, then why are we doing it?
These are DISCUSSION boards, not mutual admiration boards. Discussion only occurs when we are willing to hear what others are thinking, regardless of whether it is alignment to our own thoughts.
It depends. If people want to pay to see a certain star, then a revival will happen sooner rather than later. The timing would be interesting, since Zachary Quinto should be doing press for the new Star Trek movie soon, but I don't know if Spock and Tennessee Williams share the same audience.
There are a lot of people that might only know a little about B'way...but most know even less about off b'way. And while many of "us" would be willing to go the SHOW, most tourists are only interested in seeing a BROADWAY show.
Time will tell. (And thanks for the clarification, Theatreguy.
If we're not having fun, then why are we doing it?
These are DISCUSSION boards, not mutual admiration boards. Discussion only occurs when we are willing to hear what others are thinking, regardless of whether it is alignment to our own thoughts.
Is Passion in talks of transferring? Would love to see it transfer!
Shows Seen: Sister Act (7/15/12), Wicked (8/18/12), Porgy and Bess (8/21/12), Spiderman (8/26/12), Rent (8/26/12), Book of Mormon (8/28/12), Bring it On! (8/29/12), Jersey Boys (8/29/12), Nice Work if You Can Get It (9/23/12), Newsies (9/26/12), Evita (9/29/12), Mary Poppins (9/29/12), Peter & the Starcatcher (10/7/12), Chaplin (10/21/12), The Performers (10/26/12), Elf (11/9/12), Chaplin (11/10/12), Edwin Drood (11/18/12), Rock of Ages (11/18/12), Annie (11/20/12), Chicago (11/23/12), Scandalous (11/23/12), Scandalous (12/1/12), Bring It On (12/2/12), Forbidden Broadway: Alive and Kicking (12/2/12), A Christmas Story (12/16/12), Book of Mormon (12/22/12), Once (12/22/12).
No point in having theaters on Broadway sitting empty, bring in a show that is on tour or a new show such as Love Never Dies, Martin Guerre or Whistle Down The Wind etc for a strictly limited run until something more permanent is confirmed.
2013 Shows: (New York: Glengarry Glen Ross*** Picnic**** The Lion King**** Mamma Mia**** Who's Afraid of Virginia Woofe**** The Other Place*** Nice Work, If You Can Get It** Annie**** The Phantom of the Opera**** Cat On A Hot Tin Roof*** Cinderella**** Evita**** (Final Performance) The Mystery of Edwin Drood*** Mary Poppins*****) London: Salad Days** Great Expectations*** This House** Chess**** A Chorus Line**** Quartermine's Terms**** Old Times*** The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night Time***** Dear World*** People**** Viva Forever** Peter and Alice** The Wimslow Boy***** Proof**** Our Country's Good* The Tailor Made Man**** Darling of the Day*** Top Hat*** A Judas Kiss*** Spamalot*** Once**** Wicked** A Chorus Line**** Book of Mormon***** Hairspray**** (Tour: Southampton) Sleeping Arrangements***** The Revenge of Sherlock Holmes*** The Pajama Game***(Chichester)The Thrill of Love*** Hymn**/Cocktail Sticks**** Merrily We Roll Along***** The Weir**** The Hot House**** The Rise and the Fall of the Little Voice***** (Churchill, Bromley) Ghost*** (Wimbledon)
It is nearly the end of February, and the Tony season ends in late April. If a production is not already 95% prepared for a Broadway run, it seems a little late to put it up now.
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Posted: 2/25/13 at 07:42pm