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If I recall correctly, it was at a time when he was trying to gain legitimacy across different demographics to enhance his career. As much as he was admired for bringing a great play back to Broadway, I found his performance to be the weakest part of the show. McDonald and Rashad deserved every accolade that season, and Lathan was excellent, but Combs' performance demonstrated his lack of acting chops. For me, any good he did by bringing the show back to the stage was offset by his poor p

Kad said: "Gypsy has never been a smash hit show. Of the 5 productions thus far, none of them have cracked 2 years. LuPone and Lansbury didn’t even last a year, Peters made it just over a year, Daly was a year and a half, and the original production was a couple months shy of 2."

If I recall correctly fifty years later, the Lansbury revival opened as a limited run. I remember seeing it in the fall of 1974 on a high school field trip. The show only ran a few mon

Ever since they introduced the new format, the site has been horrible. It used to be so easy to select a seat, see the price, and get a stage view. Now I just get frustrated trying to enlarge the view without losing the ability to see the entire seating section, find the price, find other seats more easily, and I'm still trying to figure out how to get a view of the stage. I click on the button that tells me I have that option at the bottom of the page, but when I click on the button, not

Reading the original post, I immediately thought of Elaine Stritch discussing the musical "Goldilocks" in "Elaine Stritch at Liberty" when she remarked about the show flopping after naming the creatives.

Although it closed before I was able to see it, I would say the musical version of "The Visit." I was intrigued (after all, Kander & Ebb, McNally, Doyle, Daniele, Chita, Rees, other Broadway vets), but so many people told me they left the show