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I wasn't expecting much today. I went around noon. Was surprised that 44th was completely closed off but the tables were only on one side. 45th was chaos with the matinee lines forming. So many people bottlenecked, and then the security at Outsiders got upset when people had to move their stanchions to get by, even those in wheelchairs.

I ended up not getting anything today as I honestly was looking for one thing - The Last Ship glass (it has "f**k the Bishop" on the

theatregeek25 said: "My partner won the lottery last week so we saw theHarry Pottertour on Thurs., 9/12. It's a solid, entertaining version of the play, although another 30 minutes has been cut from the original text. The story is basically the same. The magic is fine. Strong performances by all, especially Larry Yando as Snape."

When you say 30 minutes cut from the original text? Do you mean from the original  Two Part version? Or from the reduced

Sutton Ross said: "Can confirm ^^

I find it fascinating that they canceled both shows saturday and sunday afternoon, somehow managed to perform sunday night when there were many theatre luminaries in the house, and then started canceling shows again.

Yeah, something is a bit....off."

Some performances were canceled for put-ins as they had to make some understudy tracks work that were not originally supposed to be understudy tracks. And

ErmengardeStopSniveling said: "jacobsnchz14 said: "Conductor/Grand Piano: Wiley Deweese'"

I appreciate the flex"

Heh. The grand piano did have a little meta moment during the show that got some laughs. :) 

I was also there Sunday night, and overall, I liked it. I do agree on a few points already throw out:
1) I thought the choreography was strong, and the ensemble was really good.
2) I get the majority of th

Wick3 said: "I’m guessing the board approved Eustis’s salary and he earned and deserve it.

I did notice he turns 65 later this month. Do you think he will choose to retire soon?"

I think he'll leave once his current contract is up. He knows that his time is coming up and will hopefully set up a non-cis white man as his predecessor 

RippedMan said: "I don't think their programming is the issue though. I mean

binau said: "Looking a bit more closely at the statement from 14/15 (when Hamilton was produced), a couple interesting things I see (also I'm tired so feel free to scrutinise or correct mistakes - I don't want to pretend to be an expert). There are likely mistakes in the below and it's just for fun so do look critically.

7. I'm not sure I understand why, but 'occupancy' expenses have risen dramatically from 14/15 to 21/22. From $600k to $4.8 million

perfectlymarvelous said: "The SF production wasn't profitable, so I don't see why they'd open another sit-down production and alter another theatre in a city that's closer to New York if no one wanted to see it at a theatre fully across the country."

For the San Francisco run, I know that it first opened in Fall 2019 but then, of course, paused in Spring 2020 until January 2022 just to close in eight months later.

Was it not doing well befo

ColorTheHours048 said: "Tag said: "Ya but what the audience doesn't know, they won't miss.
Same goes for any downscaled tour.
(Although agreed, that this show would need to be significantly altered to tour)"

I think what we’d see is more reviews pointing out how crappy the script is than we’ve seen thus far. Any tour that goes out would still have plenty of special effects, since that’s the production’s only real