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#26

Re: Broadway Grosses: Week Ending 7/19/26

Um, no you didn't. You updated it just a few minutes ago with the actual title in it. What a weird thing to say.

Since only one of those people could actually sing that score, that won't ever happen. Have you been to the show? Anyway, a pro-shot would be wonderful to forever capture how far they've come with the show since the Kiln. I'm not holding my breath, the cast recording is more than enough but I can still wish for it :)

#27

Re: Broadway Grosses: Week Ending 7/19/26

Sutton Ross said: "Um, no you didn't. You updated it just a few minutes ago with the actual title in it. What a weird thing to say.

Since only one of those people could actually sing that score, that won't ever happen. Have you been to the show?Anyway, a pro-shot would be wonderful to forever capture how far they've come with the show since the Kiln. I'm not holding my breath, the cast recording is more than enough but I can still wish for it :)
"

I have seen the show and I thought it was sweet, if not entirely satisfying.


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#28

Re: Broadway Grosses: Week Ending 7/19/26

JT2030 said: "Regarding Stranger Things: The First Shadow- anyone have intel on that pro shot from earlier this year? I know it's not a fast turnaround editing/cutting the large amount of footage that's captured - and that it's *very* expensive to do as a whole.

Curious if they're holding it for the fall to try and boost its final months? The grosses just plummeted after the original cast left + the shine of the final season dropping wore off. Wondering what their plan is what that asset (if it's going to see the light of day at all....)
"

I haven't had any interest in Stranger Things -- the series or the show-- but I'll be in town next Sunday evening and I've seen everything else that has a Sun eve performance, and it is a Stephen Daldry show, after all. Can anyone comment on how it's doing with the new cast? Another option would be:

The Saviors at 7 pm followed by Almost Midnight at Green Room 42 at 9:30


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#29

Re: Broadway Grosses: Week Ending 7/19/26

SisterGeorge said: "JT2030 said: "Regarding Stranger Things: The First Shadow- anyone have intel on that pro shot from earlier this year? I know it's not a fast turnaround editing/cutting the large amount of footage that's captured - and that it's *very* expensive to do as a whole.

Curious if they're holding it for the fall to try and boost its final months? The grosses just plummeted after the original cast left + the shine of the final season dropping wore off. Wondering what their plan is what that asset (if it's going to see the light of day at all....)
"

I haven't had any interest in Stranger Things -- the series or the show-- but I'll be in town next Sunday evening and I've seen everything else that has a Sun eve performance, and it is a Stephen Daldry show, after all. Can anyone comment on how it's doing with the new cast? Another option would be:

The Saviors at 7 pm followed byAlmost Midnight at Green Room 42 at 9:30
"

My personal take, and the general consensus amongst people I know, is that STRANGER THINGS is very much an extension of the TV show and isn’t actually well-written as standalone theatre.

If you don’t have any investment in the show or that genre, you’ll find that you’ve spent your money on what is essentially a 2.5 hour assault on your eyes and ears.


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#30

Re: Broadway Grosses: Week Ending 7/19/26

quizking101 said: "SisterGeorge said: "JT2030 said: "Regarding Stranger Things: The First Shadow- anyone have intel on that pro shot from earlier this year? I know it's not a fast turnaround editing/cutting the large amount of footage that's captured - and that it's *very* expensive to do as a whole.

Curious if they're holding it for the fall to try and boost its final months? The grosses just plummeted after the original cast left + the shine of the final season dropping wore off. Wondering what their plan is what that asset (if it's going to see the light of day at all....)
"

I haven't had any interest in Stranger Things -- the series or the show-- but I'll be in town next Sunday evening and I've seen everything else that has a Sun eve performance, and it is a Stephen Daldry show, after all. Can anyone comment on how it's doing with the new cast? Another option would be:

The Saviors at 7 pm followed byAlmost Midnight at Green Room 42 at 9:30
"

My personal take, and the general consensus amongst people I know, is that STRANGER THINGS is very much an extension of the TV show and isn’t actually well-written as standalone theatre.

If you don’t have any investment in the show or that genre, you’ll find that you’ve spent your money on what is essentially a 2.5 hour assault on your eyes and ears.
"

Agreed. I watched one season of the show. I saw the play because I was with friends who wanted to and I was intrigued enough by the effects. It was also a Sun night situation for me. I regret going along and spending monet on it. I did not enjoy it one bit.

#31

Re: Broadway Grosses: Week Ending 7/19/26

SisterGeorge said: "I haven't had any interest in Stranger Things -- the series or the show-- but I'll be in town next Sunday evening and I've seen everything else that has a Sun eve performance, and it is a Stephen Daldry show, after all. Can anyone comment on how it's doing with the new cast?"

My husband and I have seen it four times, and are considering going back once more before it closes. Our last performance was with the new cast, and we were delighted by how well the new leads have taken over their roles. We had some concerns that Louis McCartney's shoes would be too big to fill, but Victor de Paula Rocha did an excellent job.


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