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What’s filling the Neil Simon, longacre, lyceum, neder, broadway theatre
IHeartNY2
Stand-by Joined: 4/14/17
#50
Posted: 6/26/19 at 3:32pm
Side Note: With all these empty theaters coming up, there's going to a lot fewer shows playing this Labor Day (vs. last year.)
#51
Posted: 6/26/19 at 3:35pm
CurtainPullDowner said: "little_sally said: "CurtainPullDowner said: "The LYCEUM could use some new Ghosts."
Is that a Follies reference?"
No, think more Holiday Spirits.
"
Oh, that's kind of exciting.
A little swash, a bit of buckle - you'll love it more than bread.
#52
Posted: 6/26/19 at 3:39pm
ACL2006 said: "Curious what theater COMPANY is looking at? Lyceum? Brooks Atkinson? Sondheim?"
i Think Company could fill the Broadway! Also, that Britney Spears musical is also gonna need a home
Miss Keisha? Miss Keisha? Miss Keishhhaaaa?
#54
Posted: 6/26/19 at 3:43pm
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Really? Seems so long from now.. I was hoping they'd try to open in the Spring
Miss Keisha? Miss Keisha? Miss Keishhhaaaa?
Emmaloucbway
Broadway Legend Joined: 10/16/11
#55
Posted: 6/26/19 at 4:00pm
CurtainPullDowner said: "little_sally said: "CurtainPullDowner said: "The LYCEUM could use some new Ghosts."
Is that a Follies reference?"
No, think more Holiday Spirits.
"
Ooooh, if this is what I think it is I can’t wait!
Also Becoming Nancy just announced its out of town cast, could it possibly make it in this spring?
BroadwayBeebe
Featured Actor Joined: 2/10/16
#56
Posted: 6/26/19 at 4:04pm
little_sally said: "CurtainPullDowner said: "little_sally said: "CurtainPullDowner said: "The LYCEUM could use some new Ghosts."
Is that a Follies reference?"
No, think more Holiday Spirits.
"
Oh, that's kind of exciting."
I’m really hoping this is the Jefferson Mays version that got raves on the West Coast.
Emmaloucbway
Broadway Legend Joined: 10/16/11
#57
Posted: 6/26/19 at 4:48pm
BroadwayBeebe said: "little_sally said: "CurtainPullDowner said: "little_sally said: "CurtainPullDowner said: "The LYCEUM could use some new Ghosts."
Is that a Follies reference?"
No, think more Holiday Spirits.
"
Oh, that's kind of exciting."
I’m really hoping this is the Jefferson Mays version that got raves on the West Coast."
Me too!!! :)
MollyJeanneMusic
Broadway Star Joined: 3/10/19
#58
Posted: 6/26/19 at 8:46pm
There's a hashtag going around to "#BringTheBoltToBroadway," referring to The Lightning Thief: The Musical. Could you see the show coming to Broadway anytime soon? Would it fit in any of the vacant theaters?
"I think that when a movie says it was 'based on a true story,' oh, it happened - just with uglier people." - Peanut Walker, Shucked
RippedMan
Broadway Legend Joined: 8/14/05
#59
Posted: 6/26/19 at 8:51pmIt’s pretty cheap looking in its current state, but I like the music a lot and could see it catching on with teenagers. But I think even at its best it would be better at New World.
#60
Posted: 6/26/19 at 8:52pm
MollyJeanneMusic said: "There's a hashtag going around to "#BringTheBoltToBroadway," referring to The Lightning Thief: The Musical. Could you see the show coming to Broadway anytime soon? Would it fit in any of the vacant theaters?"
We don't need another cult musical flop on Broadway like BMC. It seems to be doing great on tour and it should learn from BMC to not assume a massive online follow will then fill a 1k seat theater every night. I could see it at New World Stage, but anything more might be overkill at this point.
MollyJeanneMusic
Broadway Star Joined: 3/10/19
#61
Posted: 6/26/19 at 8:54pm
DoTheDood said: "MollyJeanneMusic said: "There's a hashtag going around to "#BringTheBoltToBroadway," referring to The Lightning Thief: The Musical. Could you see the show coming to Broadway anytime soon? Would it fit in any of the vacant theaters?"
We don't need another cult musical flop on Broadway like BMC. It seems to be doing great on tour and it should learn from BMC to not assume a massive online follow will then fill a 1k seat theater every night."
That is true. The one thing I could see benefiting TLT is that it's based on a recognizable property, and Rick Riordan LOVES the show and has promoted it since its conception. But you're right in thinking that it would be hard to fill the theatre eight times a week.
"I think that when a movie says it was 'based on a true story,' oh, it happened - just with uglier people." - Peanut Walker, Shucked
Christopher Seeman
Swing Joined: 10/14/18
#62
Posted: 6/26/19 at 9:39pm
I wonder what would take over at the Jacobs too. Still nothing is lined up after The Ferryman closes in two weeks. Secret Life of Bees, maybe?
#63
Posted: 6/26/19 at 11:39pm
I've got on good word with all the theater openings...Dreamgirls still has a pulse...
AEA AGMA SM
Broadway Legend Joined: 8/13/09
#64
Posted: 6/26/19 at 11:48pm
YvanEhtNioj said: "i Think Company could fill the Broadway! Also, that Britney Spears musical is also gonna need a home"
I hope to god I never run into a producer foolish enough to put ANY revival of Company in the Broadway.
#65
Posted: 6/27/19 at 12:00am
AEA AGMA SM said: "YvanEhtNioj said: "i Think Company could fill the Broadway! Also, that Britney Spears musical is also gonna need a home"
I hope to god I never run into a producer foolish enough to put ANY revival ofCompany in the Broadway."
Lol, I was thinking the same thing.
lemiz3001
Understudy Joined: 9/29/09
#66
Posted: 6/27/19 at 12:52am
What I'm hearing:
Neil Simon - Michael Jackson apparently still a thing and has first dibs on the theatre.
Broadway - WSS is basically confirmed.
Jacobs - A London transfer of a play to be announced this week.
Haven't heard anything about the Lyceum or Longacre.
InTheBathroom1
Broadway Star Joined: 10/6/18
#67
Posted: 6/27/19 at 1:19am
I feel like the Broadway should just do the In-Residence thing like the Lunt since it’s such a big space and hard to fill.
Also, I know this will never happen, but I would love to see that revival of Light in the Piazza come in for a limited engagement.
broadwayindie
Featured Actor Joined: 10/3/14
#68
Posted: 6/27/19 at 2:47am
Neil Simon - Michael Jacksonapparently still athing and has first dibs on the theatre.
Anyone know what's going into the Simon after the MJ musical flops?
#69
Posted: 6/27/19 at 8:37am
lemiz3001 said: "What I'm hearing:
Neil Simon - Michael Jacksonapparently still athing and has first dibs on the theatre.
Broadway - WSS is basically confirmed.
Jacobs - A London transfer of a play to be announced this week.
Haven't heard anything about the Lyceum or Longacre."
These are what I've heard, too. And many more circling, of course. COMPANY is coming in but haven't heard what theatre they're after. The Sondheim is likely opening up soon. And I hear Roundabout might bring in CAROLINE from London, but wonder if that would be in 54 because it's the smaller of the two houses.
#70
Posted: 6/27/19 at 9:37am
BJR said: "lemiz3001 said: "What I'm hearing:
Neil Simon - Michael Jacksonapparently still athing and has first dibs on the theatre.
Broadway - WSS is basically confirmed.
Jacobs - A London transfer of a play to be announced this week.
Haven't heard anything about the Lyceum or Longacre."
These are what I've heard, too. And many more circling, of course. COMPANY is coming in but haven't heard what theatre they're after. The Sondheim is likely opening up soon. And I hear Roundabout might bring in CAROLINE from London, but wonder if that would be in 54 because it's the smaller of the two houses."
An Ivo Van Hove WSS seems like it would be too small for the Broadway (presumably.) Also can we let the Michael Jackson thing just die?
A little swash, a bit of buckle - you'll love it more than bread.
#71
Posted: 6/27/19 at 9:47am
lemiz3001 said: "What I'm hearing:
Neil Simon - Michael Jacksonapparently still athing and has first dibs on the theatre.
Broadway - WSS is basically confirmed.
Jacobs - A London transfer of a play to be announced this week.
Haven't heard anything about the Lyceum or Longacre."
I wonder if the London transfer of the play is Matthew Warchus’ production of Noel Coward’s production of Present Laughter, which has just opened at the Old Vic, which recieved both knockout reviews for the play and Andrew Scott.
Andrew Scott is a big nam in the UK, not sure he is big in the states though?
lemiz3001
Understudy Joined: 9/29/09
#72
Posted: 6/27/19 at 9:50am
Not sure how we think that the Ivo WSS is too small for the Broadway, we literally know nothing about it. Its going to the Broadway unless another large Shubert theatre becomes available before. Rudin only produces in Shubert houses.
COMPANY is still casting Bobbi so the schedule will all depend on who they cast and their availability. CAROLINE is in talks for Studio 54 as part of the Roundabout season. I've heard that CRAZY FOR YOU is circling the Sondheim but that was months ago.
#73
Posted: 6/27/19 at 10:04am
Phantom of London said: "lemiz3001 said: "What I'm hearing:
Neil Simon - Michael Jacksonapparently still athing and has first dibs on the theatre.
Broadway - WSS is basically confirmed.
Jacobs - A London transfer of a play to be announced this week.
Haven't heard anything about the Lyceum or Longacre."
I wonder if the London transfer of the play is Matthew Warchus’ production of Noel Coward’s production of Present Laughter, which has just opened at the Old Vic, which recieved both knockout reviews for the play and Andrew Scott.
Andrew Scott is a big nam in the UK, not sure he is big in the states though?"
Another Present Laughter? I am a huge Andrew Scott fan but no thanks. (Also I think he's getting some attention from Fleabag but most people know him as "the hot priest" so who knows how he'd sell.)
A little swash, a bit of buckle - you'll love it more than bread.
#74
Posted: 6/27/19 at 10:16am
Jessie Mueller for Bobbi please!! I heard rumors about Company at Studio 54 this spring. I could totally see that to be honest. That, or Brooks Atkinson if Waitress closes up shop.
Also, id suspect Jacobs for Secret Life Of Bees this spring. Not sure what The London play will be however, but id assume its a limited run since most plays are. The Ferryman proved me wrong of course however.
