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Hadestown plz
I had tickets to go September of last year, and I'm still upset
Hadestown plz
The first “Aight?” back on re-opening night is gonna be like tear worthy I feel.Hadestown plz
WAITRESS Limited Revival Starring Sara Bareilles in the Works
Broadway producer Barry Weissler is planning a limited revival of the hit musical Waitress!www.broadwayworld.com
I know there was hopes it'd be back, but I'm not holding my breath. It was an expensive show.come onnnnnn Beetlejuice
Hadestown tickets acquired.
Well, they were...there were rumors for a while about specific theaters being eyed, a couple that had built up traction, but the run being cut short by COVID may have well dashed those.I know there was hopes it'd be back, but I'm not holding my breath. It was an expensive show.
Any word if it's looking for a new theater?
Aiiight!Hadestown tickets acquired.
Presales for ITH are kind of iffy, which is disappointing considering how excellent the movie is.
I've not heard of Tick Tick Boom until now. Wasn't a fan of Rent, but intrigued by the show (and Bradley Whitford as Stephen Sondheim????). How is it?
I've already watched it once and am going to watch it again with family on Max tomorrow. I'll might go see it in the theaters a few weeks in for the theatrical experience as I feel this would benefit great from a movie theater sound system, but when I can watch at home unlimited for only $15 (and with that $15 I can watch The Conjuring 3 if I wanted to as well as plenty of other stuff), i'm definitely less likely to be in a rush to get out and see it in a theater, if at all.Really? Anecdotally, practically every evening showing here in Los Angeles is sold out (albeit still at reduced capacity). I suppose the HBO Max availability isn't helping.
Really? Anecdotally, practically every evening showing here in Los Angeles is sold out (albeit still at reduced capacity). I suppose the HBO Max availability isn't helping.
Basing this off of the work of amateur box office sleuths, so grain of salt, but sales are looking sluggish pretty much everywhere outside of NYC, Miami and LA (and even NYC isn't doing *that* well). Someone noted it's running at around 2/3rd of The Conjuring at the same point prior to release.
Yeah, you may be on to something. The director tweeted about the importance of box office stats... which tells me there's some uncertainty about how well it's going to perform.
Yeah, you may be on to something. The director tweeted about the importance of box office stats... which tells me there's some uncertainty about how well it's going to perform.
I also think it's telling that Warner moved the movie up a day from its June 11th release date, which they seem to have just quietly done. By doing this, I think they may be sensing a slower weekend, but if they can tout 4-day numbers, than the Box Office will appear larger than it would've been for the 3-day (in theory).Yikes, that's never good.
Hoping it can still build an audience over time if the OW is low. It's a great film (and gave me confidence in the Wicked movie!!) and it deserves a high gross.
Also, In The Heights is officially in theaters and streaming on HBO Max as of today.
Box Office: ‘In the Heights’ Dancing to Subdued $13 Million Debut
Warner Bros. movie musical "In the Heights" is poised to top the domestic box office this weekend with $13 million.variety.com
13 million opening after being projected to open at 20m. Yikes.