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RStar 11-13-2007 05:32 PM
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Originally Posted by BarTopDancer (Post 172310)
Wicked is playing in LA...
And it was a blast! I hope you get to see it Moonliner. Perhaps they will honor the tickets at a later date?

Kevy Baby 11-13-2007 05:36 PM
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Originally Posted by innerSpaceman (Post 172308)
I support this strike as I do the Writer's Strike, and hope it wrecks havoc on the NYC economy.
A theatre strike will be just a blip in the NYC economy.

Moonliner 11-19-2007 07:36 AM
There were more talks this weekend...

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Originally Posted by CNN
The strike has silenced and darkened 27 Broadway stages since it began November 10.

The producers' statement Sunday evening said the decision to extend the show cancellations through November 25 was "out of respect for our public and our loyal theatergoers, many of whom are traveling from around the world."
Seriously, WTF?

Moonliner 11-19-2007 07:38 AM
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Originally Posted by innerSpaceman (Post 172308)
Sorry, Moonliner. But I'm sick of the lower-rungs of the entertainment ladder getting screwed out of a fair share of the money the entertainment industry reaps.

I support this strike as I do the Writer's Strike, and hope it wrecks havoc on the NYC economy. It's a shame for all the people who will lose their night of entertainment, but vital for the people who work hard to provide that entertainment.
Oh I'd honor the srike even if I was not being forced to. However I still reserve the right to be pissy about it.

Kevy Baby 11-19-2007 09:58 AM
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Originally Posted by Moonliner (Post 173502)
There were more talks this weekend...

Quote:
Originally Posted by CNN
The strike has silenced and darkened 27 Broadway stages since it began November 10.

The producers' statement Sunday evening said the decision to extend the show cancellations through November 25 was "out of respect for our public and our loyal theatergoers, many of whom are traveling from around the world."
Seriously, WTF?
It's to be fair to the people who have already missed their shows.

And to be fair to those of us who went just before the strike so we can continue to say "neener neener."

:D


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