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Guess which genre of source material hasn’t been adapted for the Broadway stage.

By On May 22, 2013 · 4 Comments

Bunches of books have been made into Broadway shows, from Phantom, to Tale of Two Cities, to Ragtime.

And, as is more and more the case, lots of movies have made the leap as well, from Billy Elliot, to Big, to Kinky Boots.

We’ve even had albums morph into musicals, like Tommy, and [...]

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Broadway has the solutions to all the world’s problems.

By On May 17, 2013 · 5 Comments

I’m not smart enough to read The Economist.

Thankfully,  I have some friends that are . . . and one of them sent me a great article featured in this month’s issue that talked about The Broadway!  (I get all oogly inside when publications outside of our industry pay attention to what [...]

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What are the most popular Broadway Theaters?

By On May 16, 2013 · 10 Comments

I got a lot of emails about last month’s “What The Tuck” blog and Broadway theater availability in general . . . which got me wondering . . . which Broadway Theaters are booked the most often?

Because if we’re facing an availability crisis then it would make sense that Producers should [...]

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Take the mystery out of customer service with Mystery Shoppers.

By On May 9, 2013 · 3 Comments

Big corporations hire Mystery Shoppers to test out their salespeople, their stores, and every other aspect of the purchasing process.

And every theater should too.

In case you’re wondering, a Mystery Shopper is a person that is hired to make a purchase at your organization, while undercover, and then reports back on every aspect [...]

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An all too early exit for a Broadway Producer.

By On April 30, 2013 · 14 Comments

The Tony nominations were just announced a few hours ago.  And yesterday, I promised you a “report card” on how I did with my set of predictions.

But, that can wait . . . because awards are just a hunk of metal, after all.  It’s the people holding them that really matter.

Roy Miller [...]

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