Grant Gustin will make his Broadway debut in the upcoming new musical Water For Elephants, which is set for come to Broadway in February 2024! Plus, find out who else will appear in the production.
though many shows are doing that. that doesn t guarantee success. that s the conventional wisdom to get a big star or revival or a show that opened let s say in london. my two shows don t have that and i think that s what makes broadway even more special. when you can discover new writers from rent avenue q in the heights and something rotten with carrie kilpatrick brothers and john owe farrell who wrote the book music and lyrics together and with hand to god, our author rob who has just, you know rob askins who has created the play out of his mind and it s a brilliant funny new american play. we need more american play writes on broadway and more living, writing for broadway. i love revivals. i love so much of the music from, you know, the 30s 40s 50s. however, my goal is to get artists working on broadway today to make a living in the theater. hand of god is brilliant. i ve seen that. that said why do you think
and author of books on terrorism and the executive director of terror projects. is the current strategy such as it is working and if so to what degree? it can be said it s working in the fact that we re carrying out air strikes but the result of the air strikes don t seem to be reflecting any successes on the ground. we took this loss in ramadi recently not because the iraqis weren t fighting even though secretary of defense said there was a lack of a will to fight. they had one of their premier forces there. the iraqi special operations forces and they fight. but what they don t have is they don t have the aerial support that s coordinated with their actions. isis just flows around them like water on a rock. if we re not coordinating deeply with the iraqis it will not be successful. should u.s. forces be fighting on the ground? we re not talking necessarily large-scale ground troops but it s been suggested on this