Comments on: Jersey Boys and Other Shows Remain Closed Through November 25

By: A

Mon, 19 Nov 2007 23:51:56 +0000

John Lloyd has a HUGE career in front of him. I feel so deeply honored and special to know him.

By: Dina F.

Dina F. — Mon, 19 Nov 2007 20:20:40 +0000

I was so touched by JLY’s blog entry today. While I am totally sad that he doesn’t get to perform one last time as Frankie and receive a formal good-bye and standing ovation from the audience, I am glad that he is at peace with everything.

His message to his fans is selfless and kind…so gracious of him to turn the focus onto the fans and acknowledge our support when he’s the one going through a major change.

He has brought so much joy into our lives and I am so thankful that I’ve had the opportunity to see him perform and meet him.

I, too, feel bad for all those who purchased tickets for this week to catch JLY one more time, but please show your support and wish him well at the stage door one last time on Wednesday.

By: Melissa

Melissa — Mon, 19 Nov 2007 16:10:41 +0000

I am sorry for all of those who hold tickets for shows this week, especially those on Wednesday night. Please remember, though, to exchange your tickets for a future JB show and continue to support Michael, Christian, Bobby, Daniel and the rest of this fabulous cast.

By: LindaL

LindaL — Mon, 19 Nov 2007 15:55:00 +0000

Bye bye, baby goodbye!! What a disappointment to all who wanted to see JLY’s last performance as Frankie. It just breaks my heart. We all know he will be back on Broadway and must now look to the future as we anticipate his next great role. Best always to you JLY. You made our lives a little (and some, a whole lot!!) brighter. You are one class act.

By: Lucy

Lucy — Mon, 19 Nov 2007 15:40:35 +0000

Two things come to mind: John Lloyd will be DEARLY missed. And like “L” said, how like him to be reaching out to his fans at this time! What a class act. He’s one in a million and I’m so blessed to have gotten to see him twice as Frankie, and most of all to have had the chance to spend a little bit of time with John Lloyd the person as well. He’s going to do amazing things. Just wait and see!
Secondly, I hope we can all remember in our thoughts (and prayers) those who are still “working” on Broadway who’ve been affected by this strike. The actors who now find themselves without jobs, the ushers, yes, the stagehands. People who have families to support, shows that may be looking at not re-opening again because they can’t make ends meet…Here’s hoping for a swift resolution.
As Christian Hoff said, “God Bless Broadway!!”