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This year's judges were introduced by A Steady Rain stars Daniel Craig and Hugh Jackman.

There's a few nice comments in this thread at ATC
(NB:ATC posts only last a week or so)

Where did you get "two weeks"? I can understand why they might prefer to do it for a shorter time, but shows normally collect for longer. From the BC/EFA site The event is the culmination of six weeks of fund-raising when shows on and Off-Broadway engage in a friendly competition to see wh...

I think the fund raising lasts for six weeks - right up to the end of the run - though they could ease off towards the end. The not doing autographs or taking photos during the fund-raising is fairly normal practice. After all, if you can get the same thing for free at the stage door, it makes getti...

Every seasons, the Broadway shows raises funds for a charity Broadway Cares/Equity Fights Aids (BC/EFA). "A Steady Rain" is taking part in the Gypsy of the Year fundraising and, according to a thread at the BWW forum, it's offering: Signed playbils for $100 Signed poster for $300 Photo wit...

I don't think this one has been posted here. "A few star-studded hits obcure Broadway challenges" Since that article, the musical "Shrek" has announced that it's closing on 3rd Jan. (Someone on a Broadway mesage board says they've heard "Bye, Bye Birdie" will close the ...

Sienna Miller is in "After Miss Julie". For some plays, there are heavily discounted tickets over the first few weeks to try to build up word-of-mouth. For example, "Bye Bye Birdie" had $10 tickets. There's also talk of some producers giving away tickets just to fill the theatre....

I find that amazing. They were down to 5 at a time. This indicates, that word of mouth is so strong. Them doing all the signing helps furthermore, I´d say to keep people interested. Its also the highest average tickets price. That people are willing to pay high prices like this in these times reall...

Hugh Jackman on the play, Daniel Craig and other stuff:
http://www.cbsnews.com/video/watch/?id=5367326n&tag=api

Here's a review from the UK broadsheet, The Daily Telegraph: Hollywood heroes Hugh Jackman and Daniel Craig shine in Keith Huff’s A Steady Rain on Broadway. Rating: * * * There's a lot of filler but the review, as such is: But anyone fearing that the two actors needed a battery of special effects to...

It sounds like the GMA appearance and also Hugh's appearance on The View have been cancelled. Perhaps they're busy with some final tweaks before they let the press see it over the next few days.

The reaction to the Bond reference was my favourite, too. It looks like they have a good, relaxed relationship. Daniel also looks relaxed at the stage door which I wasn't expecting.

There#s 10 seconds here starting at 1:42 (the screaming starts around 1:22).