602:"Les Misérables was the second-longest-running Broadway production ever when it closed in 2003, in part because of reduced ticket sales after the September 11 attacks in 2001." Does this mean to say it was the second-longest-running Broadway production because of reduced ticket sales? Because its 10+ years of success in the 90s were probably more significant than its success post-9/11. I think more words are needed here to make this clearer.
582:" Les Misérables, which relocated from the Broadway Theatre in late 1990, was the only production at the Imperial for the next decade." This sentence implies that Les Mis relocated to Imperial in the late 1990s, then ran during the 2000s, but the subsequent sentence says it closed in 2003. Do you mean to say that Les Mis went to the Imperial in the early 1990s? What ran in this theatre during the '90s?
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I will be reviewing this nomination shortly. Please ping me if you have any questions. If this article is intended to be an FAC after this, and if you would like a more thorough review, please comment below and I will leave additional, pre-FAC comments.
563:"Most of the 1980s was dominated by a few musicals." The former implies that the Imperial did not have many musical productions, while "a few" implies that a small number of musicals were produced at the Imperial for long periods of time.
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This is actually two ideas. As a result of the 9/11 attacks, theatrical sales went down and Les Miz was forced to close. At the time of the closure, Les Miz was
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