The claim is reported by one web search result detailing a review, while other web search results provide different performance lengths (e.g., 2 hours or 1 hour 30 minutes). Since the specific length of 'one hour and 50 minutes, with one intermission' is only present in one web search result, it cannot be corroborated.

This specific description of the production reverting to the 1973 musical's quieter origins is found in one web search result. While other sources mention Sam Pinkleton and the revival, they do not corroborate this specific critical assessment.

The statement that 'Callouts are not strictly prohibited on Broadway' is found in one web search result. The other web search results discuss callouts in the context of Google Ads, which is irrelevant to Broadway rules, and no authoritative source contradicts or confirms the Broadway rule.

The specific details about audience members yelling 'slut!' at Stephanie Hsu's character and 'assh—e!' at Andrew Durand's character are reported in one web search result. No other sources corroborate these specific insults or the context of the performance.

The claim that Rachel Dratch had to ask audience members to repeat their screams because they were too timid is reported in one web search result. No other sources corroborate this specific anecdote.

The claim that the show struggled on Broadway in 1975 and closed after 45 performances is mentioned in one web search result. While this is a historical fact about the show, the evidence provided for this specific detail is limited to one source.