Fosse76 said: "BuddyStarr said: "Finally got to see this production after waiting a year from when i bought the tickets. I got them for my husband for Christmas last year so he waited a long time for the payoff. It was worth it though. JKR has a way with telling a story. We read all the books a while ago and rewatched the movies this past summer and I think it really helps with the story line. I can't imagine not knowing anything and seeing it, I think I'd be lost.
Finally got to see this production after waiting a year from when i bought the tickets. I got them for my husband for Christmas last year so he waited a long time for the payoff. It was worth it though. JKR has a way with telling a story. We read all the books a while ago and rewatched the movies this past summer and I think it really helps with the story line. I can't imagine not knowing anything and seeing it, I think I'd be lost.
EthelMae said: "As I’ve posted ad nauseum here, I saw Miss Buckley in Utica. She was wonderful. I’ve seen the show numerous times but this was the first time I saw the show sitting next to a widow. My friend lost her husband several years ago and when the first act curtain fell, my friend was in tears. Kinda proving the point that Dolly is so much more than a musical comedy. Miss Buckley was very moving in that last speech before Parade. And the woman critic in Cleveland
SomethingPeculiar said: "Not a new problem, but WHY are non-Broadway shows continuing to be listed under "Broadway"?? The Hungarian Opera &Ballet, American Ballet Theatre, City Center shows, etc. may be larger venues, but theyare not Broadway...
Also, it used to save preferences (i.e., Broadway would always show up first for me) but that doesn't seem to be an option now."
I've noticed the same thing. When I would like on a categ
I finally caught this yesterday at the matinee and thought it was lovely. Not the best thing I've ever seen or the most creative but it was enjoyable. I hadn't seen the movie but knew the story.
I did think there were a lot of songs and only the ones from the movie stick out. I also liked the set. it was simple which would be easy to tour with and I didn't mind the projections. They did remind me of a Disney show though and the "Swan L
Finally got around to seeing this last night. It was exactly what I expected. It was fun and bad. I kept waiting for Cher to arrive and when she did (a bit long in the film) she didn’t disappoint and her song was probably the best one in the film. The remixes I’ve heard in some clubs are amazing. The rest of the songs were just meh and actually seeing Donna hook up with these guys (as opposed to hearing about it in the first Mamma Mia film/play)
Phantom of London said: "I agree Westways is great.
Being in Hell’s Kitchen is it a bit cheaper than Times Square area? Also isn’t it a favourite for theatre employees cast and backstage? As it’s out of the way of the tourists."
Yes, def. You’d be surprised how much the prices change from 8th ave to 9th Ave. All the stores, including Rite Aid and DR have higher prices than elsewhere. Westway Diner has also be featu
If you're looking for breakfast near Times Square, you should definitely check out the Westway Diner on 9th between 43rd and 44th. They have great specials before 10 and give quick service. They cater to tourists and locals alike. we live on 45th and go there at least once every weekend. If you're also looking for good sushi near the theatre district, go to Kodama Sushi on 45th across from Kinky Boots. The black rice sushi is delicious although it can get
Yes, Clue: the Musical is alive but not well. I did this show a long time ago. It is horrible with terrible songs "Everyday Devices"??????? I played Mr. Green, ugh, the maid was a man in drag. It is not a good show.
LizzieCurry said: "Mod has been suspiciously quiet."
This type of adware/malware can severely affect traffic on a website. Because of it I think I only logged in a few times last week. If it continues I will probably be signing off of the website because it is incredibly frustrating to start reading a thread or responding to a thread and be immediately transferred to a bogus site.
I did research it and found the "fixes" but it didn't work even after deleting the history/cache and it only occurred with BWW. I suspect it's company that is advertising on BWW. But like a number of people have mentioned, it only happens on mobile devices, at least in my case.
Just wondering if anyone else experienced this. This past week I've been traveling and only able to access BWW via my Ipad and every time I would access the chat boards, especially the "Pretty Woman Reviews Thread" I would immediately get a pop ad saying "Congratulations....you won an Amazon gift card" and while there was an "X" to close the ad, when you did you were immediately forwarded to another page instead of BWW. This happened so often that
Just caught yesterday’s matinee at the Barrington Stage Company in Pittsfield, MA. Was in town for a wedding and wanted to catch this since I had never seen the show on stage or the new Barrington Stage Company theatre. I was not disappointed in either.
This show was wonderful. Will Branner and Addie Morales as Tony and Maria were perfect. Their chemistry together could not be bought (unlike the totally lack of chemistry between Satine and Christian in the over
