Several friends have told me to visit Marie's Crisis when visiting New York, for it is a great place for theatre lovers. I love the idea of singing along to Broadway songs who love them as much as I do!
But then, I've also read many, MANY reviews about how it often is an unpleasant experience, for a bartender and a bouncer are very rude, yelling at you for your order as soon as you step in, asking you to keep on spending on drinks, and demanding crazy tips–and humili
The truth is I didn't know much about Nicolette Robinson. I think she sounds great! I can imagine her "She Used To Be Mine". (also, I've seen some tweets from before this thread began of people who hoped to see her as Jenna some day)
Is six weeks too much time to speculate? The TodayTix offers and the get-a-second-ticket-for $20 through 9/2 makes me think a new star could be joining the show on 9/4.
Do you think they will stunt cast another role? Who could be the new Jenna? Any ideas?
I'm sorry this is another My-Fair-Lady-seating thread. I was looking for tickets to see this on my birthday, and saw all the Center Orchestra seats were gone (or were Premium).
Between a far-side Orchestra seat, and a Dead Center, row B loge seat, I decided to go with the latter. The pics I saw at ViewFromMySeat gave me some peace, but I just saw several comments advising against it here (I even saw one saying it's as far as a Balcony seat at other
How do I feel? I feel a lot of respect. That's a lot of dedication. I wish I lived in New York to see a show I love several times and figure out new details every time I see it. The most I've seen a show I love is TWICE, and it breaks my heart.
leftyloveshuskies, to answer your question, an article about the show on NPR says:
"Bob Banghart says that bluegrass sound may seem more Southern than Alaskan, but "there was a long tradition of these types of instruments being up north and then it really solidified in the '20s with record players. And then the radio came in, forget about it, all you hear is country music," he says. "I like it, we're building an interesting stew — but it is music
HADESTOWN to open in London, Broadway in 2019 Apr 19
2018, 09:47:03 PM
I’m also crossing my fingers for a NT Live recording. It would be amazing. What are the odds? Do they record all their shows?
Show us your Broadway poster wall Apr 4
2018, 01:54:02 AM
(If you guys would love to share your Broadway walls but have trouble posting pictures, let me know and I can help. I’m really curious to see them and it takes two minutes)
Show us your Broadway poster wall Apr 3
2018, 08:18:53 PM
TheActr97J, your Hamilton from the Public run and your ITW are fabulous! Also, I love the idea of having them all over the place.
This thread inspired me to finally put together my Broadway wall! I only started attending shows like 18 months ago, so I hope to catch up with everyone's walls.
(The unframed Playbills are on plastic binder sleeves and hung from a clip, for those not able to frame every single souvenir they own)
