Saw this last night and while I can't use the word "enjoy" to describe my feelings, it was very powerful and Washington gives an outstanding performance of a mother at her wits end. All the actors were great, actually.
That said, I've never had a worse experience in a theater in my life. A woman in front of me was drunk and had obviously not read up on what the play was about. During the entire first hour she wouldn't stop shaking her head about the subject matter
Was there last night, and I thoroughly enjoyed the evening. Heartbreaking, but funny nonetheless. I really loved all the performances, and I thought Hedges was quite good (Allen and May were fantastic). Did TDF, set dead center in row L.
Whoever mentioned the audience, I cannot agree more about how badly behaved many were. But I almost ripped my own ears off my head due to the squawking hearing aids during Act 2. The fact that no one near the offenders said anything drove me to think m
My Dolly evening ticket on 2/21 was Orchestra, middle of house right. Other than the tall-ish man in my line of sight two rows ahead, was a great seat, especially for the price.
I somehow missed the announcement of this even on Feb. 2 at 11:30 p.m. And now it's sold out! If anyone has two tickets they ultimately decide they don't need/want, please reach out. Cheers!
The OOTI deal was pretty solid -- it wasn't cheaper (at least not by more than a few dollars) than the bottom end of the non-discounted price, but the seats are better. I had been looking to go on a Tuesday and had avoided pulling the trigger because the $89 tickets were back row and in a weird spot. For Broadway Week, the $80-ish tix were more plentiful and in better places.
Regarding if they sold out or not -- I saw the rollout Friday, checked Telecharge and walked over to the th
I got my email on Feb. 11. The notice is inside an email with the subject line "Announcing the 2017 season of Free Shakespeare in the Park." It is in its own entire paragraph, but mine also had a deadline of March 31.
I just recently got a TDF account, and ordered a ticket for The Golden Apple for Wednesday. I think had a medical emergency that required laproscopic surgery. I'm wondering if anyone has tried/had success in getting City Center to past date a TDF ticket for such a reason. I know it's a long shot, but am curious.
