Finally got my seat assignment - looks like I'm in BB-5, in the wet deck section of the Port side. Doesn't seem to be partial or obstructed view. Not too shabby for $25.
Red Bucket Follies Collections Nov 2
2019, 07:46:44 PM
Got to answer my own question today re: Betrayal. $40 for signed playbills, $100 for signed posters.
GreasedLightning said: "Unable to find one coherent thread about Telecharge (mostly just widespread complaints splattered throughout other threads ) but wanted to share a quick mobile trick I recentlyfigured out.
On the Telecharge mobile site (which is a nightmare for those of us who like to pick our own seats) scroll all the way down to the bottom and click Help FAQ. From there, it
In defense of Tootsie Oct 21
2019, 06:16:47 PM
The one general gripe my friends had with it was that the music was lackluster, and it would have been a great comedic play. It was an enjoyable night out, to be sure, and Santino was awesome, but the music was unmemorable.
Synecdoche2 said: "Gee, I wonder why it might have made a good play. (Glares in Rostand)"
If that comment was directed at my post, I'm well aware of the origin of the play. What I meant was that turning Cyrano into a musical for this particular production was unnecessary - if anything, it hampers the material.
CYRANO (The New Group) Previews Oct 13
2019, 11:18:14 PM
I was there for the first performance. I agree with the previous poster that Peter Dinklage acts the hell out of the part, and the instrumentals are lovely. This would have made an excellent play - however, as a musical, it’s kind of a mess. The lyrics aren’t great, the vocal abilities of the cast are widely varied (Jasmine is a standout, but you can see areas where Peter struggles with the notes), and the song styles themselves are disjointed and don’t really flow.
Interested to see how this does from a business perspective, but it's a hard pass from me personally.
Traveling between Boston and NYC for shows Oct 10
2019, 08:02:41 AM
I primarily fly via JetBlue these days - I have a JetBlue card and rack up enough points for free flights. Rates are usually really good, and I like the expediency of air travel. Before flying, I’d catch the Amtrak into Penn Station, or use Greyhound or BoltBus.
Considering seeing Oklahoma on my upcoming trip. Is there any advantage to being on the Odd side versus Even for this (looking at the 200 sections)?
How is the vantage point from the floor seats? It looks like 406 and 408 are open for the performance I'm looking at. Would you recommend those over being in the main seating area?
Thanks as always for your help.
Betrayal Previews Sep 18
2019, 06:34:01 PM
Are they coming out to sign at all for the matinees, or only evening performances?
Ben_Platt_Out said: "Thank you telecharge! For not being a hot mess like Ticketmaster. In and out easy with the tickets I wanted. We all knew this was going to be hell on the wallet. If it’s half the production Hello Dolly was, money well spent."
I have to say I was pleasantly surprised with the process as well - aside from the irritation of having no theater, and thus no real theater seat map (which was a pain), the system itself worked very efficiently. It wa
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