KING LEAR Moving to the Cort Oct 25
2018, 06:37:23 PM
Just got the Telecharge message as well. I had a dead center third row orchestra seat...praying that there are no issues with the seat transfer.
Just snagged a third row center orchestra seat for King Lear for my date in March. Debating purchasing Gary now as well...it's very tempting.
Anyone know how Row BB in the orchestra is at the Booth? Would that be too close? I was a few rows back for The Boys in the Band and it was great, but the stage didn't appear to be raised to such a height where it would be an issue to be closer.
Seeing shows by yourself Sep 14
2018, 06:35:35 PM
While I love seeing theater with friends and family, I go alone all the time. I can’t imagine missing what could be an amazing experience simply because no one else wants to join me. If I followed that, this past year alone I would have missed out on the experience of seeing Angels in America, Once On This Island, Sweeney Todd, My Fair Lady, The Boys in the Band, and Three Tall Women, not to mention Network while I was in London. And I’ve met people at the stage door or in the theater I may not
Planning on seeing Kiss Me Kate this spring but have a question regarding the front mezz. How much of an obstruction is that front railing for Row AA? It looks enormous in the few photos I've seen, and I will have some short people traveling with me. Would Row BB be a better fit for us, or will it still block our line of sight? Obviously we'd love to be as close as possible, but we'd also like to actually see what's going on on the stage, lol!
Harry Potter and the Cursed Child Seating/Pricing Thread Sep 6
2018, 02:15:27 PM
What’s the current return policy for tickets? I know they changed it based on when the seats were originally purchased, but can’t find the new information.
Traveling home with window cards Aug 12
2018, 11:13:13 AM
The store at Shubert Alley has cardboard that they secure their windowcards with (taping the bottom and sides of the cardboard so the windowcard doesn’t fall out, but leaving the top untaped so you can slide the windowcard in and out. I saved mine and reuse it every time I make a windowcard purchase (multiples can fit inside easily). Even if you aren’t buying a windowcard from them directly I’ve heard of others who asked to just buy the cardboard from them for a nominal amount. (Or get cardboard
Moulin Rouge Colonial Theatre Previews Aug 6
2018, 07:29:14 AM
Saw this yesterday at the matinee and the four of us are definitely in the “loved it” camp. View from center dress circle was great, and the set is just overwhelming. I was glad to see most of my fears regarding the new songs were unfounded.
One of our group is not a fan of the movie, but really enjoyed the show and she’s on board to see it again once it makes the move to Broadway. Two of us bought tickets after we exited the theater to see it again next week, this time in the diamond
dramamama611 said: "Can't help with a hotel, but just wanted to throw in: Boston's subway system is VERY simple to use. (There are only 5 lines - and one of those is pretty useless.) So, if you find a hotel in your price range, if it's near the subway line, you'll have little problem getting around. (Also, get yourself an app - like moovit - that helps you navigate.)"
Dramamama, as a Bostonian, I'm curious - which of the lines do you feel to be us
Miles2Go2 said: "I’m seeing Lea’s final performance tonight. It’ll be my first time seeing the show and the last show of my 9 show trip. I know on one of these threads some of us who will be there talked about saying hello tonight. Can’t find that thread now but did hear from one person. Anyway, message me or post here if interested! I plan to get there early to enjoy the pre-show. Anyone know if they open the doors earlier than 30 minutes prior? I’ll ha
everythingtaboo said: "I have tickets for Thu 7/19, and I was so happy that I escaped the cancellations. Then Iget an email that the only Thursday they cancelled is mine. I'm going to try and move a day but I now have to find a hotel close to the original price I reserved in February, and try to change my Amtrak. All of this for nowhere near as good a seat as I bought during the pre-sale. Depending on what I get offered, I may just cancel and just spend
dramamama611 said: "Henty -- how else could they have handled it? It only happened a week ago. What performances in August were effected? They just added two weeks."
Our performance for Sunday, August 5th was bumped up an hour from 2pm to 1pm, ostensibly for them to add a second performance at 7pm that day (can’t recall if it was just added or always there, but can’t figure why they changed our performance time otherwise). Received two emails regardi
Our plans have changed and we can no longer use our Frozen tickets for this weekend. Seats are Center Mezz, Row C, 107-110. Asking for $140 each, but will consider other offers - just trying to recoup as much as we can from what we originally paid. Tickets are mobile transfer.
99pandas said: "adamgreer said: "The most recent replacements did nothing to excite me or entice me to see the show again the way Carmello, Panaro, and Lewis all did. I suspect others felt the same, as I don't see nearly as much discussion of the show as there was when they were in it."
Is it worth seeing with the current cast? I haven’t gotten around to seeing it yet. I was thinking of going in early June. If I can dig it up again, I did find
The Band's Visit and The Boys in the Band. If you need to add a third, throw Spongebob in. Not my personal cup of tea, but I know a lot of people who have enjoyed themselves at that one.
BroadwayConcierge said: "The Band's Visit, unquestionably. Transporting, haunting, emotional. Gorgeous, sweeping score. It profoundly captures the power of human connection. One of my favorite musicals of all time."
