Lauren2 said: "I don’t think they have speciality drinks at HP not like Butter Beer. They do have soda (not Coke or Pepsi) but bottled soda, frozen strawberry lemonade, alcohol beverages, and frose. There is a good selection."
Can anyone tell me if the frozen strawberry lemonade is nonalcoholic? I'm sadly allergic to alcohol and it's always nice to find nonalcoholic options that aren't the standard water or soda fare.
Oof. I was going into my trip next week with this being the show I was most looking forward to. These reports have me seriously tempering my expectations.
What we are seeing on Broadway in 2019 Mar 4
2019, 10:57:00 PM
The first, and longest, of three trips this year begins next week with friends. Have tickets for:
- My Fair Lady - The Ferryman - Fiddler on the Roof - King Lear - Kiss Me Kate - Come From Away - Harry Potter & The Cursed Child
Taking a quick trip Labor Day weekend with my mother and sister. We’ve already bought tickets for Moulin Rouge and Come From Away. We may be adding on Dear Evan Hansen, but holding off on that for now. I saw Moulin Rouge in Boston
I don’t have an issue with seeing shows multiple times. If I enjoy a show and it moved me in some way, I’m fine with spending money to see it again. I’ve seen Phantom and Les Mis about six times, but that’s over a span of 20+ years. For other shows, specific casts or travel companions may influence repeat performances. I saw Hello Dolly with Bette, again with Bernadette, and once more when Santino Fontana was briefly in, and have plans to see it on tour with Betty Buck
I have a friend seeing this in March, and she was wondering as to where the location of the stage door is for this? We're unfamiliar with this particular theater.
Fiddler in Yiddish? Feb 11
2019, 07:01:22 PM
Very interested in your review as well Miles2Go2! Bought a seat for next month and looking forward to finally seeing this!
THE BAND'S VISIT sets closing Feb 4
2019, 07:18:55 PM
So sad that it’s closing, but so glad I got to experience it. I echo the sentiments of others here - everyone involved with this production should be very proud. It’s definitely something that will stay with me for a long time.
2019-2020 Touring Season Feb 3
2019, 08:06:36 AM
Does anyone know when Providence is announcing?
Broadway in Boston Feb 2
2019, 08:34:59 PM
Saw The Wolves today at the Lyric Stage and absolutely loved it. Fantastic cast and really enjoyed the story. Glad I managed to fit it in before it finishes its run tomorrow.
theaterdarling said: "Greatly looking forward to the remounting of Stephen Daldry's National Theater Production of "An Inspector Calls" coming up at AE in March."
I have tickets to An Inspector Calls as well and I am very much looking forward to that production. I found the film with David Thewlis very unsettling in the best way, and I can't wait to experience that story on the stage.
CT2NYC said: "Some great $135 per part front dress circle seats available for the final performance of the original cast on Sunday, 3/17. So far, I've seen dress circle left row D 1-7, and dress circle center row B 105-110."
Ugh, and we JUST bought our seats, for slightly higher ($170 each) and further back. I hate the lack of transparency for their pricing structure and their seating. Wish we could just pick from a seating chart. And of course now that they no l
Mike Barrett said: "Does everyone avoid the tours because of the Opera House? I generally think they have good sight lines, but I could just be used to it after all these years of seeing shows there. Another fan of the Huntington and Lyric here, rarely am disappointed! I admit I need to go to the A.R.T more. Hoping to catch some this year"
I enjoy the tours, but I make it to NYC often enough that when the shows tour here, I've already seen most of them.&
Not a Boston subscriber, though I see shows there frequently. Seeing The Wolves at the Lyric Stage this weekend, and have tickets for School of Rock and Miss Saigon when they come to the Boston Opera House (waiting for Dear Evan Hansen and Hello, Dolly to open up regular ticket sales, then getting those as well). Always love a discussion about area shows!
For this production, is there anything on stage that might obscure views from the sides of the theater? Looking to catch this in March as the last show slot for my trip. Most of the mid orchestra seats left are premium for my date (Aside from the front row, which I'm concerned may be too close for this production, as I've never been to Stage 42 so I don't know how the stage height is). Just want to make sure that if I pick a seat on the side orchestra I won't miss anything. An
Has anyone sat in the front row for The Ferryman? How was the stage height? We're currently looking at either first or third row orchestra, but don't want to be obstructed.
BWAY Baby2 said: "I just went on the site- were is the View Map direction??? I d not see it. I would really appreciate your help."
BWAY Baby2, if it won't give you the map option just change the web address so it reads "www1." (remove the quotations) and refresh. It should then pop up.
the.hard.part said: "For those that saw it in Boston - would you recommend rear orchestra or mezzanine? "
Go with the mezzanine. The set itself is a spectacle - I wouldn’t want the overhang cutting into that even a little bit. I saw the show twice in Boston, first from the front mezz and then from the diamond cabaret seating. Would definitely recommend if you haven’t seen the show before to do the mezz seating to get the fullest picture of t
