Sho-Tunes-R-Us said: "Yes, I was just two rows back on the opposite side. Got a picture taken and will attempt to put it up later.
My expectations were met 10x over. Absolutely insane from beginning to end and totally camptastic. Hope to go again Wednesday night. Also had a photo taken with Danielle Steers and spoke to Bradley Dean for about five minutes. When I told him my background as a fan of the show (and a first-timer) he asked for my card and told me to go to the st
bandit964 said: "Would A Soldier's Play fall under the revival category?"
Yes, I would think so. It would similar to The Waverly Gsllery which had never played Broadway before but was an established play with at least one off-Broadway run in its past and came to broadway without major modifications to the script.
Is it partial view? Yes. Is it any more partial view than full price D6? Probably not, or at least not such a difference that I would pay the extra to sit in D6.
You do sometimes miss the actors who are not actually in the scene. There are very brief moments where you cant see the actor that is talking. I'm talking super brief moments that last one line. You do also miss some of the timeline signs (which r
kmissa said: "I had those seats (right mezz a 26-28) last night and the view was great. There were a handful of times there was an actor I couldn’t see, but you don’t miss much at all. "
kmissa said: "I had those seats (right mezz a 26-28) last night and the view was great. There were a handful of times there was an actor I couldn’t see, but you don’t miss much at all. "
Thanks, any idea if those same momentary partial views would also be evident from Left mezzanine A25?
taylortrensch said: "GreasedLightning said: "What’s the run time these days? And do the guys stage-door after matinees?"
late to reply to this but no stage-door after matinees, especially not on wednesday as there's a post show talk back.
btw it looks like they're teasing something regarding the show in march? my bet is a short west end run but who knows"
Well, if that proves true then my September 29
In defense of Barry Manilow Aug 16
2019, 06:51:53 PM
Then Fate Dunaeay. I’m sure she’s thrilled with the coverage of the circumstances of her departure from her play. Thrilled, I tell you! So thrilled that she left the country to better bask in its glow.
What play to see on Broadway in September Aug 16
2019, 11:40:42 AM
Based on reports on here, I decided Sea Wall/A Life was best for me of those three so I bought my ticket for the end of September.
And then some fool will will complain about clogging the forum with another thread related specific to Betrayal seating. But if it bothers you so much (and it clearly does) why not just start the thread you so much think should exist?
Betrayal Previews Aug 15
2019, 10:28:18 AM
I would like to get back to reports of the production itself (although I prefer no spoilers - I want to know very little going in). But imma say this first - I called Telecharge just now and went through the same process I did Tuesday, this time to switch back to my right mezzanine A26 PV seat. I told him about that orchestra seat being PV even though it’s not sold as such. He didn’t seem to have much to say about it (not really his call) and just processed it as a regular exchange. I have fo
Okay...I’m going to try to keep this shorter than my post from Sunday night as it’s late and I already wrote a pretty detailed review then.
So tonight we had the full cast with exception of Tommar Wilson (Standby for Washington). That meant especially that we had Erin Clemons (Oklahoma native!) as Eliza. She was great. I’m so glad I got to see her!
We were right orchestra Row F which afforded a more intimate experience than the Sunday’s lott
Well, I finally hit my breaking point, I guess. Lol. In the past I’ve either ignored the offensive behavior or been passive-aggressive (looking over my shoulder at the person, actively talking to another audience member - loud enough for the offender to hear at intermission - about how much I hate it when people check their phones during a show, making a big production of turning my phone off before Act1/Act 2). Not surprisingly I’ve had at best mixed results with all t
EugLoven said: "Well. after attending 1st Preview in the $25 seat (Orch E9)... Great acting. Great direction. Terrible seats. I easily (easily!) missed 50% of the show
The $25 are obstructed view. And I’m going to tell the box office attendants—who, honestly, I don’t blame because they didn’t even know about the deal until the last minute yesterday (as per the gent I bought from)
But they need to be honest: If you get
Fishing for Show Recommendations! Aug 14
2019, 03:38:38 PM
I was excited about America Utopia when I thought it was a musical based on Byrne’s music, but it is a concert, correct? That was not as enticing for me given that I’m already seeing 3 concerts on my trip.
