gibsons2 said: "CarmenA3 said: "I could have sworn I saw and ad on FB or IG for 2-for-1 tickets for Sound Inside. Did anyone catch it - is there a code for the offer? Thanks."
nicolep76 said: "Opening is tonight! Any guesses how this will fare with critics?"
Excited for the cast and crew! I hope they're all positive, but one thing that will be (or should be) mentioned is the projections. To me, they didn't add much of anything except emphasize that we're on an island, and yes, a metaphor for being stuck, I understand, but could have easily gone without.
I expect mixed reviews - personally I love the show - but I can see
Hi Jamie 10 - I hope you do get a ticket for the one spot that's open to you! To answer your questions:
Lottery: Entries for the lottery take place outside the theatre - there's a table on the left of the theatre (if you're facing the theatre) with a person in charge. She's super nice and can tell you exactly what to do. The lottery opens 90 mins before show time and winners are drawn 55 minutes before curtain time. If you only need one ticket, I
My friend won the lottery so I was back for the matinee today (great seat - F19). This show just keeps getting better with each viewing! Broke down and grabbed a ticket for the final performance in January. Anyone else going?
Changes are still being made! Below are the ones I noticed today (Sun matinee) between dress rehearsal and the Dec 3 performance:
OuttaTowner said: "If the intel on the Lyceum is true, I wonder when tix will go on sale? Tix to this would make a great holiday gift for some relatives."
The NYTW run doesn't end until Jan 26, so seems doubtful. Has a show ever announced a Broadway run before even ending their off-Bway run?
Paul Skeen said: "I have a stupid question. I do not think that Sing Street has a Playbill, but do the give out any sort of program? The last Off Broadway show I went to did not."
Not stupid at all – yes NYTW hands out their own style of programs, including SS.
Kendale1974 said: "ElphabaGoodman said: "Not exactly a discount, but some of the mezzanine seats for The Music Man have been lowered to $99, which seems like an excellent deal for this production"
Any idea when and where to find the $99.00 seats? I can't locate them."
I found an early preview with 6 seats at $99 - it's the top left seats (aka house right rear mezz) that are 5th seat in from the side. I saw 2 in the last row with
WickdMisrble said: "So is it better to be facing stage in Box left side or Right side? It says obstructed how much do you miss? Thank you!"
If you have a choice, go with the house left box as far back as possible. From this vantage point, you won't miss THAT part and your blocked view will only be the part of the band on stage right (trombone, violin and cello.... and that's not to downgrade their performances, in particular Brian Drye on the trombo
rattleNwoolypenguin said: " Also “having music in it” DOESN’T AUTOMATICALLY MAKE SOMETHING A MUSICAL""
I was at dress rehearsal last night and the show is excellent! There's lots of music in it and it IS a musical. If you've seen the movie, you know the main plot and I really like the changes they've made - without spoilers - they've added depth to the characters. The music if fun and catchy and the fact that these young act
I saw North Country during its Public run and I was bored the entire time. The book is bleak and bland as mentioned above and it left me leaving gloomy. The book felt like filler between the songs.
Haven't seen the other two so can't comment, but I'm excited to catch Tina at some point.
