Will Heathers Transfer? Oct 15
2018, 02:43:38 PM
I'm a teen who knows several other musical teens. My answer is a solid no.
This may be skewed, since I'm on the older end (18) but nonetheless still is relevant. I was in high school when the BMC/Heathers/Hamilton/Hansen square was born. They all would say it was reccomended through YouTube's shuffle, or Spotify. Specifically this was displayed more with starting on Hamilton and moving to BMC, which got them to Hansen and Heathers. But now many have fallen out of that and gotten int
Just came home: I think I enjoyed it, but I didn't understand many of the cultural aspects of it. I learned about the Vietnam War in school but I couldn't really connect or empathize with any of the characters. I loved the acting, I loved the set, everything was perfect; I'm just not the target age group it seems. I'd see it again though! And the "party" was a bunch of cheese and sandwiches, but I ate it alright, and even saw the lady playing Peggy! Beautiful job to
bdn223 said: "I was going to, but then I found out how much Pasek, Paul, and Levenson, demeaned for an advance and I decided they don't deserve anymore of my money...."
Answers from a teenager born and raised in New York, 5'11 and thin
Armie3 said: " Are patrons expected to stand to let others take their seat? Or will a slight shifting of the legs suffice? stand before the lights go down, after rotate legs. If you are both thin you may be able to slide being seated, or ask to wait if you are busy.
If you have an aisle seat, should you wait until the row fills up before sitting down? Yes, otherwise
Miles2Go2 said: "It seems like someone on another thread was selling the binders for $5 apiece and had plenty of them and was willing to bring them to the flea market for anyone interested. I know the flea market just happened, but if someone can remember who it was maybe that would be cheaper way to go?"
No tea and no shade, but theaterwiz/j.rosenthal does not run a fully clean business. Several of my friends in the playbill community have not received playbills from her, gotten stuff at overly inflated prices. <<edited by BWW staff>> Generally, don't do playbill business with her. And however she gets all of these comps, it's sketchy. I met her at the flea, and the lady with her (Her legitimate daughter??) seemed very nice. We aren't trolls, we are real
Agreed with the others, and the plot seems confusing yet uninteresting. At least comet was confusing and interesting, but Shakespeare and go-go music while aiming for a younger crowd? I don't see an audience for that.
I'll post my flea haul here! I was there from 9:20 (a booth was open) to about 4:30. I also had a friend who traded with me a bit... Ready?
-Newsies Broadway Window Card
-Fun Home Off-Broadway Window card
-Great Comet Mailer
-In the Heights Pre-Broadway
-Spring Awakening Pre-Broadway
-Falsettos, The Mystery of Edwin Drood, Waitress (with flyer), Opening Night
-The Band's Visit Pre-Broadway
-Hamilton, Kinky Boots, and Next to
Dear Evan Hansen and Kids Sep 26
2018, 04:17:10 PM
I took my 12 year old cousin to see this show and she was fine. I'm part of a minority, but public schools today are filled with profanity, sexuality, and mental illnesses. When I graduated from high school this year, there was a 9th grader who was pregnant, 3 suicides, and obviously cursing lined the halls. In middle schools it's very similar but to a smaller extent (just making out, juul, depression/cutting, and still cursing). Parents believing their kid isn't already exposed to how vile the
Not to be That Person™, but is it just me or selling binders for profit at a large event for raising money to BCEFA (a charity) is kind of disrespectful? Go down a few blocks or something but selling for profit at a charity flea market... Not the best idea.
UncleCharlie said: "After 2 weeks you have 64 signatures. At the rate of 32 signatures a week, you should have enough signatures to be able to convince Roundabout to add it to their 2080-81 season."
By that point, Wild Party will be as outdated as Oklahoma.
Waitress = Beautiful?? I would've never known! Kinky Boots is a likely closing, and Beautiful too but Waitress will be milked more than a Davenport show!
Seriously though, unless you're a friend of any of the 3 producers, in the industry, related to the cast, or god himself, this thread has no backing to it.
oh-bwayhereicome said: "How early do people recommend getting there? Last year I showed up like 10mins before the designated start time, yet all the tables were already crowded beyond capacity. I guess the tables don't wait till the start time on the website?"
9:30 AM I arrived last year and it was a lot more empty. Choose a table you know you will need to go to and go there first. Good luck at the flea!
Whoever the angel investor is for head over heels I'd like them to "invest" in paying for the rest of my college. Might as well put that money to good use and not throw it out!
JudyDenmark said: "dearalanaaaa said: "YvanEhtNioj said: "Bwayfan292 said: "Apparently, fans are upset because he has a girlfriend, and they shipped him with George. So they are attacking him and his girlfriend. What the actual f***"
I’m a ****ty Millennial - what does “shipped” mean?"
I'm thinking many people who couldn't see comet (like myself) will see Hadestown since many people have drawn comparisons between the two. I'm hoping it has a healthy run in a small theatre since it seems pretty good!
Swiss Miss said: "Harry Potter will not, under any circumstances, allow children 14 and under in without a parent."
This is false, my sister who is 13 went to Harry Potter alone for the first preview... They didn't check an ID or anything. Best of all? She behaved the whole time and has done so numerous times.
