playbills at stagedoor Aug 2
2018, 11:24:58 AM
I hope you don't go around scavenging for Elphaba's Leotard.
Good Hotels near the Theatre district? Jul 30
2018, 10:50:31 PM
I see shows daily when visiting NY, so to help manage my budget, I stay in Flushing, at the end of the 7 line.
Priceline Express Deals are a good value. I have stayed at the Asiatic, the Best Western near Prince Street, Hotel Marco, and even the Y on Northern Blvd.
Wick3 said: "... If Marie's Crisis is too crowded or you just want to sit down, other piano bars in the city that I like going to are Duplex (village---2 drink minimum), Monster (village), Townhouse (east side), and Uncle Charlie's (east side.)"
I second Wick3's recommendations.
Townhouse and The Monster are 2 of my favorites for Broadway piano music.
Ken Davenport Jul 29
2018, 05:09:26 PM
He may have put ketchup on a hot dog.
But it was definitely in Chicago maybe 20 or 25 years ago either at Victory Gardens or Body Politic.
There may have been 4 to 6 performers in the dramatic play. The show was a satisfying downer.
At the end of the play, the performers slowly came out one at a time - stone faced with blank looks - then as soon as the stage was full, the performers slowly exited th
Stand outside the theatre tonight with a sign that says I Need One Ticket. That way, you will probably reach every possible Tuesday night audience member who may be carrying an extra ticket.
There's a Chase ATM nearby if needed.
Mamma Mia-- the Bollywood Musical Jul 23
2018, 08:06:39 PM
The sound is rotten. A character's voice INSIDE a Greek bar then OUTSIDE on a boat should not have the same one-dimensional sound quality.
Final performance today at 2. Start time delayed. The house should have opened 30 minutes ago. Ushers waiting for production to give green light to open doors.
At tonight's performance, more jokes landed than usual. The company has improved its timing.
During the start of Grauman's Theatre scene, lights inadvertently flew down from the fly. But after just 2 seconds, the miscued lights zipped up out of sight.
"I see you!" Star Cher shouted out to a friend in the audience during Take Me Home.
