JudyDenmark said: "teatime2 said: "I will also add that the front row is a splash zone. I got covered in fake blood. Be aware if you aren't into that."
Oh man! Do you think that extends to the second row as well?"
If you are in the second row I would imagine you're safe. The left and right sides of the first row are also ok. it seemed to be only us in the center that got covered. Also while it does wash off pretty easy it did lea
I don't necessarily know how to describe what I just saw, but I loved it. Lane is fantastic, Nielsen is lovely, but White really takes this and runs with it. Utterly incredible. I will also add that the front row is a splash zone. I got covered in fake blood. Be aware if you aren't into that.
schubox said: "I was looking at grabbing seats in the second row for this, for anyone who has seen this production, is that too close? I’ve only been to the Booth once and can’t remember how high the stage is. But I usually like to sit close fornpkays, but I don’t want to miss anything"
For American Son I sat front row and it was a perfect view. Granted, I know nothing about this show's set, but you should be fine.
ccbway said: "You were not. I was also not a fan at all, as I think I've mentioned elsewhere. Was surprised that it made the transfer, found it way too dark and joyless."
Caught this last night. Sturridge is an absolutely fantastic actor, but his material leaves much more to be desired. Gyllenhaal is the star of the night, and you could tell the crowd also enjoyed him more. His material is also significantly better and much more enjoyable. Go see this if you can for Gyllenhaal alone!
