^^ True. My most memorable theater experiences have been at the Public (and the Delacorte, as an extension -- getting rained on during Troilus and Cressida, good times).
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EllieRose2 said: "Im not pre judging anything. It's widely known that the best theater district in the country is New York City. Broadway has the best of the best, and people spend years trying to get there. The Tony Awards are based on shows in New York City. Therefore, it is the best. It's just a fact. A lot of shows do "Broadway try outs", hoping they can make it to the very best city in the world for theater. Angels on Broadway is far superior simply because of
Miles2Go2 said: "NievesG said: "I should have read the boards before I bought mine but for $35, I can't really complain. Are the extreme sides really that horrible? "
$35 is a true bargain! I paid 10x that! When I sat in similar seats to yours for The King and I, it was kinda cool to see the ship proceed across the stage from that vantage point."
Do you feel you lost anything else in the production from that seat? I'
My Fair Lady seating Apr 28
2018, 04:30:01 PM
I should have read the boards before I bought mine but for $35, I can't really complain. Are the extreme sides really that horrible?
Jarethan said: I find the dismissal of A Moon for the Misbegotten pretty mind-boggling. In 50+ years of frequent theatre going, the single most memorable production I have ever seen remains the 1973 production of A Moon for the Misbegotten, which also received some of the most amazing reviews I haveever read. I have seen several other productions that were also solidly entertaining. Also,unlike Iceman, Long Day's Journey, Strange Interlude, More Stately Mansions (the ones that I
THE ICEMAN COMETH (2018) Reviews Apr 26
2018, 09:35:34 PM
Denzel and Michael Potts were the only things keeping me awake during this thing. One clearly has to be a huge O'Neill fan to appreciate this. I've seen stagings of A Moon for the Misbegotten that were more bearable.
Melissa Benoist on Beautiful? Apr 26
2018, 03:45:51 PM
Oh boy.. I had no interest in seeing Beautiful but she's wonderful. I might just suffer through it if this is confirmed.
I can only speak on Children of a Lesser God though TodayTix and we were in rear mez, seats 201 and 202. Hope you can get an answer for TDF, I'm curious as well
AllThatJazz2 said: "I see a lot of people referencing the odd-200s. I have a seat for Row AA 206...for lack of a better way to phrase it, will I have a good view? (It looked like it from the few photos I could find, but would love to hear from someone who has actually been.)"
That's an excellent seat, in my opinion. I'll just echo all other comments about the theater being so small and intimate that "all seats are good seats." I think the interest i
Once on this Island - Seating Recommendations? Apr 23
2018, 07:09:29 PM
Also in reply to the board... I was in 100s even (great seat) but I'd see it again in 200s odd for a different perspective.
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