Also the final scene of Three Tall Women when the rear wall of the set goes up and reveals a mirror, which then tilts slowly and reflects the bedroom. The effect was stunning.
Angles in America: When Prior is given another chance at life and returns from Heaven. The transition and the way he came though the ceiling of his hospital room and lands back in the bed. Breathtaking!
Hadestown: the set change during Wait for Me
Oklahoma: the blackouts and video projections, especially Judd and Curley scene
Fiddler on the Roof (current London revival) the final scene when the villagers are fleeing Anatevk
The production was stellar. Many many breathtaking moments. Also pretty much launched Gary Sinise into stardom. The scene near the end where they place the dead child in the river was galvanic. Here's a clip from the 1990 TONY's:
I saw the Trevor Nunn directed production Fiddler on the Roof at The Menier Chocolate Factory, and am quite sure this will redefine BOMC. Stand by for West End and Broadway transfers.
I was at a performance of Matilda (touring) in Orch row g center. A couple arrived and took the pair of seats next to me......and they had an INFANT with them. I would say about 9 months old. AND of course the baby started to act up AND then the mother begins to breast feed the child. I honestly could not believe what i was seeing. I went found the house manager and complained but he said there was nothing he could do and would move me to another seat. I hated the show and l
There is enough chili for everyone. The chili comes with cornbread and is a really nice treat. Also the onstage serving adds a feeling of even more inclusiveness. I was in row E in the 237-9, highly recommend this area as most of the action takes place directly in front of you and the projections still are very impactful.
I agree regarding The Goat but seeing Metcalf as Martha a deceptive woman hiding her feelings and secrets and treating her husband appallingly. Count me in! I last saw this in London with an amazing Diana Rigg.
Thanks. I saw the NT production of OK in London with Hugh Jackman and then the anemic Broadway transfer, from what i have read about this revival...its falling into the MUST SEE category.
I will be in NYC for a few days in April. I have tickets for these shows: Mockingbird, Ferryman, Hadestown and Chill. I really want to see Oklahoma and want advice. dump the BMC tix for OK?
I have a pair of HD tickets for Thursday 8/16. I can't use them and will sell at face value plus service charges. LOCATION ORCH row K 6-8. Never done this before, so guide me with next steps. I would rather see them go to a Broadway fan than some stubhub slub. dm me.
