seanmcdonagh121 said: Also it’s worth noting that they’ve cut the bit where Kong picks up a woman on the street and drops her (which someone said was in the first preview)"
Interesting! I wonder if it's just because they couldn't get the timing right, or if there was some other reason. I could be wrong, but I think that was the only time we actually witnessed Kong cause the death of a person. It was certainly implied he killed/injured others
I saw the show on Friday and agree with most of what has been said (although I actually liked the score for the most part). The book is incredibly weak. Kong is amazing (the serpent, not so much - hopefully they smooth out its movements before opening). I guess it may be over-choreographed, but I really enjoyed the choreo, so I didn't mind.
I loved Eric William Morris's performance. I mostly like Pitts, but sometimes I could understand her when she was singing. I thought she go
This is somewhat correct, but reversed.I can't remember the exact dates, but ticketspurchased before the first week inApril are refundable up to 28 daysbefore the performance, tickets purchased between the first week in April and the first week in May are refundable up to 14 days before the performance, and tickets purchased after the first week in May are non-refundable."
That doesn't make sense to me - why would they make their retu
Sgogo said: "Ya sadly I bought these tickets. If I had won them in the lottery I would never try to sell them. I would just give them away. But I actually reduced the price from what I paid because it includes the ATG lounge experience & that was extra for me. Thanks for the tip. I will try other sites as well."
I believe they meant the first "lottery-style" sale, which required an access code that was given randomly to verified fans via Ticketmaster.
I've never actuallly stage doored there, but I pass by it on my way back to my car. I know after Book of Mormon I happened to walk by it as the guy who played Elder Cunningham came out, and he was talki
Does anybody know for sure where the lottery seats are for Cleveland? Are they in the front row? I'm driving up Saturday to see the Sunday matinee, and I'm thinking of trying the lottery for the Saturday evening performance. I know chances of winning are super super super super slim, but I'm not even going to bother if they are, like, last row of balcony or something.
Danielle49 said: Thanks for such a thorough report on row ZZ! I’m sitting in row Z all the way to the right next month and was a little worried. I also paid $40 per part. After reading your report, I’m not as concerned about sight lines."
You're welcome! I do definitely recommend binoculars. There are scenes where there is very little movement, just intimate dialogue, and it was really easy to focus on the actors in those scenes and view their f
Danielle49 said: "I think the quality of the seats may depend on when you go. To my knowledge Saturday matinees are the most sold for SpongeBob because it’s the ideal time slot for families, meaning they may have been able to sell the good seats for full price. I won the lottery on a Tuesday night and sat in third row center orchestra.
As much as I love the show, I wouldn’t even pay $30 rush for balcony again either - row G balcony for a lottery win sounds like
Sarah329 said: "Also, I emailed BroadwayDirect because I was curious if you’ll get better seats when you purchase tickets sooner. They replied that the time you purchase tickets won’t affect your seats, and the box office decides the seats. I guess me trying to purchase tickets ASAP once I get the email doesn’t matter?"
I guess it's random! I got the email while I was on the train, so I think by the time I paid it was maybe 20 minutes into the p
Won the lottery for Spongebob on Saturday (for the matinee), and was pretty disappointed in the seats. I know this thread has some older posts, but people got some really great seats in the lottery. I was in Row G of the balcony, on the right side on the inner aisle. Couldn't see the ramp at all. There is also a part of the balcony that juts out (probably lighting or something, but I couldn't tell what it was). As a result, if anyone was sitting front and center, we could only see the
Saw the show on Sunday and loved every minute! I want to see it again and again, but since I have to fly to get there, that's not feasible.
My group of 5 had 3 orchestra seats and 2 balcony seats, so I sat in both.
Left orchestra ZZ seat 23: I sat here for Part 1. View was great! Yes, you miss some stuff at the top of the set, but nothing major. There is one special effect you miss but you get the general idea of it. The stage did not seem that far away. You can't se
disneybroadwayfan22 said: "I saw it on Sunday. I have never seen the movie, so I saw it with a fresh movie. I really liked it. I thought the show was extremely cute. Samantha was the best part by far, she was absoutely charming and so likeable. Andy was very fitting in his role too and it is always great to see him. The songs were much better than expected, but you can tell it was Bryant’s first ever musical because some of the songs were very genretic. The finale was extremely
LesWickedly said: "I believe if you transfer the tickets, they’ll turn to mobile. You could always just screenshot the ticket and text to each other so you have them."
Does that work with ticketmaster? I tried to screenshot my Hamilton (Chicago) tickets last year so that I could just bring them up without worrying about my internet connection, but I got an error message that it was protected, and I couldn't screenshot it. And of course, they took like
Notreallysilent 2 said: "I sat row ZZ. Here is a link to a picture of the view. It was a good enough view though the top of the stage is obstructed by the overhang. You know I’m going to be honest it does take away from some of the magic because you can’t see the full set idk the set to me is so beautiful. Like you miss the arches and everything higher than the main clock. Everything that you need to see on stage you can see. The only thing for where I sat was the speaker
While I know the staging might change for the tour, can anyone tell me if sitting house left or house right is better for this show? My local venue offers partial view orchestra seats on the side that are 50% cheaper than full view orchestra seats. I wasn't impressed with the score for this one, and wasn't planning on seeing it, but I'm thinking about grabbing one of the partial view seats. Just wondering if there's anything in the set design or staging that would make on
This seems like the best place to ask this: Does anyone know anything about whether or not the Nederlander has changed its seating chart for Pretty Woman? I bought tix for what I thought were the last 2 seats far house left in Row F. On the ticketmaster map, they were definitely the last ones, on the aisle. I have since double checked other performances, and have found the same thing: seat 19 is the aisle seat. But every seating chart I've found for the Nederlander has shown row F going t
Miles2Go2 said: "Just heard back from the person who has that Instagram page. She said she couldn’t see the side or back of stage. I feel like I need to let my friend know. Would you agree? Maybe she could exchange her seat?
When I saw Hamilton again in Chicago, I accidentally bought my ticket initially for a week before I was going to be there. Ticketmaster initially told me that the venue didn’t allow for any exchanges. But I reached out specifically to Broad
