I saw the show this past weekend, sat in Mezz, row S, seats 18 & 20. You can see the main stage fine, but right side (elephant side) the trunk blocks the side where some actors will be at some point. Also, you can see the runway out past the can can seats, but the very front part you can't see at all. If an actor stands there you can see them, but from the waist up, and if they walk toward the elephant, you can't see them until they hit the stairs on the side. My tix said nothing
CukorLover said: "The weeknight I saw it the run-time was 2:45 including intermission.
I also arrived at 7:30 and the line was wrapped around the block. If you want tobe seated by 7:45 to take in the little pre-show, as well as take photos, I'd gauge your time accordingly. Enjoy!"
I went to the 8pm show 7/6. They started letting people in about 45min beforehand, as you have metal detectors to go through like at HPCC. The interior is a SIGHT! The show s
CukorLover said: "The weeknight I saw it the run-time was 2:45 including intermission.
I also arrived at 7:30 and the line was wrapped around the block. If you want tobe seated by 7:45 to take in the little pre-show, as well as take photos, I'd gauge your time accordingly. Enjoy!"
I went to the 8pm show 7/6. They started letting people in about 45min beforehand, as you have metal detectors to go through like at HPCC. The interior is a SIGHT! The show s
Lion King Tour vs Broadway May 15
2019, 11:51:51 PM
Hi all! Curiosity question... Is there a difference between the tour production of Lion King and the Broadway production? I've seen Aladdin both ways and there's a couple staging differences, mostly with the Cave of Wonders. Wondering if the same applies to Lion King. Thanks!!
dmwnc1959 said: "CT2NYC said: "Personally, I wouldn't listen to the music beforehand. Part of what makes it so special is how well it's integrated into the show. Irecommend that you just enjoy it for the first time in the theatre, and, after that, it'll be a reminder of the magical experience."
Well, crap. There goes that idea. lolGuess I’ll have to find another show to listen to for the next 90 days. I’ve already been listening t
dmwnc1959 said: "Just wondering, isThe Music of Harry Potter and The Cursed Child Parts One and Two in Four Contemporary Suitesby Imogene Heap the equivalent ofan OBCR? Is this themusic played during the actual show?"
It is played during the show yes. It's all instrumental and it's beautiful
dmwnc1959 said: "Got my Harry Potter window card in from Triton Gallery and it looks amazing! So glad I bought them while they were still available.
Anyone here ever use the Will Call window? I just wanted to verify that I can pick up my Will Call tickets up to 72hrs in advance of the show. According to the Lyric Theatre website:
LYRIC THEATRE BOX OFFICE
The main Lyric Theatre Box Office is locatedat 214 West 43rd Street.<
My mom and I had a fantastic meal at Bond 45 before seeing TPTGW in November. Great drinks also, they have a downstairs bar also. It was nice to not feel rushed through a meal :) (I get why they would rush, cause theater people, but still if ya got time it's nice)
Sahar3 said: "Trying to decide between Orchestra row A seating and orchestra row J. Just not sure if A would be too close to the stage.Which one should we getfor a better view?"
Row A for sure. I've sat A1 before, and to be that close is amazing. There's one moment you will need to sit up completely to see, and you'll haveta turn around to see another moment, but do row A for sure!
yankeefan7 said: ""I don’t think they have speciality drinks at HP not like Butter Beer. "
I was a bit disappointed (lol) when I saw it in London and they did not have "Butter Beer" . I have had it a few times at Universal and it is so good, just don't drink it too fast -lol"
Completely agree! The money the theater would make by selling Butterbeer at this show would be staggering. Even Potted Potter had Butterbeer! Someone dro
HeatherAV said: "Does anyone know if were any understudies on yesterday? I'm seeing the show on Sunday so I'm wondering if anyone is out this week - and maybe who I'll get to see on Sunday! :)"
Tickets go on sale Friday for the show in Philadelphia. Codes theman, themusic, theshow worked for Wells Fargo. Got Tix for me and my mom! :) Range was $45 to $220
kade.ivy said: "Thinking about rear orchestra for my next visit. I have a question that I'll ask in the spoiler box...
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At the end of Part I, with the Dementor flying over the audience. Do you see ANY of it in the rear orchestra? When I saw it before, I was in the dress cir
I saw Nathan as Scorpius a few weeks ago, and really enjoyed his performance! The first time I saw the show, Anthony's Scorpius threw me off guard a bit because, in my head, it didn't match the Scorpius I had pictured when I read the book prior to seeing the show. Afterwards when I researched why he does what he does I understood his portrayal, so the second time I saw him I was 100% on board and got it. The third time I saw it was with Nathan, and to me his Scorpius matched what I ha
