The Phantom of the Opera; The Boy from Oz; Oklahoma!; Avenue Q; Wicked; RENT; Wonderful Town; The 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee; Hairspray; Chicago; Chitty Chitty Bang Bang; Little Shop of Horrors; Sweeney Todd; Seascape; Primo; The Producers; Sweet Charity; Brooklyn; Gypsy; Beauty and the Beast; In My Life; Ring of Fire; Lestat; The History Boys; The Drowsy Chaperone; Caroline, or Change; Assassins; Dame Edna; Fiddler on the Roof; Spamalot; Tarzan; All Shook Up; Steel Magnolias; Dirty Rotten Scoundrels; The Woman in White; Seascape; Doubt; Mamma Mia; Jersey Boys; A Chorus Line; Mary Poppins; Martin Short: Fame Becomes Me
BrodyFosse123 said: "In NY it is illegal to roam the streets without a photo ID on you. "
As has been mentioned, that's not at all true. While some states require a person to show an I.D. to the police upon request, it only appliesof you actually have one. Police cannot detain a person for not having one (though they can make up a cover charge). Any law requiring an ID would most likely be declared unconstitutional for now.
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Harry Potter and the Cursed Child Seating/Pricing Thread Jul 30
2018, 09:44:10 PM
The box office has better access to seat locations. So you could probably pick specific areas of the theater. Whether or not there is any availability is a different story.
Other than the Broadway, I don't know of any other theater that requires queuing in the main line for box office pick-up. Although some may make you go back out into the main line after picking up your tickets.
LxGstv said: "Wee Thomas2 said: "Airbnb is generally illegal in Manhattan and too often ends up falling through or being a scam."
That statement isn’t really accurate. There are someillegallisting in Manhattan, yes, but they are not scams. There are hosts that are in it for the money and don’t really care about guests. But Airbnb is also legal if done properly, my advice is look for super hosts and read reviews. Also, illegal Airbnbmeans that
Lot666 said: "We never imagined ever having feelings like affection and empathy for a member of the Malfoy family, but Anthony Boyle stoleboth the show and our hearts as Scorpius.
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The strong and highly emotional focus on the relationship between Scorpius and Albus did, as others have noted, includ
The only place you will find Mamma Mia- Here We Go Again comparedto The Godfather II. (AKA the ONLY sequel ever deemed to be better than the original!)"
Addams Family Values was also deemed better than the original.
jpbran said: "Always have to take Rotten Tomatoes' scoreswith a grain of salt, but this one's at 80% while the first one wasat 54%. Probably a lot of reviewers who -- like many of us -- expected this to be a complete trainwreck and were relieved/pleasantly surprised. Low expectations can go a long way."
Other than some speak-singing for a few seconds, Pierce Brosnan doesn't really sing. That alone was worth a 20% bump. However, the film doesn't make a
BwayLB said: "I never seen Tick Tick Boom but I hope it has the same emotional energy as Larson’s score for Rent. Other than that, it’s wonderful Miranda getting work as a director."
It's not like directors are lining up around the corner for this. I'd be shocked if this film made any money if it actually ever gets made.
LizzieCurry said: "Until shortly before I saw Thoroughly Modern Millie for the first/only time (in La Jolla), I also assumed it had been a revival. I'd also never seen the film, and still haven't."
With a significant number of shows disappearing into the ether, especially older ones from that era, it's shouldn't be surprising that people wouldn't be familiar with every single title. Especially a title that has no modern relevance.
MarkBearSF said: "Not quite the same thing, but a favorite story. A friend was waiting for a friend on 46th St a few years ago when the Addams Family was at the Lunt Fontanne. Bebe Neuwirth was leaning against the building. A tourist family came by and asked her to move (and she politely complied) so they could get a picture of the poster - of Bebe Neuwirth."
I think we have a winner! And she was probably thrilled they didn't realize it was her.
BrodyFosse123 said: "To be fair, it was adapted from the 1960s film of the same name, which is possibly what’s got people thinking it must be a revival.
Unlikely. If that were the case, every Broadway adaptation of a film would be confused as a revival: HAIRSPRAY, LEGALLY BLONDE, SCHOOL OF ROCK, PRETTY WOMAN, THE WEDDING SINGER, etc.
No one ever called/confused those as revivals yet THOROUGHLY MODERN MILLIE was and still is confused as such.&
(Insert Clever Name) said: "Not the best of moves when people paid so much a ticket, when they could get it cheap on Netflix? I would feel ripped off."
Did anyone think that they weren't going to film it?
And musicians have been filming their concerts for decades. I doubt anyone who has seen it wool fell that they were ripped-off.
I saw this last night. I didn't hate it, but I'm sure if I liked it. This is the kind of show I would love to see at midnight after a night of heavy drinking at a gay club.
Sunday evening had about 60 people and 14 tickets. The 14 front row center seats are the lottery locations. The add-on seats (which are not always available) are the cheapest and/or more undesirable locations for a nearly sold-out performance that they want to remove from the inventory in order to sell unsold top-price tickets.
That said, almost everyone who works on Broadway, from the cast to the ushers, think these people are nuts. And not in a quirky way. And the more "obsessed" they are and the more "familiar" they become, the more security takes notice.
Popular said: 2) People don’t COMMIT suicide. It’s not like murder or rape. Suicide is an event, not a crime. Please take the time to kindly correct someone who innocently and unknowingly uses that expression. It is more correct to say someone died by suicide.
No. It is grammatically correct. "Commit" means "carry out or perpetrate," it is NOT exclusive to acts of crime or sin. However, experts agree that using the term denotes so
SmokeyLady said: "Fosse76 said: "Bette's Turban said:"Or fear of being unemployed. Or fear of not being hired again by producers who get a lot of product up. I can think of lots of reasons why they wouldn’t speak up. It’s not easy."
That's not the same thing as being "prohibited.""
If your going to play around with words like that... then you are right. It’s worst ."
Bette's Turban said: "Or fear of being unemployed. Or fear of not being hired again by producers who get a lot of product up. I can think of lots of reasons why they wouldn’t speak up. It’s not easy."
