Ultimately I get why it didn’t last. It didn’t make MY generation that grew up with Spongebob love it and feel nostalgic and that was a big flaw.
The people who enjoyed it are all people who didn’t really care for Spongebob so they can appreciate it on its own merit. Which, great but I think when they turn off both Spongebob fans AND people who would never go to Spongebob on broadway you’ve got a flop.
Rosette3 said: "Is FLS still show where you can walk up after box office opens and get rush tickets? I will be in town tomorrow with 2 non theater friends doing Christmas-y stuff and I am trying to sell FSL so I can sneak in something on my list.
They are enticed by $40 tix and the comedy but not sure if I want to take the risk of dragging them out of our way to Theater District selling idea of cheap tickets if there's a wait or in high demand/out of rush."
Scarlet Leigh said: "I can't see them changing the costume design but perhaps altering the construction. I also can VERY much see them doing away with the "alternates" costumes on Broadway and everyone getting their own set of costumes for all the roles they cover. As much as I LOVE the concept of each girl getting their own personal look, it does in many ways highlight the fact that "HEY! HEY! THERE IS AN UNDERSTUDY ON! LOOK! LOOK AT THE UNDERSTUDY!" when the
ACL2006 said: "Wonder if the Broadway production will have more standbys or have each standby cover more than 2 roles? Somewhat similar to Come From Away, small cast show but the standbys cover 4/5 "tracks". Come From Away has had up to 9 standbys hired, usually the extra standbys are during a heightened vacation time with the cast."
They've announced three so far (the three that are currently with the show - there were only two, but Courtney Mack was b
Jagged Little Pill Lottery Nov 28
2019, 08:57:20 PM
I won the lottery for last night. Bought the tickets minutes after being notified that we won. We were Orch row E, the furthest seats to the left. Definite partial view, but since most of the is at the front of the stage I didn’t feel like I missed too much. I would like to see it again straight on, mostly to get the full affect of the choreography:
spidernight said: "Watching both parts in one day also seems exhausting given the 7 hour run time so just in case people don't know, they sell the back (i think just the last row) of the mezzanine for 39 (part 1) and 49 (part 2) which i would prefer to side orchestra given what a small theater it is. It's only 8 dollars more and saves you a morning trip"
chuckydisc said: "Kea4 said: "chuckydisc said: "Kea4 said: "Does anyone have experience rushing shows the Friday/weekend after Thanksgiving? Should I expect a lower turnout? Higher? I know you can't really predict anything but I'm interested in what people have experienced in the past."
Which show(s) are you(s) thinking of lining up for?"
Freestyle Love Supreme and The Inheritance, most likely. And the Littl
chuckydisc said: "Kea4 said: "Does anyone have experience rushing shows the Friday/weekend after Thanksgiving? Should I expect a lower turnout? Higher? I know you can't really predict anything but I'm interested in what people have experienced in the past."
Which show(s) are you(s) thinking of lining up for?"
Freestyle Love Supreme and The Inheritance, most likely. And the Little Shop lottery, but I know that just depends on pure
Does anyone have experience rushing shows the Friday/weekend after Thanksgiving? Should I expect a lower turnout? Higher? I know you can't really predict anything but I'm interested in what people have experienced in the past.
OKBroadwayFan said: "Moulin Rouge also encouraged you to take pictures and video before the show starts. There are actors already on stage when they open the house."
When I saw MR in October, this was NOT true. The actors came out on stage maybe 15 minutes before the show started (not when the house was opened). You were allowed to take pictures before the actors came out but not after. The ushers kept telling people to stop taking pictures.
gibsons2 said: "I applied for the Oklahoma! lottery for the first time today. Will I be able to use the losers promo code for a different day performance or does it have to be today? There are so many unsold seats on Telecharge. I'm surprised this show isn't on TDF more often."
Unless this has changed, you should be able to use the same code for future performances! Just only around the time they send out the looser lottery email (2pm) - I was able to use it
Use the loser lottery code to check right before the lottery email goes out (so around 2pm, maybe 5-10 minutes before if it's open). The code stays the same day-to-day. I snagged a single table seat by doing that a few months ago. It was a far table though, near the part of the set that does not have seating, so fewer interactions than the "main" table seats. But still a great deal!
RWPrincess said: "Impossible2 said: "Well they've gone for the jugular...
$229 Premium
$149 Average
$99 Meh
$49 Pish
Eeeeeek!"
I bought my ticket earlier today and was thinking the same thing. I was hoping Rear Orchestra at least would be in the $99 range but no such luck on the dates I was looking at."
I'm really worried that this will break the show. It has to get a lot of
It seems like the front two rows aren't available for purchase so I'm PRAYING that this is for rush. Or lottery, but I prefer rush. Has anyone seen these available? I don't want to be proven wrong but I haven't looked that hard.
TheaterGeek said: "I am seeing this tonight and am excited! Any new reports on the stage door? Are they still not doing photos with the actors? Still blocking off access to people who didn't see the show?"
I saw this about two weeks ago and they didn't check tickets. We were on the barrier on the right-side - we got out quite late and this side was very empty so we were in the front, while the left was crowded. But they signed on both sides. No selfies&n
I saw this on Friday, my fourth time trying the in-person lottery. I absolutely loved it, what a special night. My favorite part was sitting in front of whole family who's mom/sister/aunt had a small speaking role. They were SO EXCITED and yelled "That's my mom!" at one point. That really drove home to me what the Public is all about.
I do think that this production works so well because it is made for the Public Theatre with a Public Theatre
I got Balcony row C so not the best seat but I really can't complain when it is FREE. I'm giving it to a friend who hasn't seen it yet though, as I've seen it three times.
