BwayinVan said: "Piparoo said: "GreasedLightning said: "Anyone have experience sitting in Orch J20-22?"
I sat in J 19-21 last week (same seat, other side). They're fine for the price but you will miss some stuff. My advice, skip the show altogether."
My sis in law really wants to see this. I'm looking at J 17 and 19. Don't really want to pay more than $99 so this is my only option unless I go to the back of the m
Moulin Rouge seating Aug 5
2019, 11:50:22 AM
GreasedLightning said: "Anyone have experience sitting in Orch J20-22?"
I sat in J 19-21 last week (same seat, other side). They're fine for the price but you will miss some stuff. My advice, skip the show altogether.
StageStruckLad said: "I enjoyed Sahr Ngaujah‘s acting, but I found his singing painful to listen to. I thought he mangled “Nature Boy” (my favorite song in the show) with his off-pitch vocalizing and his inability to hit the high notes. I actually winced when he sang."
My wife and I completely agree. We saw the show on Thursday and found ourselves mostly bored with the whole thing. But to the point, is that the way Sahr normally sounds?
How long will Hadestown run last? Jul 28
2019, 09:14:52 PM
I hope it runs for a long time but one of the things ive noticed is that a lot of the tickets for it (you pick the date, but take next Wednesday night July 31st for example) seem to be bought up by resellers. More so than any other show I’ve seen running. Almost half the house is up on the resale market.
Does this mean that scalpers are taking advantage of greater demand than supply, or are the scalpers making it appear like this show is in huge demand when it isn’t? I see resale t
Modern musical movies Jul 27
2019, 08:29:53 AM
Does Once count? If so, then Once hands down. I know I may be in the minority’s here but I loved The Greatest Showman and so did my kids. Yesterday was also very entertaining. If we’re talking animated stuff too then Frozen, Moana and Coco would be on my list. I’m not a fan of most of the stage to screen adaptations of the past twenty or so years. Most notable misses for me were Sweeney Todd and Les Miserables. Les Miz was close but I cannot forgive Anne Hathaway for chewing so much scene
Oklahoma! Hadestown or Beetljuice? Jul 27
2019, 08:14:06 AM
Wow! Three very different shows. I’m with most of the others, Hadestown as a first choice, second would be Oklahoma and Beetlejuice comes in third. Hadestown effected me a great deal and I’ve been thinking about it a lot since seeing it in April. It moved me so much that my family and I immediately bought tickets to see it again (for next week, yay!). Oklahoma and Beetlejuice are both good but the bold reinterpretation of Oklahoma gets the nod for number two in my book.
Moulin Rouge Previews Jul 24
2019, 10:22:03 AM
yyys said: "how's Orchestra K, seat 22? would you pay $99 for that seat?"
I have J 21 for next week - Same place, left side. I'll post in the seating thread afterwards.
Hadestown Understudies Jul 22
2019, 01:58:23 PM
LarryD2 said: "I'm not sure what you mean when you ask, "Is there anything we can do?" You can't compel someone to perform if they are ill or scheduled to be out. You can try to obtain a refund and see another show. You can cancel your trip. Or you can see the show as scheduled, where you might have the chance of getting a standby."
I think you are sure what I meant and are feeling a little sassy this afternoon, n'est pas? But I'll do my best to cla
Hadestown Understudies Jul 22
2019, 01:33:36 PM
SpookyFish13 said: "Last I heard she was on a 2 week vocal rest due to nodes-like symptoms. But the fact that the show hasn’t made an official announcement is kinda bad news. Usually shows don’t announce stuff like this if they think there’s a strong chance the vocal rest will be extended. They wouldn’t want people to book tickets for after she’s scheduled to be back and then demand a refund when her sick-leave is extended."
