My Fair Lady seating Oct 24
2018, 10:05:21 AM
I'd go with H101. C is probably a little too close. The way the set is positioned and where a lot of the action takes place makes me recommend the left side more. I sat Row M 200s in July and I felt like the left side had slightly more directed staging. Both sides are good though, hope this helps!
TORCH SONG (2018) Previews Oct 18
2018, 04:37:13 PM
The orchestra was slightly cramped, but I'm 6'2" and I was fine overall. It could have been better, but I've sat in worse!
What is happening with this Waverly Gallery Playbill Cover?? Oct 17
2018, 08:00:20 AM
This playbill would work better if it was a perspective shot of her trying to rummage through her purse, and without that creepy smile on her face. I'm glad I went Sunday and got the sitting down one.
The Official TDF Thread Oct 14
2018, 09:08:47 PM
TDF gave me Center Orchestra Row M for BOTH The Waverly Gallery this afternoon and for Days of Rage tonight. Very good seats!
TORCH SONG (2018) Previews Oct 13
2018, 07:45:59 PM
I saw the matinee today and loved it. It was my first time seeing the play, I was blown away by both the material and Michael Urie's performance. He truly embodied the part very well and it did not feel like acting. The rest of the ensemble was also very good in an understated yet profound way. Mercedes Ruehl truly brought the play to life even more in the third part, and had excellent chemistry with Urie and the rest of the cast. I would absolutely recommend this production. There were a lot of
The Official TDF Thread Oct 12
2018, 09:16:05 AM
I was able to purchase a ticket yesterday for Sunday's performance of The Waverly Gallery. The site is working for me overall, I don't really see anything as much of an improvement though. I think it's cool you could put someone else's credit card to purchase the tickets, but other than that I thought the older version of the website was more concise and easier to use.
The Official TDF Thread Oct 10
2018, 08:56:29 PM
Actually, I just figured out the shows that are not having date switching options are only listed for one show so far. They'll probably add more performances for shows tomorrow once the website has settled down.
The Official TDF Thread Oct 10
2018, 08:35:04 PM
It's working for some shows, but not all right now. There's a drop down at the bottom when it works. I'm sure it'll work out in a little while, there are still some glitches.
The Official TDF Thread Oct 10
2018, 08:23:12 PM
It's finally working for me now but I'm having trouble (on mobile at least) flipping through the possible dates available for each show. When I click on a show, it seems to want to lock me in to only one possible date. It's only allowing me to search a specific date when I click on the general filters section.
Days of Rage Previews Oct 9
2018, 08:57:14 PM
Glad to hear you enjoyed it! Seeing it Sunday night, what was the run time?
THE FERRYMAN Previews Oct 3
2018, 07:19:04 PM
There was also a "pause" somewhere in the middle of The Iceman Cometh last year, but it was long enough that it felt like an intermission where you could stretch and talk. They just didn't want people going to the bathroom or buying snacks.
Which role has the shortest on stage time? Oct 1
2018, 03:18:30 PM
The adults in West Side Story (except maybe Doc) and Mrs. Higgins in My Fair Lady do not have a lot of stage time.
THE WAVERLY GALLERY (2018) Previews Oct 1
2018, 10:38:26 AM
This is a good sale, but I'm sure that more tickets will be released on TDF very soon as well.
Broadway shows with no Standing Ovation Sep 14
2018, 03:39:37 PM
The performance of 1984 I attended last year did not get a standing ovation. A few people stood, but I agreed that a standing ovation was not deserved for that show.
Spotting Celebrities at Shows Sep 7
2018, 10:06:05 AM
I've seen some celebrities at shows from time to time, but don't usually approach them or anything or think much of it since I wouldn't like to be distracted from the actual show. It's nice to know you're in good company though. Some recent memories I could think of:
David Hyde Pierce at Angels in America (and if you know me, he's one of my favorite actors)
Bryan Cranston at The Band's Visit
Katie Holmes at The Elephant Man (I later learned that Steven Spielberg was al
Cranston Sep 6
2018, 09:53:39 AM
My understanding is that food will be served, yes.
