n2nbaby said: "bfreak said: "How have the seats for Sea Wall/A Life been? I’m going Wednesday matinee, thanks!"
I have a few friends who saw it through TDF and their seats were all balcony. Don’t worry though, the balcony at the Hudson is GREAT and I honestly prefer it to most Broadway mezzanines."
Thanks guys for the input! I ended up getting side orchestra row M and they were excellent seats. Phenomenal show, terrific
The Official TDF Thread Aug 18
2019, 12:20:37 AM
How have the seats for Sea Wall/A Life been? I’m going Wednesday matinee, thanks!
Burn This Stage Door Jun 17
2019, 10:14:10 PM
I think it’s become a bit more hit or miss for Adam Driver. I went on Friday June 7th and he didn’t come out, and I heard that has been happening more recently. I hear he still sometimes comes out, so it’s worth a shot! Keri Russell came out after 10 minutes that night, and that’s when they said Adam was done for the night so I’m not sure about the other two actors, but I believe they usually sign.
The Desperation Of Be More Chill May 17
2019, 10:31:39 PM
I wish the show well, but I question if the danger of the show closing is even closer than we think. Many of the creative team/cast have been plugging the Summer offer in a big way, a time when many shows don’t even need to discount. Plus I’ve seen actors who aren’t even involved with the production posting about it, lending their support. I wonder if this will even make it to Labor Day.
Be More Chill Stagedoor Apr 19
2019, 01:18:14 PM
I’m curious as to why the stage door for this show is on 45th Street. Usually people wait for autographs at the Lyceum around the back on 46th, which is the actual stage door. I was very confused one Friday night around 10:45 when I walking down that street and saw no people there.
BEETLEJUICE Previews Apr 19
2019, 01:16:11 PM
If you’re a normal theatregoer but unsure, yeah I wouldn’t say higher than $75-80. If you’re a big fan of Beetlejuice (which, seeming by a lot of the dressed up and enthusiastic audience), I’d even say $100-$115 might work for you. Personally, I only paid $33.33 for a great orchestra seat. Time will tell how much longevity this will have. I’ll be interested to see the reviews, and what impact they’ll have on the box office.
BEETLEJUICE Previews Apr 19
2019, 10:04:04 AM
I saw the show last night, and overall have positive feelings about it with some problems. The first 15 minutes of the show were not working at all for me.
The opening number was strange with the uninspired ballad then the transition to an overflow of meta jokes (relating more to Broadway itself) that couldn’t keep my interest. McClure and Butler’s patter song should be removed, it felt so isolated from the rest of the show and wasn’t very amusing. I also didn’t love Dead Mom, but I th
SEA WALL/A LIFE to Broadway Apr 19
2019, 09:32:13 AM
This was one of my most powerful theatre experiences recently, but this is a little bizarre. It was not that difficult to get tickets to this at the Public; and I don’t believe it’ll sell out. Gyllenhaal needs another name or a famous show like Sunday to sell out. I also think it would be strange seeing this show in such a large theatre, but I have confidence in both actors that they’ll make it work.
On the subject of Tonys, I hope this doesn’t get the Sunday treatment. I believe Gyllen
I saw the production last night, and overall felt positively about it, but there were definitely some caveats, and some directorial choices that really didn’t work for me.
Glenda Jackson was tremendous as expected, providing a fierce yet vulnerable king that breaks your heart. Houdyshell was great, along with the three actresses playing the daughters (though I did think that Ruth Wilson was a bit stronger in her Cordelia scenes than as the Fool). I also found John Douglas T
JSquared2 said: "bfreak said: "yankeefan7 said: "I always thought David Hyde Pierce or Matthew Morrison would make good hosts."
I could go for a David Hyde Pierce/Kelsey Grammer co-host wihere at the end they announce they’re doing a Frasier reboot for CBS Television."
Wrong network. FRASIER is owned by NBC, not CBS.
Actually Frasier aired on NBC, but is owned by CBS Studios so a revival would be s
Musical theatre scene for two women? Mar 2
2019, 08:54:14 AM
I’m shocked no one has mentioned the obvious A Boy Like That/I Have a Love from West Side Story. Fantastic scene for two women!
Sea Wall/ A Life TodayTix Rush Feb 21
2019, 03:24:57 PM
Has anyone had any luck with getting rush tickets for this? I go on and try everyday constantly refreshing, to no avail. Any tips or success stories? Thanks!
Stage dooring @ Circle in the Square Feb 18
2019, 06:35:37 PM
They use the main entrance as the stage door and usually set up barricades right up front.
NETWORK Reviews Feb 14
2019, 09:00:37 AM
I’m sure the only reason they said no touching was probably because someone must’ve done something weird one night that bordered on hitting him. Having seen how he is at the stage door, I’m sure he’s fine with handshakes and the arm around during pictures thing.
Broadway Grosses: Week Ending 2/10/19 Feb 13
2019, 01:10:25 PM
It’ll also be interesting to see if the upcoming Frozen movie sequel (releasing in November) will help at all, or if they will try to heavily capitalize on that.
THE BAND'S VISIT sets closing Feb 7
2019, 02:06:23 PM
Another point to make in regards to acting wins, Tony Shalhoub was no longer in the show by the time he won his Tony. That also made things a little bit more difficult to capitalize on.
