Tony voting Jun 2
2019, 09:07:45 AM
I know it’s live theater. What i’m say is, if she knew the number of voters who were going to be there and still choose to be out, then either she or the production didn’t think it will affect her chance, or there was no way she can perform so she decided to take the risk.
Tony voting Jun 2
2019, 07:03:14 AM
Would the show know how many tony voters are attending a performance? Hard to imagine Amber Gray knew there will be 50 voters there on Saturday but still choose to be out (unless she is really sick).
Does anyone know if I become a member ($50 level), how many tickets can I buy for a show? Considering become a member to buy the moby dick ticket for me and my friend.
Speed said: "Haven’t seen this production yet, but how is it “a prologue to rape”? They’ve already had sex before the play starts. I love love love the movie which is completely different than play. Completely different. Nathan Lane is great in it. It’s when I fell in love with him."
Having sex once doesn't give consent to having more sex. I didn't exactly call it rape because she did give consent in the end, but I'
I was at last night performance. I have to say, I was really uncomfortable through out the first act. A lot of unpleasant memory of my life flashed back.
I can see this story is supposed to be about two people who are so different but somehow find connections despite of their difference. But I cannot call those behavior in Act 1 different personalities. A naked man wandering around in a women's apartment, even though she has hinted then made clear dozens of time she
Mediamaven2 said: "Samanthacq said: "Really wonder why Ben Brantley didn’t review it, especially since he was there. Maybe he didn’t enjoy it?"
I'm no expert but I would just assume that as 'chief" theater critics at NYT, they both see everything, literally. I also know that the last few reviews I've read in the NYT - today's Burn This, and last week Oklahoma, and shortly before that King Lear - were by Brantley. So maybe
Hadestown Reviews Apr 17
2019, 10:04:22 PM
Really wonder why Ben Brantley didn’t review it, especially since he was there. Maybe he didn’t enjoy it?
I love what they've done with the staging. I'm not crazy about them removing part of Chant II (Persephone's part starting with "Take it from a woman of my age" ), at least as far as I remember."
Yes they removed it for some reason. I saw someone mentioning it so I paid extra attention to chant II during the sow, and I can confirm Persephone's part is gone completely...
Gypsy_Mamma said: "How soon after TDF sales happen do shows pull the seats down off their ticket sales platform? Morningof? Late day of before TKTS?"
I was wondering the same thing.
Last Friday I bought a Hadestown ticket for Monday, it popped up after 4pm on Friday and sold out the same day. On Saturday afternoon, I went on ticketmaster and took a photo of the seat map for Monday. When I got my seat yesterday, I compared it to the photo I took and n
Mike Barrett said: "Got my seats to this today thru HipTix. Im in the last row, hopefully it isn't too far back. Any reports on rear mezz for this show would be great! Also not sure if todaytix rush has started, do they do rush for previews? Seems to vary from show to show."
Last night my TDF seat was Mezz Row B 21, third seat from the extreme left. I was surprised how close it was to the stage, and I didn't really miss anything.
However, during "wait for me" I didn't enjoy the staging as much as I did the last I saw the show (also TDF ticket Orch L 25). I think seeing it from the side kind of breaks the illusion they created. So if you can choose your own seat, then try to stay close to the center.
Has anyone tried the todaytix rush for this show? I always find the hiptix seats are too far back, so am wondering if I can get better seat through rush.
