I just bought my ticket for the tour's closing performance in Charlotte on June 30th. I can't wait!!! FALSETTOS was the first show I ever saw on Broadway back in 1993 and I was at the closing performance of the revival. Excited to see this new cast.
Has anyone had luck winning the digital lottery? Where are the seats usually located for that? I keep seeing front row sides for in person rush, so just wondering. Thanks!!!
I had tickets for the Sunday evening performance on November 18th - aka the final DC performance - and got an email:
"A message from (The National Theatre Washington, DC):
Dear National Theatre Patron:
We are writing to let you know of a schedule change of our Pre-Broadway musical BEETLEJUICE. Based on the technical size of the production, we need to allow for more time to move the show out of the National Theatre and on to Broadway. As a result,
dmwnc1959 said: "CATSNYrevival said: "Has it been confirmed there won't be a passerelle or are you assuming there won't be one? Haven't other productions ofDolly toured with a passerelle just fine in the past?"
Do they bring a passerelle with them? I know for a fact that the Connor Palace in Cleveland (where I saw The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night Time)and the Benedum Center of the Performing Arts in Pittsburgh (where I have seen n
I would think Friday matinees would also be successful as there might be more people apt to be available to do a matinee that day (tourists in for a long weekend, locals who might take an afternoon off work, and the like).
David10086 said: "Steve C. said: "My record with Betty isseeing Sunset Boulevard 5 1/2 times (...don't ask)...Dolly will go her way and I'll go mine!"
The only time I saw Buckley perform was in 1996 as "Norma Desmond" , as well on Broadway. I still can't imagine her as 'Dolly' - so I'll wait till the reviews before I decide if I will see her or not (and I really enjoy Buckley and her voice).
I hate when I pick up tickets during half hour and the box office personnel give me the tickets sans envelope (which they were already in) and then get annoyed when I ask if I can have the envelope (for ticket safe keeping until I can get them home and into my ticket album).
In my experience most Broadway souvenir stands are open for all three! Sometimes the stand might change locations in the theater, but I know the souvenir stand in the downstairs lobby (where the restrooms are) is open before the show and at intermission. I would assume it is also open after the show as I believe it might be the only stand for this show. I don't remember seeing one anywhere else, anyway.
I find this site - http://www.newyorkcitytheatre.com/ - VERY helpful in checking to see what is playing on specific days and specific times. Especially for things out of the extreme norm like shows that play on Sunday and Monday evenings or the odd day matinee scheduled due to holidays and the like.
Jim Parsons tripped onstage today May 15
2018, 01:26:57 AM
When McGrath called for line he was fed the line by someone off stage on a god mic. So the audience heard the prompt loud as could be.
Jim Parsons tripped onstage today May 15
2018, 01:22:06 AM
I was at tonight’s performance. McGrath did a very fine job especially considering the circumstances. He seemed quite hesitant (which is completely understandable) and had to call for “Line” only twice. It didn’t seem like many people asked for refunds as I didn’t see any empty seats in the theater.
On another note, I was in the last row of the orchestra and had trouble seeing the second level because of the balcony overhang. I believe those seats should be labeled “Partial View” upon p
It's all opinion of course, but I definitely wouldn't eliminate BOYS. I personally think it is an important piece of theatrical history and this cast can't be beat!!! I've not heard the greatest things about CAROUSEL, but I've heard even worse things about FROZEN. So if it were up to me out of these FROZEN is the one that would go. My 2 cents, for what it's worth!
Zamedy154 said: "poisonivy2 said: "Has there ever been a bad Lola? I saw Billy Porter, J. Harrison Ghee and I;ve seen videos also of Todrick Hall. It seems as if you can't really lose in that role."
Timothy Ware. AWFUL. Dreadful. My then-boyfriend and I took his parents to see Wayne during his first run with the show but he was out, so we got Ware. We should have asked for our money back. A totally different experience (And not in a good way). You
