Went to see Cursed Child this past weekend (amazing), and from the moment the lights went down, the only two people who were talking in my section were directly behind me. Even though they were whispering, it was extremely distracting. I gave them a look at first, and when it continued, I turned around with, "Ladies, could you please be quiet? Thank you."
Didn't get a free ticket, but I did get a $40 per-part ticket for tomorrow, second row center, dress circle. I couldn't believe it was that cheap, but I bought it anyway, and... I suppose it's real?
raddersons said: "Call_me_jorge said: "I wonder if they’d think about giving the role an official alternate schedule. It’s such a demanding role. I feel so bad for Eva."
Purchased a $25 ticket, far right, row C. At 8pm, in an effort to fill in the front mezzanine, they had us move closer to the center, and had groups from the rear mezz move down. So I paid $25, ended up with a $150 view.
Saw last night's performance. I had read this play, although I was very familiar with the concept and characters, but it was really clever and poignant and witty. All four actors were exceptional, even the waiter got some great moments out of only a few minutes onstage.
We were in third row, center mezzanine. Perfect view, close enough but allows you to take in the spectacle and quirks of the set design without being overwhelmed by it.
With the Winter Garden, especially with this show, be sure to avoid extreme side seats. The sightlines are terrible, and not worth it.
I was at the final performances of Saturday Night Fever (Orfeh only had to blink and the audience went nuts) and Les Liaisons dangereuses w/ Laura Linney (no speeches or anything, that I can recall).
The mezzanine extreme sides are not great with Beetlejuice. In fact, during intermission, we were lucky to find two unoccupied seats in the center and move there instead.
LLW2 said: "dmwnc1959 said: "I think Otho was just not funny at all and seemed a bit of an awkward part. Not sure that more of him would have helped."
Definitely not. We got lots more of him in the DC tryout-- I think he even had a song, "The Box" or "My Box" or something, which was mercifully cut from the Broadway version."
Ooof. Otho and Delia are such great characters with a wonderful dynamic in the film, not sure
I swear on my life, I was thinking just a few days ago how perfect Blanchard would be as Audrey. Can't wait to see this!
Ali Stroker Attendance? Jul 4
2019, 06:03:48 PM
I was lucky enough to see Stroker, she was wonderful, but I had also heard from many people that they caught her understudy at different points over the course of the run.
