BritCrit said: "MayAudraBlessYou2 said: "One way I know it will quite literally affect the Broadway show is wigs.
They are creating new wigs for Anna and Elsa to more closely match their looks in the upcoming sequel. They just began on a new wig plot for the show and it will apparently roll out as Frozen 2 premieres. I'm not sure it makes total sense...since the new hairstyles aren't the characters looks in the first film, which is of course the story of t
Impossible2 said: "Wee Thomas2 said: "Matinee yesterday started at 2:10pm, give or take 2 minutes, so 7:30 dinner res might be tough as it is a slow emptying theater.
Btw, the preshow music is quite good, but subtle"
I love the medieval version of Sia's Chandelier!"
My fave was "Toxic"
Six at the ART Aug 26
2019, 11:39:57 AM
Matinee yesterday started at 2:10pm, give or take 2 minutes, so 7:30 dinner res might be tough as it is a slow emptying theater.
LxGstv : Thanks for setting the record straight. We subscribed and didn't have trouble getting tix. I remember an extension but not of that length
Broadway Joe: There are always plenty of tix for subscribers if you log in on the first day or so of subscriber access. If you wait too long you can get shut out of something popular.
Other than Charity, we have been mighty disappointed in New Group's shows (Whirligig,
Unlikely. We've been members 2 of the past 3 seasons and I don't recall anything extending. Maybe "Sweet Charity" did, but not for a full month more. They schedule pretty tightly.
jimmycurry01 said: "Wee Thomas2 said: "Elizabeth Reaser was SO vulnerable in the Butz version, that's a tough measuring stick for Parker to match up against.
I couldn't look at Butz for awhile after that show."
Parker created the role, and to critical acclaim. It is usually her that serves as the measuring stick for those who followed, including Ms. Reaser."
Where you can put in the date you are interested in and see all sorts of Broadway, Off Broadway, and other events in NYC for a specific date. You'll have to scroll thru to find times to separate m
Hamilton now is a great show. Hamilton THEN was an amazing show. I'm glad you have seen it, but if you had seen it with the original cast I think you would have felt differently about it.
Fosse76 said: "Wee Thomas2 said: "You don't have to take them"
Whether you take one or not, the same number of Playbills will be printed.
You can return them at the end of the performance
Theaters do not distribute used Playbills. Even if patrons would accept a used one, Playbill would still keepprinting the same number of Playbills. So there would be no reduction.
Disney shows are not for discerning theater audiences, and that's ok. It's a great entry level show (as are the other Disney offerings) for families and tourists and folks who have never seen Live Theater and need something familiar and safe to see.
I wouldn't call it "lowest common denominator" because I think it takes guts for a tourist or a family to pay $400-800 to see a live theater event, but everything in the Disney family (theater, TV,
