I am going next weekend. Absolutely loved the book, a really touching story, and I'm a big fan of Stiles & Drewe so very excited. The initial feedback on twitter is very positive!
Sharon D. Clarke is true West End royalty! You are all so lucky to have her - she was wonderful in this.
Jun 26
2019, 06:23:28 AM
Could see Mrs Doubtfire taking the Neil Simon
Question Re. Official West End Ticket Site Jun 23
2019, 05:20:50 PM
The four main companies are ATG, Delfont Mackintosh, LW Theatres and Nimax. Always best to book through these rather than Encore and the likes.
It's definitely possible, I've done this sort of trip many times now and have done it in May and June, although the rush lines did seem a lot quieter than trips I've done in the past, and New York in general was a lot quieter than I'm used to.
I feel though that this time there wasn't really any hot hot tickets, and so the rush lines were quieter.
Rush Report from last week Mar 29
2019, 05:50:11 AM
Just back from an 11 show bumper trip and thought Id share some info on the rush tickets. All in all - 11 shows for $445!
Rush Reports! Thursday 21/3 King Kong - Row A Orchestra centre at 17:10.
Friday 22/3 Pretty Woman - Arrived 8:45 second in line. Got a lot busier from 9am, with around 30 in line when the box office opened. Row A Orchestra centre
Sunday 24/3 Mean Girls arrived I think just before 10, and was around 15th in line. Line had more than doubled in le
BE MORE CHILL (Broadway) - Rush Updates Mar 27
2019, 01:05:19 AM
I rushed for Tuesday nights show (26/3) and was 4th in line at about 8:20. Only another 5 or so behind me when box office opened, could easily have rocked up at 10. All rush was partial view in the far sides of the front orchestra. The seats were good though didn’t feel like I missed much.
I have similar thoughts to Prisoner of 7th Ave. It isn't as strong as Ferryman (or Apologia!), but I found it to be a pretty solid "4 star" show. Worth seeing.
If you enjoyed Kinky Boots/Billy Elliot they definitely go for Everybody's Talking About Jamie. A great British musical.
Also - Six. This has become quite the hit in London. An advantage for you if you wish to see it is that it is one of only a few shows which plays on a Sunday - it has a matinee and an evening.
GiantsInTheSky2 said: "I was not aware about the financial struggle of the Vegas production. Was the London production in ‘06 at least a success?
Sad that one of my favorite shows is closing but it had an impressive run. I saw the national tour in ‘08 and now will go see it at NWS."
London production was very successful, playing around 5 years in total, with a few short breaks when it changed venues. Quite a lot of other transfers which came sl
Tips for ushers? Does that even happen in NYC? Tipping in general in the UK, is not needed, and whilst the habit has crept in during recent years, there is no requirement to tip in restaurants/taxis etc. If you do tip, none of the ridiculousness thats expected in the US with 18%+, a 10% tip will be accepted very graciously for good service.
A difference from New York - Shows typically start bang on the scheduled start time. Not 6-7 minutes late like they do on Broadway.
We had a production here in London last year, very enjoyable. Sharon D Clarke (soon to reprise Caroline, or Change in the West End) was in the cast. No reason this can't work in a small production off-broadway, as it worked very well at the Southwark Playhouse.
