LesWickedly said: "Ok, anyone else have ideas about if the codes are linked to accounts? I was just given one, but like sorano said earlier, they're pretty sure they are account specific."
If this is like the Springsteen presale, then yes they are account specific.
The Tony Awards have released the list of those to be included on the In Memoriam, and the list includes Roger Ailes. He may have produced a Broadway show, but I think this is an awful decision and sends a terrible message for the Tonys to honor this man.
clb10162 said: Evan is speaking for himself. He was the one who was lying on the ground when he was found by Connor: "the thing is, when I looked up Connor was there. That was the gift he gave me, to show me that I wasn't alone. To show me that I mattered."
I may be misreading, but I don't quite understand what you mean here. Evan saying he was found on the ground by Connor is a lie. It was an event that never happened.
This past Saturday night was Amy Sedaris. I had seen Jesse Tyler Ferguson in the audience beforehand so I had assumed it was going to be him, so Amy was a great surprise!
I just heard from a pretty reliable source that this will still be happening as a private reading which goes to the show that no one learned anything from this and isn't taking action to actually make changes.
The standing room lotto isn't a separate lotto from the main one. They just continue to pull from the same bucket after they do the front row seats so there's still quite a few names in there, and I believe that everyone who got called accepted the tickets.
Yes, Robbie, it really was chilling. I'm having a bit of a visceral reaction just thinking about it now. The "Telephone Wire" sequence was also particularly stunning and I almost felt like I was in the backseat of the car with them (or in the car next to them)
Fun Home Previews Mar 30
2015, 04:33:23 PM
I sat in the 400s and thought the view was fantastic!
Fun Home Previews Mar 29
2015, 12:33:23 AM
I sat in the 400s tonight and the view was excellent. The show was outstanding and I'm still far too overwhelmed to fully dissect it. I hope to return again because there's more I want to watch and learn. I can't even imagine this not in the round, that's how flawless and natural the staging was. Really just some of the most simplistic yet intricate storytelling I have ever seen. I'm grateful that we are living in a time where this show has a place on Broadway.
