Be More Chill Off-Broadway Official Thread Aug 3
2018, 06:58:52 PM
It's the new marketing scheme where they hold back a bunch of tickets to claim it's sold out then trickle them out the week of. It's obvious it's way more than just released house seats. Just look at that Mike Birbiglia show.
wolfwriter said: "TotallyEffed said: "I didn’t notice any toplessness tonight.
Neither did I. She hooked her bra in the dark, but there was no toplessness that I saw.
Hmm, is her bra already half on the whole time she gets rolled out? I was front house left and just saw her bare back. Could've sworn her bra started in her hand but maybe not, it was quick.
Mary Page Marlowe begins previews Jul 9
2018, 11:18:11 PM
No one mentioned Tatiana Maslany is topless briefly. Though you can only see it if you're seated house right. Wish someone had mentioned that earlier, would at least been one reason worth having seen this.
If you're a fan of any of the actresses none except for Blair Brown really get much dialogue or character development to showcase their skills. Just wait for the next play their in.
Boys in the Band Rush Jul 8
2018, 02:10:21 AM
Got a SRO ticket at 7PM tonight. It probably helped to get one that late that they didn't sell them as soon as they opened today. I also tried on Tuesday and they said they started selling them when they opened.
The overhang only cuts off the top half of their bodies so you can still see what's happening, no big deal.
Songs for a New World Jul 1
2018, 01:52:48 AM
JRB didn't always get on piano for Christmas Lullaby at every show did he? Cause he did Saturday night.
SPOILER request - THREE TALL WOMEN May 25
2018, 06:27:24 AM
Is there any significance to the other two women starting the second act on the other side of the glass?
I went with Twelfth Night. There's some highlights on The Acting Company's facebook and they looked intriguing to me. I agree it was good, not great, nothing special, could have skipped it, but I enjoyed it. I also thought TFANA was at least co-producer's since it's listed as part of their season, but you were right, they really have nothing to do with it, they aren't in the playbill at all.
Skipping Goldstein and Joy, just can't get excited about either, both l
Any of these worth seeing before they close in the next two weeks? I'm leaning towards no on all of them. Goldstein and Joy highlight clips make me not want to seem them. Conversely, the highlights of Letter to Harvey Milk made me go see it and I'm glad I did. I do like seeing Shakespeare at TFANA, but this import production doesn't seem as worthwhile as their previous work. Any thoughts?
Didn't want to make a new topic, but are Goldstein or Unexpected Joy worth seeing or skippable? Neither look interesting to me. Both have the usual over enthusiastic praise on show score with a few more down to earth average reviews.
I did like Letter to Harvey Milk and suggest checking that out. Are they equal to or worse than that?
Transfers May 7
2018, 02:11:45 AM
I saw Admissions the other day and really liked it and the issues it discussed. Reading some reviews of this it doesn't seem as interesting as Admissions, or is it?
Having a hard time deciding whether or not to see this. Was leaning towards no, then saw Our Lady of 121st street tonight which I felt was enjoyable but empty plot and development wise so was wishing I just gave Transfers a shot instead.
