IHeartNY2 said: "djoko84 said: "Of course the audience is terrible at this show, it's made up of tourists who only go for the pop songs. They don't go to the show to see something innovative and revolutionary. They just want to be entertained and have a good time, not to be transformed by a piece of theatre (which this show obviously doesn't do)."
I'm a native New Yorker and love this show. Am I less of an intellect that you?"
Of course the audience is terrible at this show, it's made up of tourists who only go for the pop songs. They don't go to the show to see something innovative and revolutionary. They just want to be entertained and have a good time, not to be transformed by a piece of theatre (which this show obviously doesn't do).
This is a 2-part play, 3 hours each, AND it's not named Harry Potter so I'm sure you'll be fine waiting for rush tickets. Tickets will not be hard to get.
I don't mind sing-a-longs at concerts. Everyone does it including me and I am extremely tone deaf. Isn't that part of the fun of watching your favorite artist?
How about the people who care so much about playbills being environmentally friendly, turn off their computers, stop using electricity, and stop posting on here to save energy in their houses. That might work.
LxGstv said: "BIG BALONEY said: " Stop using toilet paper too."
From an environmental standpoint, bidets can reduce the need for toilet paper. Considering that an average person uses only 1⁄8USgal (0.47l) of water for cleansing once using a bidet, much less water is used than for making toilet paper. An article inScientific Americanconcluded that using a bidet is "much less stre
My favorite thread on here is the Bad Theatre Behavior topic. If I'm paying good money for a show, I don't mind saying something to someone who is being too loud or annoying.
disneybroadwayfan22 said: "So disappointed I missed Nicole by a day.
Moulin Rouge was "spectacular, spectacular" and everything I was hoping for it to be.Aaron was the perfect and cutest Christian. Karen's Santine is so much more outgoing than Nicole, so it took a while to get used to it.Karen's voice is incredible. Legit the best voice I've heard on Broadway. Her Diamond Medley blew me away.But, Danny Burstein and Sahr Ngaujah were my favorite parts
dmwnc1959 said: "I’m still about two weeks from my third trip to NYC and I’m slowly getting VERY excited about this.I’ll also need to start listening to the Hadestown OBCR again since I’m seeing it too. It’s a shame that the Moulin Rouge! cast recording won’t come out until after I’ve seen the show. Ah, but it’ll make for good memories! Not sure how many souvenirs I’ll buy but I’m not digging the window card at all. Do love
YvanEhtNioj said: "Best Score and lighting I think are going to Six. Best Book could be Jagged Little Pull, Girl from The North County, or Six. Leading Actress is gonna go to Adrienne Warren. Set Design will go to Company (if it ever gets announced..) Choreography is most likely going to Moulin Rouge. "
No way... Moulin Rouge sweeping the tech awards including set, costumes, lighting, sound, and choreography is almost a lock. I think Danny B
Best Musical will be Girl From North Country vs Six. Someone posted on the board an interview with LaChanze where she said The Secret Life of Bees is going to London before Broadway (unfortunately).
Whoever started this thread needs to never post on here again. I'm not a fan of Page Six, but there is absolutely no slut shaming. That's why I only take the tweens on this board half-seriously. I bet the poster's favorite show of all time is Wicked.
Try the ticket re-sellers right before the show. Both online and at the theatre. But beware because some of the ticket brokers in person sell fake tix. If you try the cancellation line right before the show, they sell house seats for $229 each.
1) As the poster said above, I do find it strange that if an "incident" was going on outside that people in the Orchestra would proceed to run outside. Tourists... not the brightest bulbs.
2) The comparison to trying to return a half-eaten cake is a wrong one. The right comparison would be returning a half-eaten cake with a hair in it. This is more like that, thus some kind of compensation should be given for not finishing the performance. Why
So basically what I'm getting from the tweens on this board is that you can throw everything, but the kitchen sink at a show just for spectacle sake and the tweens will "love" it. How about substance in the book and songs or emotion in the performances? If I wanted to see a thrilling spectacle I'd go to Vegas or a Lady Gaga concert. This is why I don't take much of the "reviews" on here seriously. Once the mixed reviews come out I'm sure the demand will go
