B.JAMES said: "I saw this when it was Off-Broadway last year. For anyone else who has seen both,are there any profound differences between that production and this one? I am thinking about going again, and may purposely grab a ticket when Claybourne Elder is in."
I've been lucky enough to see both (ironically both times on October 20th), but the productions are practically identical. The only difference I could think of was, if I remember correctly, the Off-Broad
TORCH SONG (2018) Previews Oct 20
2018, 12:48:52 PM
I was able to walk up to the theatre at 12:30 and get a rush ticket for the matinee, Row Q center!
My friend and I went to see the show on Sunday and we both enjoyed it. We both have never seen an actual production of Oklahoma, so maybe that helped accepting this version since we were watching it with fresh eyes.
That being said we had Partial View Seats, Row E seats 102 and 103, but before the show the usher moved us to Row B center seats on the other side of the stage, which were amazing seats. The usher said for the past few preview performances they have been
Company London Oct 4
2018, 09:10:07 AM
I feel that if this transfers (which I hope it does) Craig, LuPone, and Bailey would transfer with it.
Girl From The North Country - Public Theater? Sep 18
2018, 11:12:32 PM
Was able to get a TodayTix rush ticket for tonight’s performance! (If any one is curious my rush seat was in row P, not sure if all their rush is in that row, but I digress)
The show was great. It did give off major Once and The Band’s Visit vibes. I must admit it starts of really slow and took me awhile to get into it. But once there was more stuff started happening I was all into it. As a whole, it did seem more like a play with music, rather than a musical, but it worked.
Call_me_jorge said: "Judging by this video, I’d think the banana boat song will be included in the show."
Which video?
revised COMPANY in West End Sep 12
2018, 02:16:50 PM
I had a dream that this announced it was transferring to the Stephen Sondheim Theatre this spring and I was incredibly bummed when I realized it wasn’t real
Got tickets to the first preview! Very intrigued on how this will turn out.
Broadway Roulette Aug 24
2018, 01:43:40 PM
2 of my friends did it yesterday and they got Head Over Heels
The Boys in the Band - standing room Aug 10
2018, 03:06:34 PM
Just did standing room this morning! First person got there at 5:30. Only 11 standing room tickets. Also, they increased the price to $50 for the last 2 days.
I went last week to her first performance back. If any one was curious I legit walked up to the box office at like 1 pm and easily got a $39 rush ticket in mezzanine.
Side Note: I have been lucky enough to have seen all 3 Dolly's and Donna's Dolly was by far the most fully realized version of this character out of the 3. She was marvelous.
Oddest things you've heard from non theatre people Jul 29
2018, 12:32:48 AM
I recently met up with cousin and she told me she always ends up falling asleep at musicals. Anywho, she told me and I quote, “I fell asleep at the beginning of Act 1 of Les Mis and I woke up to that giant helicopter in Act 2.”
I’m regards to Angels in America l, I’m talking about thing thing to those who don’t know what I was referring to.
Questionable set pieces? Jun 16
2018, 02:44:35 PM
Aladdin during “One Jump Ahead” seeing Adam Jacobs jumping around on those shaky buildings is something I will never forget.
Also, not really about structrual stability but when I saw Angels in America recently I kept wondering why that giant metal thing on the top of the stage was there the whole time for both shows if it’s only utilized during the third act of part 2.
