How will Frozen 2 affect Frozen Broadway? Aug 20
2019, 10:14:13 AM
I noticed yesterday that the new block of Frozen tickets have finally gone on sale. I looked at seats in December around x-mas & was surprised at how much they have dropped prices. There are some premium priced seats, but then most of the rest of seats were priced at only $99 before Ticketmaster service fees. When the new block of Lion King tickets went on sale I got seats for the X-Mas eve matinee & I ended up spending $224 each (I think it was $185 before fees).
Head Over Heels - Regional Productions Aug 13
2019, 03:10:47 PM
The Chicago production has now extended until September 8. Tickets on Goldstar for $28. Is this worth seeing? Will be in Chicago for my first time ever, staying in the Loop area, & not renting a car because all the advice I get is not to. Is Theater Wit in a safe area to travel to via public transit?
Lucas Hnath - DANA H Aug 13
2019, 03:01:18 PM
This will be playing at thr Goodman in Chicago when I am there in September. After reading aboyt the show, not sure I want to see it. BUT, tuckets are from only $15 in the balcony. All seats, even orchestra (for $35), are geberal admission. This is my first ever trip to Chicago. What is the Goodman balcony like?
I think would rather wait & see if Steppenwolf's current production of True West extends. Already have tickets to a few other things.
Subscriber booking for Cyrano will begin on Tuesday, August 13 at noon EST. Single tickets for Cyrano will go on sale on Tuesday, August 27 at 10am EST.
Is this something that could extend through to X-mas?
BroadwayNoob said: "The reviews of this seem all around very mixed. I'd love to see Jake in something on Broadway but I'm wondering if I should wait for him to do another show (this will almost certainly not be his last show on Broadway) or go see this one. I'm only debating this because I'm 16 and I'd like to see a show not just for the actor. I do enjoy plays though - should I just go for it and get a ticket?"
Skip it. Chances are you'
In Search of Comedies Aug 10
2019, 01:57:49 PM
These are not 100% comedies, but both have comedic elements. Last week I saw a local community production of Superior Donuts, & it is a very good play with a cast of just 5. Also last summer down in Seattle I saw a great production of Annie Baker's The Aliens. It is much much better than most of her later plays, a small cast of 3 (though all 20something males), has a lot of laugh out loud funny material, but then turns devastating emotionally - and is especially relevant anywhere hit hard by
Ignore the naysayers. Absolutely always go to any performance in the most elaborate costume possible. Everyone will love you and want to take selfies with you. I just saw Queen with Adam Lambert a couple weeks ago and there were fellows dressed up like Feddie Mercury in the crowd. They got on the jumbotron during the pre-show & really whipped up the crowd while we waited for the show to start. (Which was amazing by the way) I remember the last Madonna tour - lots of drag queens went
Has anyone recognized actors anywhere but a show? Jul 25
2019, 03:25:20 PM
There are a lot of TV shows filmed in Vancouver, so you can often see actors. Sometimes you can watch things being filmed, like a couple years ago I was going out to a club ay about 11pm & a bunch of streets were blocked off nearby. Turned out they were filming that X-files reboot, so I saw I David Duchovny. But my most memorable experience was driving downtown in the winter near a notoriously bad intersection. There are 2 lanes that can turn right on a green arrow, but pedestrians don't
THE INHERITANCE to play the Barrymore this fall; Sept previews/Nov. opening Jul 18
2019, 08:42:08 PM
Just been actually reading this thing. The book was all over NY bookstores last winter, but I didn't pick up a copy figuring it would be easy to find once I was home. Well that was a mistake. Anyways, ordered a copy & it took almost a month to show up. Wow! I'm glad I held off buying tickets until I read it. It's a shallow soap opera, much worse than even a Jaqueline Sussan novel. I'm not going to post any spoilers, but I do have a question that is more about gay NY history. Early in
Gizmo6 said: "inception said: "Good shows sell tickets. People get bored with old shows."
Hello, Phantom, Les Mis (West End) Old Shows, Chicago (Broadway) definitely not a good show."
Chicago is one of the greatest shows of all time. I have to admit that I haven't seen it again live in 20 years, but song/book wise it is an almost perfect show.
Dolly80 said: "A Christmas show is going to the Lyceum in November"
Reuben & Clay?
But seriously, I'm a bit curious about the Cique du Soleil x-mas show that will play MSG's Hulu theatre.
Will the Stephen Sondheim be dark through the winter? I'm guessing that the reason Beautiful is staying on through the end of October is that nothing else wants the space badly right away.
RIP Broadway 07/18/2019 Jul 17
2019, 07:56:09 PM
Good shows sell tickets. People get bored with old shows.
The $145 center orchestra tickets start again at row Q, I decided to go with that because I prefer to get a broader view of the whole stage than to be too close. I hope it turns out good.
Broadway Theatre seating Jul 14
2019, 07:59:42 AM
Looking at Telecharge for WSS, there are seats in row D of the Orchestra that are relatively inexpensive, with row E jumping up to Premium pricing. These orchestra seats are also cheaoer than the mezzanine. Are these good seats? Or too close in this theatre?
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Jul 8
2019, 11:08:59 PM
Robbie2 said: "Diana - Nederlander - Fall-Winter
Secret Life of Bees - Longacre- Fall
West Side Story - Broadway - Winter
Company - Jacobs - Spring
Almost Famous - Brooks Atkinston - Spring
Crazy for You - Sondheim - Spring
Interesting. The review in the New Yorker of Secret Life of Bees didn't make it sound Broadway ready. The writer especially mentions that set is "workshop-lik
Jennifer Lopez reportedly made $350, 000/ show for her Vegas residency, which ran for 120 shows. She ain't doing Broadway anytime soon.
It was one of the best shows I have ever seen - amazing sets & costumes. I went in just because it was something playing while I was there, & left a fan.
This looks more like a Vegas style show, thana B-way musical. Just from what I see on instagram."
I just love the fact that you're a judging the quality of a show that you haven't seen based on Instagram pictures."
Well it does look more like Vegas quality with the way they have decked out the theatre, instead of just being so cheap looking like a lot of b-way show
Freestyle Love Supreme Jul 4
2019, 01:00:59 AM
Have they held back orchestra seats? Or are they already sold? The date I looked at with that code showed few center orchestra seats left, just sides & back.
Anyways, with a 10PM showtime, it makes a 3 show day possible especially if there's something with a short run time playing at 7 or possibly 8. Hey, now I would complain about something like Six being only 80 minutes long.
