Be More Chill Off-Broadway Official Thread Aug 3
2018, 07:46:42 PM
Has anything been announced to go into the Barrow Street theatre after Sweeney Todd? Would that be a good fit? Or perhaps one of the stages at New World Theatres?
haterobics said: "Weren't the ticket prices announced beforehand anyway? It's rarely a surprise... and they usually don't have much in the way of tiered pricing AFAIK, since the theaters aren't that large."
Exactly
Here's a better example of how good a deal the Public really is, instead of comparing to Mean Girls etc. For my trip in December I got tickets to one of jazz trumpeter Chris Botti's late night shows at the Blue
Girl From The North Country - Public Theater? Jul 27
2018, 11:48:10 AM
I'm hoping this will keep extending at least another 6 weeks, as has happened with past hits at the Publuc. But I doubt it will completely sell out months before performances even begin, so not sure buying extrs tickets to scalp is a wise move. Also, I've never had problems before as a non-member getting tickets, so don't see need to get a membership, unless you are very limited in what date early in a run you go? And $95 really is quite cheap. I just almost $250 each for Mean Girls & DEH.
I watched some of the animated youtube videos kids have made for this the other night, & this seems like a fun show. Wish I could see it, & I'm 45. Totally could see them changing the end so that Michael & Rich end up together. Only thing I could see potentially wrong is George Salazar is starting to look a bit long in the tooth to play a teenager. If something a silly as Avenue Q can have such a long life, I don't see why this wouldn't have potential.
This is a flaming turd. They spent more on art direction (like the orange skirt exactly the same shade as the oranges she is picking) than on a script.
Cher's face looks like it beaten with sledgehammer on an anvil in some old time blacksmith's workshop, before being run over by a bus.
I'll probably go see this again at least once or twice.
Girl From The North Country - Public Theater? Jul 19
2018, 12:27:48 AM
In 2013 Fun Home played the Public & similarly was set to close early November, but ended up extending into January. Perhaps they are just preparing for this possibility. I have space left in my scheduled late December trip, & wonder if I should leave an opening just on case?
Girl From The North Country - Public Theater? Jul 19
2018, 12:27:47 AM
In 2013 Fun Home played the Public & similarly was set to close early November, but ended up extending into January. Perhaps they are just preparing for this possibility. I have space left in my scheduled late December trip, & wonder if I should leave an opening just on case?
Went down to Seattle yesteday for matinee performance of tour. Sound very good at massive Paramount theatre.
Never seen this show before, & only listened to cast recording for 1st time last week. Interesting to read previews thread from few year's ago & see most of mu impressions are in line with how most felt at the time ie: weak show, but best performance possble of material.
Understudy was on for Celie for matinee (left program behind, & forge
I haven't been following these boards much for a couple years as I knew I wouldn't be in NY. But after watching the Tony's the other week I decided to book a trip over my days off during Christmas. The first thing I booked was a ticket to The Band's Visit. I didn't realize that Mr. Shaloub was no longer in the cast, though I didn't look at any cast list on the Telecharge site - I just chose a date where I could get a good seat and booked.
"That same article said the win could lead to a longer tour and an increase in the number of regionals likely wanting to mount a production once the tour is over. SNIP
Even with the internet, once you get away from NY people generally aren't up to date with what's on Broadway and a big televised award like this does bring much attention.
Sunday night I was at a charity event following the updates on the awards. After Fun Home won I broug
I was curious about how late they are waiting to announce as well. I figured they wanted to focus more on Hamilton and perhaps Fun Home right now, and perhaps will use the mostly positive reception those shows received to promote their "brand."
