I'm a larger guy and I have definitely felt the sting of being in a very uncomfortable position seating wise, but I definitely am much more hygienic than whomever the OP sat next to. I always try and get an aisle if at all possible or sit somewhere where there's a decent amount of leg room. Whenever I do sit in a row where I'm more toward the center, I always try and make sure I'm not being that person the OP mentioned. Sadly, sometimes it's harder than others, but I'v
This isn't the video I watched but it's the full Gypsy Ceremony from the opening of Anastasia and around 6:30 is when Katie is about to bestow the robe on Shina and explains "with the blessing of Jennifer Smith":
Jennifer Smith had gotten hurt during previews of Anastasia and I remember when watching the video of the ceremony that Jennifer had given her blessing to passing on the robe to Shina.
Justin did an Instagram take over on a random account and mentioned that he saw this thread and was jokingly upset about it.
I saw Justin a few months ago and I loved him and I personally felt like he embodied Dewey perfectly. I would love to see Andrew at some point because he's just delightful.
I haven't seen JWag in awhile, but I really loved his performance and I LOVED Will Blum's Dewey a lot. Also not to be counted out but Alex Brightman was a star.&
A friend of mine asked one of the box office staff last week and she said yes they would sell standing room and then another told her no. I also asked about it on Friday when I bought my ticket and the gentleman at the box office told me they wouldn't be selling standing room. So, I'm not sure given the unclear answer[s] I've heard if they will or won't.
I sat in E 15 in the orchestra on Saturday night and had a really great view. As previously mentioned, there's some things [very minor] you miss on the extreme left [ie: Young Elsa in her bed, Elsa's entrance to the coronation] but everything moves to center so you don't miss anything major whatsoever. I felt worse for the women next to me (E 17 and 19) who were further over and couldn't even get a glimpse of the left hand side.
Official Philly season announcement with dates, Hamilton will be playing in Philly for 12 weeks - August 27th-November 17th 2019 at the Forrest Theater.
Love Never Dies: 10/2-10/7 2018
Fiddler: 10/23-10/28 2018
Charlie and the Chocolate Factory: 11/6-11/18 2018
Unless there's another clue on the day of the Philly season reveal, the final clue was Beautiful which I'm very happy to see come back. Thus, below looks to be the Philly season [as the clues have rolled in]:
Latest Philly season clue is Miss Saigon, which I'm super excited about. I guess tomorrow will be the last clue since the full season have in reality been announced and Friday is the official announcement.
I saw the show several times on Broadway and a few times on tour (once in Boston and a few times in Philly) and I absolutely loved it. I grew up attending ballets with my aunt, so watching a musical put together my love of musical theater and ballet was right up my alley. I loved the original Broadway company (along with replacements) and the original company of the tour, so I can't comment on the current company. It's definitely not everyone's cup of tea and to eac
