Anshel2 said: "I saw it this weekend and really loved it. My favorite show this weekend out of the four I saw. Didn't feel like over 3 hours, but I do think the entire last scene is unnecessary. Could've shaved 10 minutes off the time by ending it with the scene in the mine."
Top of the list of what I saw this weekend as well. Edmund Donovan and Nina Hellman are wonderful! It does fly by, though it could be leaner and a better story without the final scene an
Donja R. Love's One In Two Dec 16
2019, 08:53:18 AM
So disappointing. I saw it last night and, it would seem, no work has been done since the previous poster's review. There's a very personal and universally relevant story there. Unfortunately it gets lost in tangential writing and amateurish performances.
Islander_fan said: "I worked it on Christmas Day last year. Dear god was it bad. Next to the sound booth was a guy with the script and a mic. It turned out he was feeding Ruben his lines. "
Now I'm angry at myself for going to church instead. I was on the fence right up to the last minute.
Dave Malloy's Moby Dick at A.R.T. Dec 9
2019, 12:53:26 AM
Tonight was a long evening, plagued by some sound problems and, at least on my side several walkouts during part 2. Overall, I found it enjoyable but disjointed. In some ways, it is two very different projects. Dawn Troupe was extraordinary throughout.
Moderators, we all need clarification from you. Dec 6
2019, 10:36:19 AM
As a lurker/poster who purposely stayed out of this particular "conversation", but read every word, I think it's a safe, fair assessment to say that the moderators were way out of their depth here. I'm not excusing or defending anyone's action or lack thereof. They simply didn't have the experience in psychiatric assessment and intervention to properly monitor and manage a troubled angry individual and those who engaged with her in a sometimes hostile, provocative manner. It's not at all what th
Judgment Day Dec 5
2019, 10:51:10 PM
Thank you so much, JBroadway! I've been contemplating this and you moved me to decide. I just bought tdf for next Saturday.
52889j said: "You could buy them a flex or partial season membership which they could then redeem for tickets once they're on sale. I'd call the box office. They're generally pretty helpful over there."
They also sell gift certificates on their website.
magictodo123 said: "So I'm trying to purchase tickets for 1776 at ART, but every time I click on a date (and I'm logged into my account, and I've updated my account) it logs me out again! Is anyone having this problem? Are the tickets not on sale yet or something?"
Hi! Subscriber here who purchased 1776 only because Ocean Filibuster was removed from the season. If you'd like my ticket for Wednesday 2pm on May 27, PM me.
Show advice (yes another one) Dec 1
2019, 09:30:47 PM
None of your choices are less than two hours. Slave Play runs 2 hours no intermission.
willep said: "Just saw tonight’s performance. I thought the first act was good and the second very good. I was surprised to see someone comment that they thought Zara Devlin (Raphina) wasn’t much of a singer as her songs were absolute highlights for me."
Completely agree with you about Zara Devlin. She was wonderful last night! As someone who went in blind---never saw the.movie, unaware of the story----she was, for me, the heart of the play. If I ha
