Valentina3 said: "Depending on when Moulin Rouge moves to Broadway, I'd be curious to see if Olivo actually continues with the project. She's already slated to appear in a regional production of Fun Home in fall. The rehearsals for which might conflict with Rouge."
I read some thread on here about a rumor it won't come in until 2019-2020 because the same lead producer (Global Creatures) is doing King Kong and they don't want the shows to compete/confl
whatacharacter said: "Not knowing anything about Luis Fonsi beyond Despacito, which, while catchy, has about a five note range, I did my youtube homework. While not my first choice, he does have some tenor chops and can at least hit the notes... which I still question with Legend.
macnyc said: "I'm amazed, but I got lucky and was able to buy $75 seats for a Thursday in June. They are way up in the balcony, Row A. But I'm happy to be going!"
I am searching in the 11am block right now and it seems all the $75 seats are gone. I keep getting offered $400 ones but that's too rich for my blood right now.
Liza's Headband said: "QueenAlice said: "Honestly, I think most people who invest in Broadway shows do it because they like being able to tell their friends they are involved with a Broadway show, they like being able to attend opening night, have access to house seats etc. For those with disposable income, it's like membership to a fun club - for however long it lasts. I've never heard of anyone investing in a Broadway show because they thought they would make m
Sat Sept 22 (4 tickets). Balcony Row D Seats 101-104. $130 each part.
Feel like I was one of the unlucky ones who got the rip off pricing. I didn't realize the $20 and $40 tickets would end up in good locations so I opted for the full pricing which was dumb of me. Was shocked $130 put me in center rear balcony but I had a bunch of unsuccessful tries before then so I just went for it.
Lurker2 said: "vampire musical said: "This pricing seems to be all over the place. I was happy with my 4 $130 tickets in Balcony Row D until I came on here and saw people getting Orchestra for $165 and the row right behind me for $40. Man, I feel like I blew my shot."
I got the row right behind you (center) for 80, not 40 - the $40 ones must be very far to the sides"
Ah! Makes me feel a little better lol. I am on the aisle so I guess tha
This pricing seems to be all over the place. I was happy with my 4 $130 tickets in Balcony Row D until I came on here and saw people getting Orchestra for $165 and the row right behind me for $40. Man, I feel like I blew my shot.
HogansHero said: "The League used to compile this info under the title "Stage Specs." It appears this is no more, but presumably the data still exists somewhere (even if out of date, it should be close to accurate) so I'd try searching under that name or emailing the League to inquire about its availability."
Thanks. I've done a quick look at past threads and was able to get a few tidbits here and there. But still mising info on a lot of houses. I'll dig deeper. Was hoping someone would magically respond with all the info :)
I'm working on a project that requires proscenium and stage depth dimensions for Broadway houses. Thankfully the Shuberts post all of their theater specs, but I am having trouble finding specs for Jujamcyn, Nederlander, ATG and the not-for-profit houses. Does anyone out there have any info? I'm looking for proscenium width, stage depth to proscenium, and stage depth to front of stage for the following houses:
