Does anyone know if this show will still be listed on places like TKTS and TDF once Tony Goldwyn takes over? I am debating between waiting to buy tickets after he starts or buying them now out of a fear that the show will raise the prices when he joins the production.
I will be surprised if Stephen Pasquale is nominated since he didn't perform in many of the show's dates. What about people from the cast of Ink? Does anyone think it will be nominated? Bryan Cranston won the British version of the Tony. Does anyone think he is a lock for winning the Tony in June?
SomethingPeculiar said: "The competition in Best Actor this year is INSANE, so I don't think he'd win unless he gets absolute love-lette
I was told to purchase two tickets for which ever one of these two shows I think the male lead has a better chance of winning the Tony. I realize that many people probably believe Jeff Daniels is going to win but if you could only pick from one of these shows, which show do you think the male lead has the better chance of winning? We will not be going to see To Kill A Mocking Bird or Burn This.
I know it hasn't opened yet but what do people who watched Ink in London think of it? Also, do anyone know if the Broadway production is going to be the same as the London production or if anything will be changed?
My mother and I are going to New York to see shows next month. I want to see Ink. In light of when one of the Tribeca Talks is on that Sunday, we need to see a shorter play or musical Sunday afternoon. I have already seen Come From Away and Network but am willing to see them again. She wants to see the Temptations' musical because one of her friends went to it and another has tickets. Those people suggested Hairspray, Kinky Boots, Dear Even Hanson, the
I guess the only reason they are showing this part live is because he broke his foot before this part could be filmed. I agree it is better than the filmed part. Not as good as the original performers but that is to be expected. The original people were great.
I saw a brief clip on a Facebook page and it looks awful. The new cast did not sound anything like the original group. Vanessa cannot hold a candle to the original performer. I guess she was just picked because she is famous. If the original case wasn't going to be in this tonight I wouldn't even bother watching it.
I want to see To Kill A Mockingbird and someone sent me a link stating it might have discontinued rush tickets.
There are hundreds of them available on stubhub for the day I am looking at but they are obscenely overpriced and then they will suddenly vanish all at once so I will goto another day and see hundreds that are also overpriced. I will check back the next day and there will only be around 30 tickets left. I find it hard to believe that over 70 people each day are pu
I want to see it but it is sold out at Telecharge and the prices at stubhub are insane. For example, for this Sunday there are over 100 tickets for sale in the orchestra and the lowest price for the center orchestra is around $700. I won't pay anything even remotely close to that price.
I have been following Stubhub to see if the prices drop and they are not.
If your flight lands on time you will get off of the plane by around 6 and then to the taxi stand by 6:15. Since it is rush hour it could take you over an hour to get to the theater district.
The most arrogant was Michael Shannon. I asked for a photo and he said "if it's quick. can you do quick."
The best is a tie. Judith Light saw a mentally challenged/developmentally delayed person after she performed at Circle in the Square and she remembered his name and took the time to speak to him by name. I was amazed. I was also impressed when I attended the last show of In the Heights. Despite having a cast party to attend, Lin Man
I know it doesn't open until Saturday but previews started and I am surprised to not find anything about the show. I have tickets and am curious to find out what people have thought.
