MidnightRadio said: "For anyone planning to rush next week, alot of great seats on ticketmaster for shows next week for $99 or $109! I snagged a 2nd row side orch aisle seat closest tocenter!" Thx for the heads up. I was able to get Mezz Row B close to the center as well on Oct 2nd for $109 Excited to see this.
Theatre_Mom said: "Is row A (2nd row) center orc too close for this show?"
That seat should be perfect. This show seems designed (ideally) to be seen as close to the middle & near to the stage as possible to see the actors facial reactions. You also won't have any issues seeing the back of any of the actors. The stage isn't that high to be problematic from that distance. I liked my seat but your seat is pri
Posting a followup on my take for the two seats I purchased. We sat in seats E10 and E12 in the orchestra section far right. I was very concerned about the seats given the earlier dreadful report from these seats but I was pleasantly surprised how solid the seats truly were. There were several times the actors performed at that side of the stage. It felt truly immersive. However, there were moments when you were looking at the back of their heads but it defi
i second the request. Seems a decided lack of enthusiasm for this announcement but I’ve always loved the music for the show. For an affordable tixs, I wouldn’t mind seeing their performance.
NYfanfromCA said: "soulgrrl said: "Hi there, Wondering if anyone has seen any Tina discount floating around? Would love to get a jump on tixs if possible. thx"
The nice Tina mailing I received yesterday said to use the code MAIL1.
Thanks for creating this thread. THIS message below posted courtesy EugLoven in the preview thread has worried me to no small degree since I purchased Right Orchestra Seats E10 & E12 for a steep discount in early September:
Well. after attending 1st Preview in the $25 seat (Orch E9)...
Great acting...Great direction....Terrible seats.
I easily (easily!) missed 50% of the show. The $25 a
Yikes! I saw the review on this very seat from the other thread. It sounds terrible. I hope we get some additional insight from others attending the show. It sounds like the theatergoer didn't see anything (?) until much later in the show. I had hoped with such a minimal set, obstruction wouldn't be a major issue. Even at this nominal amount, I would like to see as much of the acting as possible.
Glad I jumped on this thread. Was hoping to score decent seats since Betrayal is among the participating shows for Broadway 2 for 1 week in early Sept. Instead of jumping on that offer (roughly $90 for cheapest seats), I saw seats much closer to the stage. I wound up purchasing 2 Tickets, Right Orchestra Row E, Seats 10 & 12 for a total cost: of $70.00. They were not labeled partial views so I hope there are no major obstructions. There were several
re: Do I Need the TDF confirmation email when picking up tix? Dec 4
2007, 09:21:30 PM
Everytime I've seen a TDF purchased show, I've always brought along the confirmation. They've never asked for my name, credit card or ID. All of them have just silently taken the paper and handed the tickets over...voila.
I think in general they're pretty lax w/ the hand over...my grandma could say she's "me" & they wouldn't check. Not complaining....just sayin'
re: Spelling Bee, A Chorus Line, or Curtains? Dec 4
2007, 09:14:20 PM
Tough call...all three are fantastic. But I'll go with the consensus here and suggest you go see Spelling Bee given that it's closing very soon. I went with a few friends in early fall with no expectations but we all found ourselves in stiches. It really was quite funnier than I ever expected. I didn't anticipate belly laughs but you'll get plenty of joy out of seeing this musical.
I don't think you'll be disappointed.
re: How much do actors make on Broadway? Nov 16
2007, 01:35:52 PM
I'm sorry ssfun90067 but you were asking for it w/ your naive assumption that because folks in your town/city are enthralled with your stage presence that casting professionals in NYC would want to cast you in leading roles.
I do admire your chutzpah for putting your "fabulousness" out there to the masses. Takes guts w/ this very jaded NY crowd.
Not for nothing, I know you were trying to be sincere in your initial approach, you're just gonna have to take the ego way down. I
re: Spring Awakening - Age Appropriateness Nov 14
2007, 09:14:14 PM
Thank you all for sharing your thoughts. I appreciate all the insight you've given me. The first time I went to the show, I sat 2nd row orchestra & was wowed by the experience. I definitely saw alot more than I was expecting & I went in cold...not knowing a thing about the tale.
I will say in the debate/discussion leading up to whether he should go, it opened up the lines of communication to have a frank discussion about sex because he really wanted to know why I was hesitant for h
re: Spring Awakening - Age Appropriateness Nov 14
2007, 04:28:00 PM
I guess b/c I have to actively make that move again to purchase the tickets...and it had me thinking again if it was a smart move. I do think he'll enjoy, I'm just a little uncomfortable w/ the sex scene & the "violent scene" b/t Melchior & Wendla.
I was just curious about any thoughts particularly from any parents out there with tweenagers.
I'm one of those very disappointed folks who had onstage seating & was slated to see the show tomorrow night w/ my son...but unfortunately, it will be a no go due to the strike.
Obviously I'm bummed b/c when they became available in early Sept, I jumped on the opportunity to purchase them.
So here's the thing, I've seen the show before & thought the cast did a brilliant job. It just so happens that the day I a
re: John Gallagher Jr Nov 14
2007, 10:15:23 AM
Uggggh, I had tickets for tomorrow's show which clearly will not happen. The idea was to see the show while the main key players were still around.
Sigh..I'll be really disappointed if he's leaving shortly.
re: Ethel Merman's voice ? Nov 10
2007, 06:02:37 PM
hey theaterkid...upon reflection, I wasn't sure if there was some snarkiness detected in that post. I just got riled up by the intial comment.
I get like a momma bear when I hear folks insult the legitimate diva that is Ethel.
re: Ethel Merman's voice ? Nov 10
2007, 05:40:17 PM
>>>Who is this Ethel Merman alot on this board seem to be talking about?<<<
WOW!!! How can you be a member of this board & not know who is widely considered to be the QUEEN OF BROADWAY??? I'm sort of amazed at your ignorance but I'll give you the benefit of the doubt & take a wild guess that you're very young. But excuses notwithstanding, Ethel Merman is THE model of quintessential legendary performers that has EVER graced the stage on broadway and in film.
To the
re: Who is REALLY affected by the strike? Oh, those POOR tourists! Nov 10
2007, 12:01:17 PM
Sorry to disabuse you of that notion, but I'm from the city & was planning on taking my son to see Drowsy Chaperone today & Spring Awakening later this week. We lucked out in early Sept by scoring stage seating (and you know THAT was a two month wait for THAT process) for the show. I personally didn't care whether it was stage or elsewhere...but these tixs happen to be the least expensive & offered great views of the show.
We've seen several shows together...most of which he's unforta
re: Les Mis closes.....AGAIN. Oct 29
2007, 11:54:19 AM
I'm new to posting on the board but have been a long time lurker..so to speak. I've hesitated to post here b/c the tone gets so nasty so quickly.
However, I'm prompted to post b/c I saw Les Mis last Thursday despite what I've read to date on this board. I'll go on record as being very pleased to have seen the show despite the naysayers. I for one am disappointed to hear of the closing. There certainly seems to be room on the broadway slot for this timeless tale.
