What Gives You The Right To Turn On Your Phone During The Show Jul 24
2019, 12:49:23 PM
I sat next to a lady and her daughter at Hamilton, and she told me before the show that she needed to check her phone periodically but that she would be as quick as possible. Her daughter's insulin pump fed numbers to her phone apparently, and she needed to keep an eye on it. She was very quick and subtle, and it didn't bother me. I was glad she and her daughter both got to see and enjoy a show they were obviously excited for. I was worried the whole time that someone else would snap at her, tho
Joe Iconis also announced it on stage after tonight's performance. It was streamed live on their Instagram and should still be up if anyone is interested.
Interesting that Iconis apparently helped revise the lyrics. I thought by his and his wife's reactions on Instagram that they seemed surprised (in a fun/shocked way).
I don't really think Salazar did anything bad. I guess I can see that it could be construed as petty, but it just didn't seem like that big of a deal to me. All I saw was the video of him drinking Pepsi (in a sort of tea-sipping way, I guess) and then retweeting a couple of people who basically wondered wh
BE MORE CHILL (Broadway) Reviews May 3
2019, 05:08:49 PM
I can't speak to it personally (since the first time I saw the show was off-Broadway), but the Connoly versus Roland debate seems to be stemmed almost entirely from a first impression cast recording and half a bootleg video. Very few people actually saw Connoly perform the role. I don't know how it's possible to prefer something you never actually witnessed. I get preferring one singing voice to another, especially if you listened to one recording for years and suddenly hear a new voice, but who
No, nothing at all specific happens in those seats other than the keepsake, which thus far has, been a lapel pin that is changed monthly (I believe). The stage door manager also runs the Squip Zone, and he will present you with the pin when you arrive at your seat.
A lot of the action is very close to the front of the stage, but there's no interaction with the audience, etc.
I actually enjoyed the show a lot. I saw it from the orchestra, but I'd like to see it again from the mezzanine.
I will say that anyone with astigmatism should be wary of the pre-show and intermission lights/haze. The resulting halos I experienced were awful. It cleared up once the show started, but it was back again at intermission.
lgags13 said: "Hello! I’m planning to go see Be More Chill this week! (Thursday). After the show, I’m planning to stage-door to meet the actors, and I was wondering if anybody had any tips on how to optimize my stage-door opportunity or if there is anything to look out for. Thanks!"
I went on a Thursday, and it was actually relatively calm. I was surprised by how NOT crowded it was. The entire line was 2 or maybe 3 people deep all the way around.
I had a great time at this show, and the trailer just makes me want to go back after it opens.
BE MORE CHILL (Broadway) Reviews Mar 27
2019, 01:28:16 PM
As far as I know, there are no regularly scheduled outs. I do think scalpers must have purchased most of the cheapo seats for this show hoping to unload them for a profit. Unfortunately for them, this isn't close to selling out, and you can get much better seats for 40 bucks on the rush line.
New Dear Evan Hansen Mar 27
2019, 12:26:55 PM
I haven't seen Andrew yet, but Michael Lee Brown is my favorite of the other Evans. I've seen all the other Broadway Evans except Roman Banks. I don't think you'll be disappointed.
We Are Tigers Mar 20
2019, 05:40:34 PM
I had tickets for an April trip, but I just got an email saying April performances had been canceled.
I saw this yesterday, and I loved it. It was absolutely gorgeously staged, and I thought the score was beautiful.
I agree with the poster who said there isn't a single weak link in the cast. Each person embodied their character perfectly, and I felt that while Molly Gordon downplayed a lot, it was purposeful and fit the character.
The staging of this show and the score was very reminiscent of Spring Awakening, which may be why I enjoyed it so much. I couldn't get
We Are Tigers Feb 18
2019, 12:18:45 AM
Are the bleacher seats actual bleachers? As in no backs?
BE MORE CHILL (Broadway) Previews Feb 17
2019, 09:56:22 PM
When I saw it off-Broadway,I actually felt like it was Act 2 that dragged some. Specifically The Pants Song. It felt pointless and seemed way too long. I also feel like Pitiful Children could benefit from being cut down a little bit.
YvanEhtNioj, where is the new song, Synced Up, located? I saw that you felt it was one of the parts that dragged.
At least so far in the previews, there are reports of a new song called Sync Up. I have not seen the Broadway production yet, I'm just going off of reports here and other places.
BE MORE CHILL (Broadway) Previews Feb 17
2019, 10:33:25 AM
Audio bootlegs on Tumblr will have zero effect on whether this gets a recording.
I'd say the chances of this NOT getting an official Broadway cast recording are slim to none. It will be just as, if not more, marketable than the majority of shows that get recordings.
There are new songs (one of which has already been released in an official capacity), and half of the show (including the lead) are performers who did not appear on the Two Rivers recording.
