mikem said: "Does anyone know when the fracture happened? The guy who told me, who had seen the show several times already, said that Polec was favoring one foot and was usually jumping around more, but I would never have guessed."
CarmenA3 said: "I was there last night as well and didn’t win either, but my only dislike was having to stand as long as we did. I thought it was very well executed- I’m still amazed how 1,000 people stayed silent for an hour+ LOL.
As far as it getting dark, even they made a joke about it. By 40 min in,I knew my number by heart, did you really need light?"
Hah! Seems like you and I are showing at the same places at the same time. First Betrayal
People are only posting about winning so here's the flip side.
How lucky do you feel? Be prepared to lose. I was prepared to do just that (we ended up deciding on a late dinner after) but it was still disheartening. Losing means spending an hour of your time concentrating very hard and listening to Not Your Number. I wouldn't have done it without company because it feels extra sad to lose alone lol. It was extra not-fun when it got dark because then you've already been stan
Theater3232 said: "The entire Grand Tier (mezzanine) was pretty empty this Saturday night? Can someone tell me a simplified version of the plot, since it sounds like many people are unable to follow the plot as presented?"
The plot is SO SILLY! I believe Andrew Polec described it as "Peter Pan" and "Romeo and Juliet" had a rock and roll love child. Maybe... on drugs.
Jordan Catalano said: "I didn’t know Steers was going into “Six”! That’s VERY exciting to hear."
She actually said her schedule was crazy, as she's going into rehearsals immediately after Bat to join the Six London cast this fall (September?) and will be here in February. I'm pretty sure she meant she was coming with it and not only that the show is going to be here. Given she came here with Bat, I don't think its out of
Saw it yesterday Sep 1
2019, 05:36:42 PM
Down to the final week!
I went back via rush last night and had a blast, after having done all my research to understand what is "happening" and becoming very familiar with the music/ lyrics. Not being confused helps a lot! I found focusing on the actors and ignoring the confoundingly bad choreography made it a much better show. The show and performances actually made me emotional this time, instead of utterly bewildered!
For anyone curious about rush, it is SUPER easy. I picke
CarmenA3 said: "Anywho, I was in seat Mezz A27 (last seat on house left).The bar did not interfere at all with my view - I completely forgot about it during the show."
I was at the same show on the opposite end and view looks pretty identical but in reverse.
The phone going off four times was INSANE!!
For $25 I wouldn't hesitate to recommend the seat to anyone. But lucky for me I was able to scoot over to the left by 2 seats at the start of the show
I love James Corden and I especially love when he sings but I agree that was not good, but it also wasn't a parody of the song so much as a poorly written rap sung-spoken to the music.
I found myself loving the movie even though at first I thought it would be a silly kids movie. I kept thinking to myself this music IS SO CATCHY, who wrote it? (Also surprised it was a musical movie.) Of course, it was the Kirkpatricks. It could work but I don't think there's enough content t
Do either of you happen to know where in Times Square and around what time?
Lara Spencer Laughs at boys in ballet Aug 24
2019, 03:33:01 PM
I have no interest in who this person nor interest in hearing what she said, but I'm here to support one of my favorite shows (and movies) -- Billy Elliott -- and the boys who portrayed him.
Those Billy's are talented as heck and there are at least three famous Billy's -- Jamie Bell (original film Billy), Dean-Charles Chapman (Tommen Baratheon on Game Of Thrones) and Tom Holland (Spider-man). Jamie became famous from his award-winning work in the movie and I'm pretty sure Tom landed th
Goodness, Gideon Glick is perfect casting for Seymour. The casting is an embarrassment of riches. I hope the show extends with a nice run starring Glick, so I don't have to stress about dropping another $100+ so soon already on a show I haven't see yet.
Wow guys! I'm so jealous of anyone who was there to experience that on Tuesday! I've been listening to the OLCR on a loop since seeing the show last week and absolutely love it. Andrew Polec's voice doesn't make any sense to me!
GiantsInTheSky2 said: "I was speaking to a friend in the show and it was very entertaining seeing them try to explain the show and how over-the-top it is. Definitely going to see this before it closes. "
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Aug 17
2019, 09:58:54 PM
bwayphreak234 said: "Is it a messy garbage fire? "
LOL! Yes it is! (Also the choreography is possibly the worst I've ever seen, it's laughably bad.)
I really enjoyed it. I'm perplexed and amused but most importantly, my face was thoroughly melted by the sheer awesomeness of the cast's vocal prowess. It's incredible and worth it just to experience their singing. And of course Steinman is epic and this is a great way to experie
GG_Appropriate said: "I am curious what others who have won the Friday Forty think of the seat location. I was fortunate to win and certainly am not one to complain about lottery/discounted tickets. That said, they advertise the Friday Forty as "best seats in the theatre" and it didn't seem to be the case. We were in the dress circle, Row A but all the way in the corner which led to a limited view of the right side of the stage and a railing in our way.
I was lucky enough to see this twice. Once in 2016 when it was Public Works and this year's version. Very interesting staging differences. I thought the Public Works version was more visually stunning, but I still loved it both times and can't complain that my seat was better this year, too. It's silly, funny, entertaining, and full of heart.
I couldn't tell if the ASL incorporation was expanded this year as it seemed very present throughout the show, as I was much too
