Frozen Cast Recording May 11
2018, 01:10:46 AM
I watched the video first then downloaded. I love how they did the video including the ensemble getting ready along with the leads. Plus Caissie just sounds and looks amazing.
Wee Thomas2 said: "They rebuild the staging from scratch for pretty much every show at the ART, so what you saw 2 months or 2 years ago is likely very different now."
I didn't know that since I never saw anything there but Waitress.
karen24 said: "I’m visiting Boston with friends in June and our “host” friend got us tickets for this. She said the only seats she could get were close to the stage, so now I’m worried, since none of us are even close to 6 ft tall! I hate sitting too close to a tall stage & getting a stiff neck. Oh well. We’ll just make the best of it. I’m interested in seeing it as it’s always exciting to see a new show, and I do like the music.&quo
RippedMan said: "Went tonight, full cast in. I thought Levy was in incredible voice, but I kind of wish they had given her a "I'm Not that Girl" moment. Something quieter, softer. Everything she was big and belty - which she does incredibly - but would have liked to see a softer side to Elsa."
BroadwayConcierge said: "I've seenWickedmaybe eleventy-billion times and the Dragon Clock has literally no thematic or plot-oriented purpose. If it does, then I've missed iteleventy-billion times.I think it's a cool way to usher in the opening number, and then after, it's just a nice border around the top of the proscenium."
When Elphaba gets mad his eyes turn red and his head still moves. Also smoke comes out of his nose. Most people dont lo
GavestonPS said: "Someone feel free to correct my memory, but doesn't Carol de Gierein her Schwartz bio,Defying Gravity, claim the dragon clock is a leftover from an earlier draft of the show? If so, it shouldn't surprise us if it is dropped in houses where it is difficult to mount."
It's part of their own rig and doesn't matter what the actual theater looks like. Its definitely there in all theaters. The OP just didn't see it
SmoothLover said: "I was flying out of the Phoenix airport and they were using dogs before you showed your ID to go through security. It made the whole process a lot quicker."
When I flew out of BWI they used the dogs too and we still had to take off our shoes, jackets and take our electronics out of our bags but flying back from Nashville they used the dogs and we didn't have to. Guess it depends on the airport.
Backpacks lately? Apr 29
2018, 10:36:32 PM
I always have a backpack or messenger bag with me. As long as you comply with the bag search you'll be fine.
FROZEN Cast Changes Apr 27
2018, 12:56:04 AM
They brought in a new swing 2 weeks ago because one of their original swings had surgery on her vocal cords.
michael122 said: "I agree that she'll most likely play Carole. she's 'too famous' to not play the lead. she will bring helluvalot people to the theater."
I never heard of her.
Mean Girls Rush/Lottery Apr 26
2018, 04:25:53 PM
It's kinda weird they dont have a set number of lotto tickets. One time it was 20 when I went. Once it was 19 and another it was 21.
Frozen Seating/Children Apr 25
2018, 01:03:07 AM
I've seen the show 4 times now and had the screaming children the first time in mid mezz. The second time was final preview which wasn't a bad audience at all. Just wooed a bit too much in Let It Go. The 3rd time I was in the orch and had grown adults talking loudly to each other in French that I politely told to STFU. The 4th time my friend won lotto and we had a girl behind us that coughed for the first 45 minutes of Act 1. However during that show a girl in front of me went into anaphylactic
poisonivy2 said: "This song only has its full impact when Sara sings it IMO. I've seen Jessie, Sara and Betsy and Sara is the one who makes this one of the great 11 o'clock numbers in recent musical theater history. Jessie and Betsy have amazing voices but their versions lack the strength of character that Sara exudes.
Actually I think "She Used to Be Mine" will eventually join Rose's Turn, I'm Here, Send in the Clowns as classic 11 o'clock nu
Show recs for non-theatre loving hubby Apr 22
2018, 11:17:43 AM
Why not let him choice something to do. Sounds like you aren't letting him decide on anything. There is a ton of stuff to do in NYC other than theatre.
SingItBack2 said: "I've seen every child show for years, this was the worst experience. The show is okay, not a wow, but enjoyable. All seats along the side wall orchestraare partial view but not marked PV. We missed a lot for full price- Anna's bed, the ice, back of stage, Hut after intermission, etc. It took away from the scene.
There were newborn babies, numerous, who cried. There were million of children, many under 5. The website says prefers 8+. (I work in a
I got a program,cup,magnet and a coronation pin for $50. It was a deal they tell you if you want a program. I didn't look at anything else since all I wanted was the program.
Was at Frozen today with my students and an understudy took over during Act II, but we couldn't hear the announcement and were sitting so far away that we couldn't tell exactly who it was. I think it was Patti Murin who left because I enjoyed Anna more in the second act (not trying to be disrespectful, it just wasn't my favorite performance), but I could be wrong. Anyone know who it was or what happened?"
It was Tracee
Frozen obstructed view Apr 19
2018, 12:25:19 AM
I was in B 11 on the other side. Good seat but I did miss a few things. Like the person above me said go on StubHub.
