I've heard from multiple people that Sondheim left BMC at intermission. Has anyone else heard this? One of the shows producers posted a lengthy thing on FB about him being at the show (and enjoying it) which I assume is them trying to combat this.
Earlier in the summer people were lining up at like 11pm the night before but if last week is any indication than 8am should be fine for tomorrow I think
I say front row at Barrymore for Six Degrees and it was great. I missed some of the scenes that happened further upstage but if I recall, most of Bands Visit is staged downstage. It is really better to be closer for this wonderful and intimate show. I saw fourth row on the right and it was perfect.
I actually believe that HP is NOT eligible for Best Score since Imogen Heap is not credited with Original Music. Her credit in the HP Playbill is "Composer and Arranger" so I believe they would have had to rule it as an original score written for theater.
When Fences was nominated a few years back, Brandford Marsails was credited as "Original Music by" deeming him eligible.
Yeah - it seems like most shows don't do in person lottos anymore! But just a few years ago I think most shows used to do them before everything was digital. I'm kind of glad that Mean Girls and Once on This Island are doing them this year. I like them more than the digital ones since at least that way we know how many tickets they are actually giving out.
I guess we will see on Wednesday how they enforce the rule but I'd be surprised if a box office
I mean, its a nod to the movie and I think it's kind of cute! It looks like the show is offering an in-person and digital lottery for every performance. In the announcement it says that if you wear pink to the lotto on Wednesday you can win a free pair of tickets but you don't have to wear pink, only if you want to be entered to win the free pair. You can still enter the lotto if you aren't wearing pink so I really don't think anyone gets turned away?&nb
