Also, the difference between the OP’s question and my response is that my response doesn’t spoil anything. I don’t name any characters. Okay, I name a location...that doesn’t necessarily give anything away except that someone visits that town.
LesWickedly said: "PThespian said: "I disagree. Maybe it’s just my fat fingers, but if I’m using the app I frequently end up opening the wrong thread accidentally."
I think they make it very clear it will be a spoiler thread and if you do accidentally press it, there's big bold lettering that says DO NOT READ,if they make it past all those signs then it is their own fault."
QueenAlice said: "It's always curious to me how in the US something has to end up on "Broadway" in order to somehow be thought of as successful. In London we have so many more avenues of what constitutes successful theatre. This revival sounds absolutely fascinating and it sounds like St. Ann's is the perfect place for it. Why does it have to go to Broadway?"
I’m finding more and more that my favorite shows are ones that are Off Broadway. Occa
VotePeron said: "^ His instagram shows he's on vacation upstate, so I'm assuming he'll be out all week."
I don’t think the Hamptons (as seen on his Instagram) is considered upstate, but I do think someone, perhaps PThespian, mentioned that he is taking the week off.
Judging by that space between rows, I would say that is more like a view from row K, so the view from row T will be a bit further back, though still a good view.
I am not sure if they hold seats back or not, but I rushed on Saturday. I got there a little after 5am (maybe 5:05?) and was #8 in line. Before the box office opened, they came out and said they had about 20 tickets, at that point the line was pretty long and some people left, but there was still a very hefty line when they opened the box office,
“Where does it say you’ll miss some of the action? The only thing close to that I can find in that info is “scenic obstruction,” which is referring to audience members who stand up to leave in the middle of the show.”
My understanding of reading that is that the scenic obstruction is referring rather to your path for leaving. You can’t leave the seat because there will be a set piece obstructing your path for most of the show.
Wick3 said: "oswino said: "I have a quick question for those of you who have already seen the show. I'm looking at two dates, both similar seats, one is a Wednesday and the other a Thursday and Friday. In your opinion, is there any advantage in the experience inseeing them both on the same day, as opposed to seperate days?I'll be in a hotel nearby so travel isn't a factor, so just wondering for anyone who has seen it what they would prefer."
gypsy101 said: "my question is: it’s a live album and they surely recorded the whole show... why isn’t the whole show on the recording?? it’s slightly annoying."
I believe the reason that they gave was that they didn’t want to do a two CD album so we got what fit in one disc. In today’s times where most people just buy digital albums I think it is silly they couldn’t just release it all digitally, but I’m sure i
Frenchbacon said: "Quick question about the Hadestown live cast recording - why do all the songs say "Mitchell:" in front of the title? Is it because of Anaïs Mitchell? Sorry if this is dumb, but it confused me."
I don’t have an answer to your question, but I noticed that on Spotify as well and thought it was odd.
Man, I would love to see him onstage. I think he is so underrated. He stuck out to me in a tiny guest role on a show about ten years ago and I have loved his work ever since. The Pillowman is one of those shows I would catch if I had time travel abilities, I’ve seen it via naughty recordings, but I wish I hadn’t missed it during its run.
Ah, I do wish they would release this music. Even though they are short tracks, which of course they are. I wouldn’t expect them to have used full songs in a show.
