Are Playbills environmentally friendly? Aug 16
2019, 08:09:31 PM
they are not necessary unless there is a list of songs in the order performed. shows like the cher show and oklahoma! which do not include the songs, their playbills are just a dead tree to me. i would miss seeing who was in an episode of law and order or is making their broadway debut but whatever.
Miles2Go2 said: "IAMREADING said: "CapnHook said: "How about you just sit back, be an active listener, and watch the show. Why do you need to distract yourself and others during the show?"
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I believe CapnHook is referring to the bolder section of your original post:
Hi! Forgive me if discussed, I tried to search. Ihave noticed that when I see shows lately the Playbill does not list the songs (in orde
CapnHook said: "How about you just sit back, be an active listener, and watch the show. Why do you need to distract yourself and others during the show?"
Hi! Forgive me if discussed, I tried to search. I have noticed that when I see shows lately the Playbill does not list the songs (in order, by act). I really like to look at this during the show to see how far along we are, how long until intermission, etc. The shows I have seen recently without are Oklahoma! and The Cher Show. These shows are not in previews. Does anyone know what happened?
JSquared2 said: "VotePeron said: "For what it's worth, the original Deadline article states that Murphywillrelease it in movie theaters, to ensure it's eligible for all major awards. That's why he cast it like this - because he knows there will be awards buzz as we thank these straight icons for their bravery in telling a queer story."
Meryl Streep, Ariana Grande, Nicole Kidman are --- gasp ----straight icons??? Boy, you
Network Rush? Apr 27
2019, 04:50:01 PM
got a $40 partial view orch right row N ticket today at 1:30 for 2pm. SRO was also available. box office attendant was sooo nice. only thing i couldn’t see was the bar (scene at the beginning) but since they show the actors on TVs it didn’t matter .. neat show!
JBroadway said: "A lot of people in his thread are citing specific examples of people who have expressed their opinion one way or the other, but I feel like that’s not really the point.
IMO, the key thing here is that there is an established, organized procedure for the post-show stage door. There are barricades, there’s, security, etc. and because of that organization, it’s easy for actors to opt in or opt out of the proceedings according to their prefer
Wick3 said: "I normally do rush so I’m familiar with the etiquette but I understand many people are not. What I normally do when I get there is to establish some sort of order. I always get there early (normally within the first 5 people). I place my backpack at the end of the line and befriend the person in front of me. I then talk to each person in front of me and kindly ask how many tickets they plan to get (even if they say only 1 I still presume 2 since they are
I was able to go to the box office less than an hour before the show last week and get Orch tickets for $70 so maybe that will be an option if rush doesn't work out. I think they sell discounted mezzanine tickets for even less.
