For Bella Bella, I had seen CT2NYC's post about the same code but it only brings the ticket down by $10.00, the final price being almost 100.00 still. Was hoping for something more substantial...
Oklahoma Closing 1/19/20 Sep 13
2019, 12:33:57 AM
That intermission chilli isn't making recoupment any faster.
(I'm kidding I loved the chilli; next to Damon's locks it was my favorite thing about the show)
What I think is that the play sounds immature and simplistic and the audience that has responded to it demonstrates this.
You haven't seen the play? Dear lordy. Is it possible that maybe, just maybe, you might be using audience's reaction to further strengthen your bias of what the play is about? To reiterate on leighmiserables' point, my really young nephew (19) who saw the dress rehearsal yesterday specifically talked only about the 2nd half
joevitus said: "Valentina3 said: "joevitus said: "leighmiserables said: "I was at the invited dress last night, and before passing any judgement on the play itself, it really was an absolutely electric audience. There were about (I believe) 600 high school and college-aged students in the audience, and the energy was absurdlysupportive without being disrespectful at any point. O'Harris also took the time to speak to numerous students in the Mezzanine, i
joevitus said: "leighmiserables said: "I was at the invited dress last night, and before passing any judgement on the play itself, it really was an absolutely electric audience. There were about (I believe) 600 high school and college-aged students in the audience, and the energy was absurdlysupportive without being disrespectful at any point. O'Harris also took the time to speak to numerous students in the Mezzanine, including a young man who I'd sat near, whohad be
SouthernCakes said: "This might come off not as I intend, but I’m kind of over the “race play.” I feel like there’s been an onslaught of slavery driven narratives, and none of them seem too interesting to me. I’d rather a good plot than a “message.” But maybe that’s just me."
I don't think it is just you. There's a lot of people who don't want to go to the theater to be preached. Having said that, withou
Jordan Catalano said: "Broderick will no doubt bring his trademark “Hey guys, try not to snore too loud when I’m onstage” brand of humorless humor to the show. I’m very excited to see SJP again, though!"
Drag him yaaas. Haha. I agree, I'm quite looking forward to seeing SJP on stage again.
In an alternate universe, Sue Sylvester is throwing hot coffee on a freshman and screaming bloody murder.
24 Hours In NYC Sep 8
2019, 10:31:33 PM
I haven't seen Mean Girls but I personally would recommend skipping Oklahoma unless you're familiar with the original rendition of the show and are actually genuinely interested in seeing a unique take. I found the show painfully hokey and boring. The performances were strong but the plot and storytelling itself was just awful for me.
Hadestown on the other hand is absolute gem of a show. Have fun!
BritCrit said: "Meanwhile, The Wrong Man is probably aiming to be the production which FINALLY gets Joshua Henry a Tony win. If this is the case, opening it in April 2020 would make more sense than waiting until 2020-21, as that season will probably be dominated by Hugh Jackman in The Music Man..."
Do production companies put together an entire show, hire significantly large-name creators and artists, and raise millions of dollars, just so one person can win an
They could just throw the towel and do Mamma Mia. God knows people would love to see that.
Richard Linklater - Merrily We Roll Along Sep 6
2019, 11:34:33 AM
I'd be okay with this thread dying out for the next 20 years. Let's talk about it if we're still here when the movie is actually out, and critique the movie instead of sharing fairly uninformed opinions about the concept itself.
I have always wanted Sutton Foster to play the lead in a movie remake of A Chorus Line so here's hoping BrodyFosse123 is actually Sutton and gets the part.
Anyone going to audition for this, or working in the creative team in anyway should definitely read On The Line by Viagas, Lee, and Walsh! I love that book.
CT2NYC said: "Valentina3 said: "Does anyone have a promo code for this? The tickets aren't available as far as I can tell. Do I have to be an MTC member to purchase this."
I think City Center showsnormally go on sale at noon."
Thanks! I see it now. Are there discount/promo codes available? It's quite pricey @ $99-$139 range. :o
