The redesigned Hayes is lovely imo. I equally love the Booth and, while many here won’t agree I’m sure, find the Music Box a nice place to catch a show.
The Hudson is great too but the top balcony can feel far from what I’ve heard (never sat up there myself).
IdinaBellFoster said: "I think they'd be smart to hang on for a bit. There's so much closing, they're bound to get some of that business. They need a new marketing push."
Best was Sweat. Allison Wright came out and chatted for about 15 minutes - The Americans had just ended and she was talking about her role. There were maybe 10 people out there.
Worst was this past weekend with Burn This. Driver fans were just rude.
Constitution is the clear winner and it’s not a close race. It’s the best play this year not named The Ferryman.
Driver gives a strong performance but Burn This is booooooooring and there is no connection between Russell and him.
Hadestown Reviews May 11
2019, 03:25:35 PM
I’m here now and it’s intermission. Jessie Shelton is on for Eva and is doing a fantastic job. First time seeing it so nothing to compare to however.
SuzieM said: "I'm so excited to see Jonny Lee Miller in this! Can someone tell me a little more about the language and themes in Ink? I'm trying to decide if I should bringmy young teen. Thanks!"
Lots of F-bombs and the entire last 30 percent focused on taking a photo of a topless woman.
I didn’t come across any “worse” than any other show and What The Constitution Means to Me is more graphic.
TOOTSIE the Musical: PREVIEWS START Apr 7
2019, 11:56:41 AM
Caught the matinee yesterday. I don’t love the movie and don’t find it all that funny fwiw.
This was an enjoyable show but I’ll forget it in a few days. It’s funny but most the jokes are easy and set up, no thinking went into them.
It’s good and this might sound more negative than I mean. We paid $99 with a code and I felt the value was fine. The guy in front paid $279 and if I were him I’d be pissed.
INK Previews Apr 7
2019, 11:14:20 AM
Saw Ink yesterday evening. My wife and I are both journalists so this should be set on a few type of play for us to love.
It wasn’t.
The best part is the set itself and Miller. Everything else left me cold and aloof. And the dancing and singing between scene is terrible - just cut that and make this 30 minutes shorter and it’d be much more enjoyable.
It was not a bad show, just a show that can’t seem to get out of its own way.
JBroadway said: "If you're looking fora more restful option, I recommend hanging out in the Signature Center on 42nd and 10th Ave. It's further away than, say, the Mariott, but it's a more welcoming environment. (recently,the Mariott has become increasingly unaccommodating to people hanging out in the lobby - not that they kick people out, but they got rid of some of the comfy chairs, and covered up the electricaloutlets).
