forgetmenotnyc said: "I reactivated this thread BUT only dramamama611 IS TAKING ABOUT THIS PLAY!"
I assume either you're being facetious that no one is talking about it or you played the Vegas over/under line on how many posts about the show would be made on this board, heavily bet the over and with the line set at 937, are still 20 or 30 posts light.
Scooby Doo musical Dec 21
2019, 11:32:32 PM
Is Scooby Doo still even relevant in 2019 pop culture?
I know it was a typo but how cool would a Fierstein's 54 Below be? Harvey, with a drink in his hand greeting everyone at the door with a broad smile and that voice "How are ya? How are ya? Welcome." Walking around, stopping at tables making sure everyone is having a good time "How's everybody doing? Listen, the roast duck is really good tonight."
Jamie 10 said: "I rushed a few Saturdays ago (12/7) and got to the box office around 7:30 and was second in line. By the time the box office opened, it was maybe 15 to 20 people? If I remember correctly, they told me they were selling 15 rush seats. When I went to the show I saw some people standing in the back so I am assuming they did sell standing room though I'm not sure how many.I'm not sure if things have changed as the holidays are now close, but I hope this helps to s
If you're aware that the show is 2 hours, with no intermission, and complain about the no intermission, I really don't know what to tell you otherthen don't go and see that show. If you can't handle not going to the bathroom for over 2 hours, I understand everyone has their own bathroom issues. My point being that throughout your day, realistically most people don't go to the bathroom every hour or 2, so when people compla
Alex Kulak2 said: "August: Osage County is also one of my favorite plays, and I'd love to see it on stage at some point, but the original production closed on Broadway only 10 years ago. I don't know if a Broadway production of it would be justified just yet, but if a director had a great concept for it, then maybe."
This was my first reaction as well. A bit soon for a revival. And given the fact that Letts has been fairly prolific the last few years and will
Mike Barrett said: "The snark and sass around here is just appalling and disgusting."
This comment from the same guy who told older theatergoers if you can't sit through a 2+ hour intermissionless play without having to go, "maybe theater isn't for you."
I think this musical should be about a young single woman named Abbey who lives downtown, It can be kind of like Sex in The City only with one person who talks to herself a lot instead of 4 women who talk with each other. And a running gag could be her saying if they made a musical about her, it would be called Downtown Abbey and she bets many people would come to it thinking it would be a stage adaptation of Downton Abbey. And then she breaks into the big 11:00 number &qu
Luminaire2 said: "then Leslie Kritzer posted a vid on thanksgiving ending with “and we’re not leaving our theatre so suck it”"
So many good shows to see right now, never saw the movie, haven't seen this on any recent NY trips and hadn't planned to see this on my next trip in January. But this quote alone has made me want to. Bravo Leslie.
Can't help you with Slave Play but The Sound Inside was great and is an excellent choice. I did the TodayTix rush for $35 (plus $7.50 fee) which generally will place you in the 3rd or 4th row of the rear mezz. It feels really far away when you sit down but once the play started and drew me in, it didn't bother me at all. The legroom, as has been widely documented is not great. Even with the holiday, I assume they'll still offer rush for each show and if I was to see it again,
The Winter Garden theater has almost 1500 seats. With it's incredible history, my first reaction was that it's a little surprising it's never seen a $1.59 million week until now from any show that's been there. In the broad scheme of things, hit shows in other theaters especially during holiday weeks pass that amount routinely. Last week, 10 other shows grossed more than that and 6 of them were in smaller theaters. So great for Beetlejuice but as an all-time record for a large
