If you get there early, you should. I've seen the show 4 times, once at 10p. The surprise guests normally don't appear at the 10p. That show is generally just the standard cast pictured in the playbill. It's still entertaining. Lin Manuel was at the 8p show last night. Spike Lee in the audience.
Network stage door Jun 4
2019, 01:37:39 PM
Bryan will, Tony and Nik do, rest crapshoot. Many supporting cast come out but go home bc Bryan is major draw
I have one ticket, Seat A4, on April 28, Sat matinee 1pm at the Public Theater for Daveed Diggs' White Noise. I'll be out-of-town. It's first row level with the stage second seat off aisle, right there with the cast. The theater seat layout is an inverted U so it would be at the apex where the long part of the letter U meets the curve. Great seat originally sold by Amex. I believe the show is sold out for its remaining run. BO. If inte
OyWithThePoodles said: "Has anyone seen the show more the once? If so, did you enjoy it the second time around as much as the first? I'm looking into going again, but wanted opinions first before buying another ticket!"
I've seen it 9 times, 8 with the Irish/Brit cast and 1 with the current cast. I didn't start going until November otherwise I would've gone 20 times. Loved it. Best thing on Bway since the original cast of Ham.
With Ticketmaster, I think the only standard is they take your money and they give you what they want, DWWST12.
I sat left orchestra E1 (aisle) tonight. Great seat, tho some scenes were blocked by one actor standing in front of another. Best seats center orchestra. I can't speak to Mezz or Balcony as I don't see well and never sit up there. The boxes are probably good too. I sat in those for Springsteen, actually in his box left side facing stage. Clear shot of stage thou
LxGstv said: "I wrote saying that it feels like a Quentin Tarantino production, it got bunched up as a negative critique. I guess it depends on your opinion of Tarantino, but my comment wasn’t meant to me negative in any way, I think this production is bloody brilliant!
I used the word experimental, that probably wasn’t the most appropriate word for it. I do think this production is meant to make you uncomfortable at times, but that’s not a bad th
treblemakerz wrote: n"She went downduring the matinee today"
That's what I heard. I'm not sure why they made such a last minute alteration, but I cringed at it. At least when she sunk into the ground, it was like she was being dragged away from Orpheus; when she walked away tonight, it looked almost as if she chose to leave. It didn't work at all. Which I really hope they realize and fix, because it's the only moment in the entire show that made m
Saw it today, 4/3 /19 matinee. I've never seen any theatrical presentation of this show, only the movie so I have nothing to compare it with. I did notice older folks left at half time, perhaps preferring the traditional or movie version.
I didn't like the house lights being on thru most of it, even if the NY Times said it is supposed to be "sun light." For me, it was visual distraction annoyance.
Can I get input on best seating location. The stage is U shaped. Best viewing at the bottom of U location or on either side. It looks like band sits at bottom of U and I wondered if that would block the view.
Kimbo wrote in part: "In a year with thus many performances, any that are not running will be at a disadvantage. For that reason, I even think Paddy Considine is now slightly more of a long-shot, having left the production nearly 5 months before the awards.
Staff and cast members at theater told me the equity rules only permitted the Irish/Brit cast to stay for 6 months so they had to leave to be replaced w/an American cast. Only 3 remained an
GeorgeandDot said: "How does any self-respecting theatre fan not know who Sutton Foster is? I'm not even a huge fan, but damn girlfriend. Where have you been?"
I started theater going 3 years ago. She's not been on stage in the last 3 years. I don't waste my time with tvland.
jo said: "Interesting that both Telecharge and the Shubert Organization have tweeted the news immediately. Is that a broad hint as to what kind of theatre to expect for this exciting revival"
GeorgeandDot said: "How does any self-respecting theatre fan not know who Sutton Foster is? I'm not even a huge fan, but damn girlfriend. Where have you been?"
If Sutton hasn't been on Broadway for years, why would you assume recenttheater goers would know her? Forget her tv show or instagram. Not everyone follows her and not everyone watches her show.
And now some people here feel her voice isn't right f
Mike Barrett said: "Can't speak for everyone, but id say 95% or more of the people on this board and people who attend theatre in NYC regularly know who she is. I wouldn't say she's a huge ticket seller, but a name for sure. Jackman is the one selling these tickets for the most part."
quizking101 said: "This Broadway.com confirms the release, but doesn’t really elaborate on what it will entail narration-wise. It does raise a question though of what might be lost when translating to an audio-only format.
