I’m also hearing strong buzz for Collective Rage@ MCC and Scraps @The Flea"
I saw Collective Rage in DC a couple of years ago and absolutely hated it. For some reason the Post never reviewed it, so all the available reviews are from sites that never pan anything. But apparently it did well in London, so maybe they made changes?
tobiasragg said: "So I became a member to purchase tickets to this but $150 ($65 contribution plus $80 ticket) is totally out of my price range.
However, because there are no refunds on memberships, I bought a ticket at $80 to sell to a lovely BWW fan who might not have been able to get one. It's one seat, Row M Seat 19 for Sun 9/16 at 7:30pm. Looking for $150 total to cover the member contribution and ticket.
Jarethan said: "DramaTeach said: "It’s about ratings, and their ratings haven’t been good. But it’s too late to honor Hamilton. I beg to disagree. I saw Hamilton three times in the first two years for regular box office prices...was able to get tickets, thought admittedly not easily. It has been absolutely impossible to get non-premium, non-extortionate resale tickets to it in a long time, harder than in the first two years.”
freewilma said: "Esther2 said: "Saw this tonight. I found it totally charming. The cast is pitch perfect. They do miraculous things on a tiny stage. The only quibble for me was the score was just kinda...there. Not bad, but not terribly memorable.
I'd definitely see it again at some point if discount tickets are available, if only to see if anything is changed.
Islander_fan said: "annang said: "Islander_fan said: "speaking as a member of the front of house team at The Lyceum. I urge you all to either see this show before it closes or revisit it one last time before it does.
As for the "audience participation" (if you can even call it that) generally, if someone in the orchestra level doesn't get the ball rolling, we may whisper in an audience members ear to do so or at times do it ourselves. It ver
Kennedy Center cancellation tickets are face value, meaning it could be $99 or $625 or anywhere in between, depending on what tickets they have. I’ve heard it’s usually 0-4 tickets total available. They would also rather see a seat go empty than discount it. I discovered that when, one minute before curtain, the box office manager told me that there were no seats left below my price limit, and that she had three empty seats at twice that price each, but that there were n
I saw her a few months back in DC, with her mom. Some She Loves Me, a lot of Joni Mitchell, mom doing Judy Garland, and a lot of story telling. I had a good time.
Islander_fan said: "speaking as a member of the front of house team at The Lyceum. I urge you all to either see this show before it closes or revisit it one last time before it does.
As for the "audience participation" (if you can even call it that) generally, if someone in the orchestra level doesn't get the ball rolling, we may whisper in an audience members ear to do so or at times do it ourselves. It very much fits in with the entire show within a show co
Islander_fan said: "I find it sad that you're letting one part of "audience participation" of this show get in the way of what would otherwise be a fantastic evening of theatre. And, the reason why they mention things like gunshots or haze is because it can impact this with hearing issues or respiratory issues.
For the vast majority, audience participation isn't that big a deal by any means."
Hi all, I have one extra ticket for the first preview of the musical Dave at Arena stage in Washington DC, starring Drew Galen. The ticket is a balcony seat, on July 13, next Friday night. I got a deal and got the ticket for about half price, so I’ll sell it to you for what I paid, $59.25 including fees. PM me if interested.
woodchuckjr said: "I purchased them directly from Ticketmaster. I do not understand, however, how me purchasing them above face value would change the fact that I'm selling them for the same price I bought them for.
The potential drama is precisely why I prefer to PM the price."
Because people want to know whether they’re buying an item for the price it originally cost, or the price that you paid that includes a markup, since they might be able t
newintown said: "There is something that potential audience members may want to know before buying tickets.
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At the end of the show, all white members of the audience are more or less forced to leave their seats, bags, etc. and stand on the stage to be looked at by some of th
Did you purchase them for above face value? I think it’s only fair to say so, if that’s the case, so potential buyers can make their own decisions about whether they want to purchase them at a price that may be above face value.
(I also know the price, and I debated whether to just put it in this post to end all the back-and-forth... not sure why there’s often so much drama here about ticket prices...)
ScottyDoesn'tKnow2 said: "annang said: "BalconyClub said: "You had to use the spoiler phrase AUDIENCE PARTICIPATION in the thread title?
I’m actually incredibly grateful for it. Audience participation, and specifically, surprise participation that the audience isn’t warned about in advance, is one of my biggest theater pet peeves. I had no idea there was audience participation in this show. Now I know not to go see it. So I really ap
BalconyClub said: "You had to use the spoiler phrase AUDIENCE PARTICIPATION in the thread title?
I’m actually incredibly grateful for it. Audience participation, and specifically, surprise participation that the audience isn’t warned about in advance, is one of my biggest theater pet peeves. I had no idea there was audience participation in this show. Now I know not to go see it. So I really appreciate that someone gave me the heads up, even though I thin
