gleek4114 said: "Nycat63 said: "PatrickDC said: "Nycat63 said: "It won’t be there Oct 29 so I assume you mean sept 29?"
Good catch! Yep, Saturday, SEPTEMBER 29. And thanks for the tip about the hotel."
No problem! Also, I did see Hedwig at the Cadillac - was roughly in Row H in Right Orch (a few seats off center aisle) and view was great. But that’s a very different show/set so I’d love to hear oth
PatrickDC said: "Nycat63 said: "It won’t be there Oct 29 so I assume you mean sept 29?"
Good catch! Yep, Saturday, SEPTEMBER 29. And thanks for the tip about the hotel."
No problem! Also, I did see Hedwig at the Cadillac - was roughly in Row H in Right Orch (a few seats off center aisle) and view was great. But that’s a very different show/set so I’d love to hear other opinions. I do recall thinking the mezz
PatrickDC said: "I'm debating flying to Chicago to see the show on October 29. I've never been to the Cadillac. Any advice on seating? And specifically for TOOTSIE, how close/far should one sit in the orchestra? Plus any recommendations for hotels near the theater would be appreciated (mid-range, not cheap but not pricey).
Thanks in advance and if I go on the 29th it would be great to meet others who might be there."
jordynmcanany said: "It wasn't really a money thing, as they ended up being around the same price technically. The c10 seats were cheaper but also this upcoming thurs/friday, and the person I usually stay with will be away. So I had to get a hotel, which kind of even its out with the 100$ more g1 seats. I still took it into consideration though, because it just felt weird paying more to be further back. I would've expected them to at least be equal (one close to the
Seeing faces in Cursed Child? Aug 25
2018, 02:26:40 PM
It’s completely reasonable to overthink it given the prices! We were only going to be able to see it once and I think I went through 5 returns before I settled on my seats LOL. In addition to my vision I’m also short (as is my daughter) so you can only imagine how much overthinking I did! And since we aren’t local I had to buy in advance rather than play the odds of prices dropping as the date approached. My last return saved me $100 ($50 each) because I moved closer (H from L) but from cent
We sat in Row H in the 3rd and 4th seats from center aisle. I have less than stellar vision so I am always concerned about seating (unlike most people I can’t make out more subtle facial expressions even from a first row mezz in a smaller theater, and balconies are just completely out). I felt like I didn’t miss anything in H. So if you have normal or close to normal vision I don’t think you can go wrong in G, and the fact that it’s more centered and $100 less is just
BANDSTAND! - Fathom Events June 25th-28th Jun 22
2018, 10:47:41 PM
Also, the tickets are sold via movietickets.com. You can search for Bandstand directly on that site as well.
BANDSTAND! - Fathom Events June 25th-28th Jun 22
2018, 10:40:17 PM
I just went to Fathoms website and clicked on Bandstand - I entered my zip code and theaters near me popped up with a link to purchase tickets. Is it possible there may not be a theater near you showing it? I live in a mid-sized Midwest city but there are 3 theaters showing it within an easy driving distance.
Lot666 said: "atuomala said: "Lot666 said: "Where is the stage door for the Lyric?"
On the43rd street side. You pass right in front of it if you line up along 43rd street to go into the theater."
Thanks! When facing the 43rd street public entrance, is the stage door on your left, or your right?"
It will be to your right as you face the entrance. No way to miss it - very long barricade and I
Celebrities not from the show coming out of the Stage Door Jun 4
2018, 12:27:11 AM
James Cromwell at Dolls House Part 2, Bobby Cannavale at Falsettos and Joe Lo Truglio at Front Page, who also happened to be seated next to me during the play and was super nice. Cromwell smiled and waved to those waiting at stage door, Cannavale did not acknowledge anyone, but no one tried to engage him, either. Which I think is appropriate when a celeb is not in the show.
VotePeron said: "It appears he is always missing the Saturday matinees, and then at least one other performance throughout the week, sometimes 3 total. "
I have tickets for the Saturday matinee after the Tonys. So sounds like I shouldn’t hope to see him even if he’s healthy? I heard he was missing a lot of shows lately but didn’t know if it was illness related/temporary or an actual predictable pattern. How does that work with their cont
At least he was somewhat self aware enough to notice Quinto not feeling it, but he goes for it anyway.
smh.
Tony Shalhoub May 31
2018, 06:12:00 PM
I’m still holding out hope he’ll make a surprise appearance at the first performance after the Tonys when I have tickets. Probably silly of me but maybe?!??
newintown said: "In many years of seeing understudies go on in plays and musicals, I can't think of any who I thought were terrific. Most did little more than avoid embarrassing themselves."
While I can’t agree with that as a general rule, I will admit to being one of those people who is super disappointed when I get an understudy in a significant role (first thing I do is look for the “dreaded slip” and hold my breath until I see
Understudy-Palooza Weekend May 29
2018, 10:50:39 AM
The only time I got to see Rent (other than the first couple of tours) Norbert Leo Butz was Adam Pascal’s understudy. In fact, I believe he was a swing. While there’s almost nothing that comes close to Adam’s rock tenor for me, Norbert was spectacular and made me forget that I wasn’t seeing Adam. And look at him now.
However, as someone who has to travels to NYC for Broadway fixes and can usually only see each show once as a result, I do understand that feeling of seeing a slip in
LightsOut90 said: "pretty disappointed behind the lack of transparency with whatever is going on here, really was hoping to see Tony"
Same - I really enjoy his work and was hoping to see him in a couple of weeks. Shouldn’t have assumed he had a one year contract (or even a 6). I wish they hadn’t used the term “hiatus” in all the press releases - at least I would have known back in February that he wouldn’t be in in June
CT2NYC said: "CPannullo said: "Still no word on a June schedule? Did a search but can’t find any info"
Call Telecharge, 212 239-6210. If there's a June schedule, they'll have it."
Telecharge’s message about Shalhoub on their site says “he’s leaving” the show to film, but will play select performances in May. That sounds more final (and sadly for me seeing it in June, possibly more rea
broadwaynerdnewbie said: "Boys in the band producers brought the tickets and putthem on stubhub that is screwed up if true."
It’s the only possible explanation. If you look on stubhub you’ll see that for each show 200-300 tickets are on up for sale (the theater capacity is only 776). The vast majority are in the center orchestra and priced 2-4 times higher than face (even premium face). I can’t imagine scal
