Lauren2 said: "Guys I am curious how much of the stuff in the Harry/Draco fight happen? Especially the bending back. Also when Delphi tortures Scorpius. Is there just wires we can’t see?"
The Harry/Draco fight involved "human puppetry," for lack of a more knowledgeable term. There were other people in all black, nearly invisible, that were interacting with the objects being struck by spells, lifting the characters, etc.
The question posed in the first post was literally the only question/confusion my sister and I had after seeing the show.
We were just like...wha????
I guess it was just like...a staging choice to put him right into our laps, so to speak? Strange even with the, "he wasn't really in the church" explanation.
Kitsune said: "Thought I would add on here since it's the most recent thread about hotels in the area. My partner and I are looking to spend time in New York sometime in late October. My hope is that it's less of a tourist season, and more shows will have discounts.
We previously stayed at Yotel and really liked it. I was shocked at how expensive it the rates were when I looked this far out - currently showing a rate of $296 per night, which is the same we paid to
People have def discussed this in threads about the show but you probably have to really dig through them -
Yes, she signs after most shows and usually will pose for photos, too. You can search her hashtag or tagged photos on Instagram and see all kinds of coverage of it.
Seriously - where is the soundtrack to this show? Everything I can find online says it was going to be released "early 2018," but we're now mid-2018.
Does anyone have release info?
Experiences With Condescending Theatre Goers Jul 9
2018, 01:53:55 PM
My favorite moments are when, at a show such as Wicked, you overhear someone saying they saw Idina or Kristin in it in Houston or some other city last year and how great they were in comparison to whoever is in the roles at that performance.
Wick3 said: "Now that it is post Tony Awards, the only tickets to Harry Potter that are readily available are premium priced tickets at $299 per part. I've seen mid-premium prices of $249 and prime prices of $189 per parts as well.yes I thought that's crazy! If you're flying all the way from Brisbane just to see this show, then it's probably worth it to sit in a seat with a great view rather than getting a seat in rear balcony.
I saw it this weekend after seeing the first preview.
Not only did they change the joke, they've completely restaged the final scene in a way that works much better, in my opinion.
re: stage door - Saturday evening and Sunday afternoon, the door seemed pretty low-key (though I didn't stick around to see how Sunday's filled out). Also, security made an announcement that Idina would only be signing Playbills and posters - probably the result of so much non-show-rel
I don't think I've ever had a better view from a seat in a theater than I did this week at Angels. Left orch, Row G, the seat on the aisle. The way the aisle/section curves means the person in front of you has zero chance of blocking your view. I felt like I was front row without the need to tennis-match my focus back and forth.
Melissa Benoist on Beautiful? Jun 17
2018, 01:11:51 AM
I saw what was, I think, her 6th performance and I thought she was lovely. I'd never seen the show before so I've nothing to compare her to with her predecessors, but both her acting and singing were great.
Her fake piano playing, however, was not, and it distracted me. lol - but mostly because of this thread, I was specifically looking for it. IIt wasn't bothersome enough to take anything away from the performance or show, though! I may very well see it again before her run ends.
Skintight (previews) Jun 13
2018, 11:29:33 PM
Jjohansan said: "I've been lurking on the website for the past couple of days trying to findsome good seats,and it seems like a lot of center orchestra seats are released last minute (within 24 hours of the performance)..Does this have something to do with Roundabout allowing subscribers to exchange their tickets?"
While I don't have an answer to your question, I can tell you they added to performances in July (the 2nd and the 8th), so you might find
I can't remember the last time I was so moved by a piece of theater.
Celebrities not from the show coming out of the Stage Door Jun 3
2018, 09:56:29 PM
BrodyFosse123 said: "Or, OR, and this is only a wild suggestion...it's difficult to know whether or not a person was in the show unless you have memorized the entire cast, perhaps of more than 20 people, and are able to recognize them based on their headshots (which rarely look like post-show reality and certainly not on-stage recognizability) to know that it is indeed someone from the show so if you're not a stuffy know-it-all theater snob - and you aren't becau
Celebrities not from the show coming out of the Stage Door Jun 3
2018, 09:38:19 PM
BrodyFosse123 said: "Annoying is leaving a stage door on Broadway with an actor friend and having people ask you for a selfie and/or to autograph their Playbills assuming you’re in also the show. The desperation for anything Broadway. They truly don’t care who signs their stuff."
Or, OR, and this is only a wild suggestion...it's difficult to know whether or not a person was in the show unless you have memorized the entire cast, perhaps of more than 2
You're correct in your observation that there aren't a lot of new works with LGBT protagonists. However, there aren't a lot of new works PERIOD. Bringing a new work to the stage is an immense undertaking, and if it's considered "risky," as - like it or not - such a work would be, it makes it even more difficult to bring it to the Broadway stage.
That's why you see far, far more of this Off-Broadway than on - it's seen as a financial risk to not "a
Generally speaking, you should use their app for massive on-sales; everyone uses their computers but no one (relatively speaking) really uses the app, so the traffic flowing in/out is different.
I have several friends who swear by the app for this stuff and repeatedly get otherwise impossible tickets.
It was discussed in the show's main (previews) thread a bit. Here was my post:
I went Thursday [Sept 28] and McGovern, Boyer, Baryshnikov (I think? I can't remember and I can't make out the autographs lol), and Camp all exited and signed together. I was particularly happy since I'm a Pitch Perfect geek and Camp was nice enough to sign my PP DVD as well as the show's Playbill.
