The Oscars may have been hostless according to most but the true host was the set. It was warm, inviting, impressive and stunning. Kudos to David Korins on designing a standout in an otherwise mostly drab year. I hope he gets his Tony this year for Beetlejuice.
It's to signify a light-hearted comment, which judging by your response is something you're unable to understand.
You know, when someone takes the time to politely answer a question you ask, the best practice is to just say thank you and not go out of your way to insult them.
With your snarky comment I'll refrain from answering your follow-up questions. Good day.
theaterlyfe19 said: "MyLife said: "That said, I've been 3 times and the only time a principle was out was the first time in previews when Barrett had the flu and Tee went on."
Omg was that the infamous night where she only had a few hours of rehearsal??"
It was the night after that infamous night, so she had one performance under her belt :P
I don't think you can go by that. The people who run that site know no more than what's out there for the general public to know. They just neatly compile all available information into one convenient place. Just because Tootsie is listed doesn't mean there *will* be a rush policy.
I love Ashley as much as the next BWW member but I don't think she's a household name for most of America and their teen/tween children who are buying a bulk of the tickets.
The names Mean Girls and Tina Fey are enough to sell tickets.
Interesting. I didn't find Medina's Laurens to be that comedic at all. It was vulnerable, exciting, and ambitious. He has tears in his eyes the whole time and I was living for it. His Phillip is appropriately funny,
There are also actors where it's hard to rank because they're stronger in one Act over another. For example, Thayne's Laurens was nothing spectacular but I found his Phillip to be one of my favorites. Chappelle, while not "bad" I can'
When you enter a price to sell tickets for Stubhub will tell you how much you as the seller would collect after each ticket sells, taking the fees into account. They're pretty transparent, and I also have had no issue selling extra tickets through them. If you don't like the amount you'd collect you can adjust the price or take the posting down altogether.
Luwoye is great but I do think he has started to overact and over do the role a bit. He's too much at times now that it distracts me from others on stage. The first time I saw him when he was the Broadway standby, he was spectacular, and I wish he was still giving that performance.
I do not care for Breaker as Burr. His voice his fine but nowhere as powerful or emotional as the other 6 Burrs I have seen (save for 1). He's a bit goofy and play the role more like a caricature. It
Mine were second to last row orchestra and found the seats to be plenty fine. They wouldn't be my first choice but they're full view and much better than the extreme side and up close tickets like at Cher Show where you miss at least 30% of the stage.
As for your daughter, explain to her that the location is unknown but it's part of the excitement. And at the cost, it's never too early to teach someone the value of a deal. If she loves Broadway, she will g
Fosse76 said: "BWAY Baby2 said: "The parent said she would wait outside the theater for her 11 year old- that is a good idea. If you do not think so- fine. I agree with the parent. NYC is relatively safe- no one said it was not. You might not have realized it, but we live in dangerous times. WAKE UP. Why not send the child to Paris on a one week vacation by herself if she does well at Hamilton. That would probably sound like a great idea to you. Not to many, though.&quo
