kclahar said: "Pan_Am_L-1011 said: "I saw it in London in June and paid 200 Pounds. It was absolutely worth it and absolutely the best show I have ever seen, hands down.
I wish those idiots on Broadway would allow what they do in London. There's no scalping that way. I check ticketmaster for weeks and suddenly 8 seats in a row opened up and I snapped up two of them. I'd easily pay $200 to see it again.
Was wondering what the plans/thoughts are for 'Summer' to tour? I have a colleague who is, with questionable taste, dying to see it and hoping it will come for a visit
Sorry for the confusion. I paid $159 per ticket per part from the Box Office. I have the tickets in hand.
Hopefully someone will want to use them -- we saw Part One on our last NYC trip and are sneaking back just to see Part Two. But flying in on a Thursday was a bridge too far.
Elegance101 said: "Mike66 said: "I hesitate to ask this -- please don't jump all over me -- did anyone other than me think that Lauren Ambrose 'looked too old' for the part? She was excellent, as others have said, and I thought the re-consideration of the original worth the visit, and the music and staging was top notch. But I just had a teensy weensy bit of 'suspend reality' about the (apparent) age of the character. (Or maybe it was just that Higgins lo
I hesitate to ask this -- please don't jump all over me -- did anyone other than me think that Lauren Ambrose 'looked too old' for the part? She was excellent, as others have said, and I thought the re-consideration of the original worth the visit, and the music and staging was top notch. But I just had a teensy weensy bit of 'suspend reality' about the (apparent) age of the character. (Or maybe it was just that Higgins looked young????)
this year,. most of the tony winners are easy to predict. this is one of them.
Not only do they owe her for last year, but her performance is easily the best part of the show. I'll guess that's something folks who loved TBV or hated TBV would agree on.
Your problem (among others) is when you get off the plane and into the terminal. (And which terminal).
If its a small plane, you might not be able to get off until they sort off the gate checked luggage.
Also, with the construction, you might not even be able to get to a gate. In which case you get off the plane and onto a bus (after you get your luggage).
I have a pair of tickets to PART ONE of Angels that I cant use.
THURSDAY, JULY 12 at 7 PM -- MEZZ ROW A 1&3 on the aisle.
I paid $159 each for them (plus the usual Ticketmaster fees, through Ticketmaster online and have them in hand.
Anyone interested should contact me.
(We bought these because we saw Part One in April, and really want to see Part Two -- so when it extended, we saw these were available for our favorite location -- Mezzanine, First Row
-- I am amazed that 3 Tall Women is doing better than Angels. I know it got great reviews, but so did Angels. I am assuming three reasons why it is doing better: (1) (far and away key reason)Glenda Jackson return to Broadway with reviews of a lifetime; (2) Too recent revival of Angels Off-Broadway; and (3) time / cost commitment to see Angels.
For me, as an out of towner, it was really hard to get tickets that I wanted for
Miles2Go2 said: "Jessetenny said: "Spongebob needs to win some Tonys to help it stay afloat.
Once on This Island I heard has an extremely low running cost.. so hopefully it's not in the red yet.
OOTI may(!) be barely running in the blackeach week, but even if it is, it seems impossible that it will ever recoup its initial investment. Also, I think the fact that the Outer Critics Circle Awards rewarded My Fair Lady over OOTI do
Dancingthrulife2 said: "Harry Hadden-Paton's interpretation of Higgins is so perfectly fitting that he doesn't steal Eliza's thunder when he shouldn't and does dazzle and charm whenhe should. I went back last week and was also amazed by how much his performance has improved since the early previews I attended. The last scene is now clearly a display of the change of power dynamics between Eliza and Higgins. Hadden-Paton's acting choices for the scene are pure perf
