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Saw the show Friday. It was ... okay. I honestly felt like at times I was watching a ballet that just happened to feature a musical. Too much dancing for my liking. And I love dancing. I love a good dream sequence.

also the actor who payed Jigger was not very good.

the pacing of the death scene felt SO off. Too fast. 

I’m just disappointed. I think that’s the word! I adore Joshua and Jessie and was super excited to see this — and while I think

bwayphreak234 said: "Where do I even begin? This is one of the finest and most wonderfully crafted productions of a revival I have ever seen. This My Fair Lady is astoundingly brilliant on every level. Everything about it from top to bottom is blissful perfection. Bartlett Sher has always been my favorite director, and today’s performance reminded me why I love his work so much.

I will admit I was skeptical about the casting of Lauren Ambrose as Eliza. However, any d

100% agree with this. The younger crowds were a tad bit vicious. And the half street closures= dumb. Who thought of that idea? T'was my last flea for sure. It's just not worth it anymore.

 

adamgreer said: "Honestly, I wasn't particularly impressed this year and this will probably be my last flea market. Since they only use half the street now it's EXTREMELY congested. Also, the event appears to have been taken over by social media obsessed teenager

Hi all - rushed Sat June 17.

Was first in line -- arrived around 7:10am or so.

Next person came closer to 7:45 am.

The link surprisingly grew fairly quickly from 8am onwards. I don't know how many rush seats they had tho.

Was offered front row obstructed view - passed on those. The stage is elevated so it would have been hard to see -plus I hate sitting that close. I always feel like it ruins the magic of broadway for me  when you're that close... and

I was just really disappointed with Mr. Rudin's decision. I didn't even need to see Bette - I would have been happy with "Elegance"

I was sad for the amazing ensemble that didn't get the chance to shine on National television.

I was sad for the millions of people around the world   (like this nerdy kid right here who grew up in the middle of nowhere and LIVED for the Tony award performances)  who will never get the chance to see this show

Here's what Telecharge says;

 

*On Tuesdays** beginning June 13, 2017, the role of Dolly Levi will be played by Donna Murphy.

Donna Murphy will also perform the role of Dolly Levi on June 27 - July 2, July 5 - 9, Sunday evening - July 30, September 6 - 10, Sunday evening - October 15, Monday evening - October 30, November 1 - 5, Friday - November 24 @ 2pm,  and Sunday evening - January 7.

** Bette Midler will perform the role of Dolly Levi on Tues

I was so excited to see this show and left quite disappointed. I had a million questions about the characters - felt like I didn't really get a good story about WHO they actually WERE as people. Just about their careers and conflict. That really upset me. I wanted to know more about these 2 wmn. I wanted more depth.

Another complaint: I couldn't understand what the hell LuPone was singing half the time. At intermission I asked my friend and another patron sitting near by if the