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Wick3 said: "Before pandemic, I accompanied my grandmother to a Broadway show (Harry Potter). A few days before the show, I recall receiving a phone call from the theater asking if there's anything special needed to be done with the seat (some seats are removable or can be changed due to the needs of the person with disability.)

And no, you are not a douchbag for asking for a handicap seat."

This has also been my experience with both the Shubert and Ne

JBradshaw said: "I’ve had brain cancer for the past years. It’s messed up my nerves. I use a cane. I don’t use a wheelchair.


am I a douchebag if I order the handicap seats?"

Not at all! Like TaffyDavenport said, just make sure that they're transfer seats and not an empty space for a wheelchair. The accessible seats/transfer seats are designed for people with any kind of mobility issues as I understand it, while the non-seat spac

Wayman_Wong said: "I love ''Pacific Overtures''! I saw the sublime original 1976 Broadway cast, the 1984 version at York Theatre, Amon Miyamoto's striking 2003 staging from Japan (at Lincoln Center) and the 2004 Roundabout revival, based on it.

John Doyle's 2017 Off-Broadway revival had a wonderful cast, but I hated how he cut it down to one-act and dropped one of my favorite Sondheim songs, ''Chrysanthemum Tea.''"

I

I had a quick question for the boards, if anyone has been following the Umegei production of Sondheim's Pacific Overtures that is supposed to transfer to the Menier Chocolate Factory in London. Does anyone know if this production included the number "Chrysanthemum Tea"?

I know that typically it is included, but it was excised for the Classic Stage revival in 2017, and I haven't been able to find information one way or the other for this production.<

northlandfan said: "Looking at the weather forecast, it looks like it’s going to be great weather the weekend of the flea market. By the way, does anybody know if the Broadway actors still sign playbills after the show or do they just wave and quickly leave. I do collect signed, playbills and wondering if I should stage door or just donate and get a copy at one of the flea market tables."

It varies by show and by actor, even more than it did before the pandemic

MrsSallyAdams said: "Original Story

Bare: The Musical (though the play within a play is Romeo and Juliet)
Dear Evan Hansen
Ghost Quartet
If/ Then
It Shoulda Been You
Kid Victory (John Kander and Greg Pierce show, 2017 Vineyard Theatre)



Inspired by Myths

Bright Star
Hadestown
The Light Princess

Inspired by History/ Biography

A Strange

SonofRobbieJ said: "I had friends who were there sending me live updates while I'm out of town directing a show.

She did fall and then...they used the phrase 'fainted.' But she was seen not long after having dinner at a restaurant nearby. So she seems to have recovered well...but yeah...90 and a fall could be terrifying. But she's managed to come back from worse. A real f-ing trouper who will stop when she wants to."

Sounds like a condition