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My seat was Balcony L, row C, seat 1. I was very pleased with it, especially given the prices of other seats.  I couldn't see all of the band from what I remember but everything else was good.  This seat was on the aisle too (but note that the stairs are steep).  I'm sitting there again when I go back to see it this summer

Merrily We Roll Along without Groff is up for the 4/17 matinee.

A couple other shows I haven't seen on there too often are up too - Doubt for the 4/10 evening show, Water for Elephants for 4/10 and 4/11, Kimberly Akimbo for most of the shows this week 

 

ACL2006 said: "interesting to note that they'll only be doing 7 shows per week. Their typical schedule is Mon-Sat evenings and only a Saturday matinee."

That is interesting, I guess it's to give the dancers more time to recover compared to an 8 week show?

They do have some random Weds matinee too  (April 24, May 1, Jul 3, Aug 7). I'll be going to the first show. The comments on here have me intrigued

Plexsis said: "Are you able to hear the lighting guys whisper from the side orchestra or is that just a mezz/balcony phenomenon?"

I was in Orchestra right row L seat 18 (on the side aisle) and I didn't notice any whispering 

thanks for posting that! I saw it back in 2018, but would be happy to get to see it again

on the off chance is there anything for "An Enemy of the People"?  I checked the past few pages and didn't see anything 

I'd posted this in the other Sweeney Todd thread, but I thought he did a great job as Toby!  I had no idea it was his first show when I saw it this afternoon (didn't know until I was on this site this evening)

This afternoon I had Orchestra right, row L seat 18 for Sweeney Todd. On the far aisle, but no complaints at all as I was able to see everything

 

Edit to add - this was the first time I've ever been asked to show my ID when picking up tickets

I agree, I thought he did a great job as Toby! I had no idea it was his first performance this afternoon until I saw it here. But it explains all the photographers who rushed down the aisle during the curtain call. I thought there might be a speech or something to explain why they were there since I hadn't seen that at a show before

I feel like Mme. Thenardier always gets a laugh with her line in "Master of the House", where she notes her husband "thinks he's quite a lover, but there's not much there..."

I grew up listening to the 10th anniversary concert of Les Mis so I'm especially partial to her delivery of the line in that version

Shucked has signed posters, I believe for $100

Harmony is up for Thurs, 10/19 and Fri, 10/20.

anonanimal1218 said: "Thank you!


TaffyDavenport said: "All of the action takes place between the 2 lines, so, while you might not be able to see the whole boat from every seat in the theatre, the actors should never be outside of anyone's view, regardless of how far over they're seated.

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Taffy's picture does a good job of showing the stage, and I agree.  I was in Orch Right, row O, seat 6 when I saw it.  Not the farthest seats but pretty far to the side. I had no issues and the people to the right side didn't say they had any

Zorro the Musical  I saw it in London on the West End and loved it (Lesli Margherita stole the show). It closed before I had a chance to see it again.

 

I kept hoping that it would transfer to Broadway, or do the tour their website said was coming up in the future. But nothing. I think a version played at a community theatre in Salt Lake, and in Paris. As more time passes I figure it's less and less likely it'll happen

Orchestra right, row O seat 6 for The Shark is Broken yesterday