TarHeelAlan said: "For those that have seen the show: I'm looking to purchase a couple of the leastexpensive seats, which would be last row or next-to-last row. Would you advise the sides (200 series seats) or the end (100 series seats)?"
Got a $99 including fees rear mezzanine row E seat for the first preview. Not the worst Telecharge presale I've endured, and the prices aren't outrageous.
Huss417 said: "TaffyDavenport said: "The closing just became a non-event for me, and I'll be getting rid of my ticket."
I still think it is going to be a great closing performance and wouldn't miss it."
I'm sure it'll be fun, but I was already disappointed that David Thaxton wouldn't be there. In my opinion, Tom is as essential to the production as Nicole (more so, if I'm being honest), so I'd rather see it fo
ACL2006 said: "Again, individual shows don't report to the website. It's essentially fans that add the information that go off of actor's social media posts. I'd assume no one really reports u/s for shows like Wicked, Aladdin, Lion King, Book of Mormon, Hamilton..."
Am I the only person who isn't absolutely gaga for Nicole's vocals? Listen, I love her in the role, but her singing voice has never resonated with me emotionally the way it clearly has for others. It's technically excellent (mostly), but it doesn't reach down into my heart and soul, if that makes sense. Now, if you wanna talk about Amber Iman's voice in Goddess, I'm right there with you.
yahyahyah said: "macnyc said: "Yes, the other performances were not subtle, but no one else seemed to be shouting."
yeah true. But no one else was playing Abe Lincoln. A closeted Abe Lincoln with an insane alcoholic wife in the midst of the Civil WAR. 😂"
Exactly, and I love how people are saying he's always shouting, when he very clearly isn't during moments of quiet with Simon, Louise, and Booth. In the
Bernadette sounded great when I was there for MTC benefit performance. Regardless of her voice though, I thought she carried the show, and provided the most emotion on the stage. Lea did very little for me, and I've been a fan for decades.
Groff is working his ass off, but, by the end, it seems to only exist as a vehicle for him to do what he loves night after night, which is actually spelled out, and not just implied.
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