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BoringBoredBoard40 said: "1000% was not disclosed that Kerry was missing most August performances when tickets first went on sale for this...."It absolutely WAS disclosed when member tickets went on sale. I bought for August 2 on day one about an hour after the member presale started specifically because it was her final performance.

As a counterpoint to the mixed/negative reactions on this thread, this is reaction from when I saw the show 3 weeks ago, on the other thread (which no one is using, apparently), and it is decidedly more positive:"Just got out of the evening show, and I thought it was astounding. It’s not often something comes along that surprises me with its level of craftsmanship the way that this did. Everyone involved is firing at all cylinders, and I haven’t heard such an immediate and wildly enthusiastic...

Play Esq. said:"Bad play and a cast that won’t sell (and isn’t this guy like secondary in Heated Rivalry?)"His role was supporting overall, but the episode that focused on him is many people's favorite, and his scene in the penultimate episode is arguably the most memorable in the entire season.

I stopped counting, but I think I’ve seen the show about 20 times, with my first visit to see Maya coming up this week. I’m not sure how she does the reaction to “Do you believe in past lives?”, but I’ve been disappointed that no replacement I’ve seen so far has delivered it with anything close to Cole’s over the top goofy bray. I haven’t seen Hannah, but I’m guessing she does it similarly. As far as I’m concerned, that’s the “correct” way to say “huh???!!’” coming off the heels of the dramat...

PipingHotPiccolo said: "Chicago and BOM were there to sell tickets, but its 1050pm why am I listening to Rachel Zegler scream through A Chorus Line? To what end? (they didnt even mention that she will be back on that stage next year thanks to Evita...)"They did mention EVITA, when she and Ben Platt came out to present.

Just got out of the evening show, and I thought it was astounding. It’s not often something comes along that surprises me with its level of craftsmanship the way that this did. Everyone involved is firing at all cylinders, and I haven’t heard such an immediate and wildly enthusiastic ovation in quite a while.

ColorTheHours048 said: "gordi_92 said: "As a first time viewer of the Show, would you rather sit very side Orchestra (Row F - H f.e.) or in the balcony (Row E)?And which side would you prefer? Is one side more obstructed than the other?"Far side orchestra F-H isn’t bad at all. You may miss an entrance or exit, but they’re not prolonged, and you’ll be close enough to see facial expressions. I’ve sat as far back as the last row of the balcony, and still had a great time. But maybe not for myfir...

It's "in," not "on" the West End.

I've watched this at least once a day since it originally aired, so this news is huge for me:https://youtube.com/shorts/Naye69o0Vt0?si=X3zjDXoHm7D6YrQh

Sutton Ross said: "Tking0012 said: "Anything for chess before Lea leaves?"No."TDFCHESS also works, though 6/4 for Lea performances.

broadwayboy222 said: "Looks like 8:15."I sent an email to customer service requesting a refund due to personal circumstances that prevented me from attending on my original date, and they offered me a credit voucher so that I could rebook. I think if you explain to them your situation, they’ll accommodate you.

yyys said: "last row balcony or wheelchair seat?Johnm2 said: "I just bought a ticket and it’s $57. How is that overpriced? lol""TodayTix was having a flash sale advertising $57 seats, which were only the wheelchair and companion seats, reinforcing what I’ve known for years, which is that the Lortel doesn’t care who sits in those seats (arguably the best seats in the house), and there is no repercussion for buying them.

Maybe I was tired, but I think the play itself is extremely overrated. The performances are great, with Linda Emond getting about 75% of my laughs, but there were a lot of times when the audience was howling, while I sat stone-faced. I love mean-spirited, politically incorrect humor when it's witty and clever, but I didn't find the majority of Alden Ehrenreich's (Max's) put downs to be either; they were just mean and basic. Also, the play felt like 3 hours.

Apologies if this was already posted somewhere:

He returns to Sundays for Tony voting in May, through the end of the run.

For me, Judy Kuhn is unmatched, with exquisite vocals and a perfect example of acting through song, which she does quite effortlessly.