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OhHiii said: "ontherighttrack said: "From small things like the way that Patti ad-libbed a different name for her second husband each time (Edwin, Timothy, Boomer, Harry - just a few that I remembered)"

My personal fave of the second husbands was Zeus."

I especially enjoyed the way Terence would repeat it back to her knowingly, as in: "Ahhhh yes, - Zeus". If it was a weird name, I always felt like

This was a truly incredible production that obviously touched so many people of in a profound and meaningful way. It was deeply moving to see the breadth of people - all at different ages and different stages in their life - finding something in this show that obviously resonated with them. The sound of sniffles and tears throughout the audience on Sunday night is a testament to that. 
 

I saw the show many times and was still noticing new details on Sunday. From small t

No rush seats today. 20 SRO were available - so there will be a lot of disappointed people. There was also some asshole line-jumping going on - a guy in a wheelchair cut the line claiming to be in a “different line” for ADA seating but then bought two standing room seats  - most likely to give to someone who was further back in the line (he was using the latecomer’s credit card). Feel sorry for the people who arrived early and will miss out because of these kind of nast

I rushed yesterday, Wednesday 5/25. We arrived at 6.35am and there were approximately 30 people in front of us. I did a quick survey of the line to figure out how many tickets those 30 people would translate into. The 30 people in line were planning to request a total of 48 tickets: 28 for the evening, 12 for the matinee, 8 flexible, but with a preference for evening. I'm not sure what the flexible people chose in the end but it seems like everyone ahead of us got their preferred performa