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shomeika said: "There is an early screening in Palm Springs tonight and one soon in NYC. Hopefully feedback will be shared."

Thanks for the info! I just snatched up one of the last available seats for tonight's screening in Palm Springs. I am a local and had no idea it was happening. Should be a fun night out! I will try to get my thoughts together in a somewhat educated fashion and post them here later. Bill Condon is holding a talkback afterwards as well. Will

I am from CA and am a newer adult (21), so have spent some of my disposable income on a handful of trips to see theatre in the city. My first trip to the city was when I was 12 and we saw Matilda and Side Show. Both so great and I'll remember them forever because they were my first. Auntie loved Side Show 

As an adult, How I Learned to Drive from the front row on my 30 Under 30 ticket was frightening. I had

Shared a row with James Lapine during one of two preview performances of Falsettos before it officially opened in LA later that week. It was thrilling once I realized who the man passing by me to use the restroom was. He was gracious and had conversation with anyone who wanted it on the way out. Got to express some gratitude for Passion and went on my gay little way. I only glanced over once or twice and it looked like notes were being taken on a large le

Cut out at intermission of Sweeney to put our names in for the cancellation line for this. Does not seem that hard in theory long as you show maybe 90 mins prior to the performance you want. The attendant running the show keeps things moving! Funny show-related quip, while waiting the Saturday night before, Blythe Danner was out front waiting to go to the show (apparently she loved it too). 

Ok so the show,

Endlessly hysterical. Tailor made filth for any John Waters fa

Saw the first Sunday matinee these two did. Only Act One as that was the plan from the jump. From what I saw, Sutton is giving a performance worth the return visit and the rush ticket price. I was wary as first of the casting, as echoed by all, but she more than impresses. From what I remember, my biggest issue with the production before was the grand lack of stakes. Although the production overall remains a snooze fest, Sutton imbues it with new life. She would have def made it a more intere

BroadwayBaby6 said: "Does anybody have any info on what The Ahmanson has in store for 2023-2024. Looks like all the major tours have been snapped by the for-profit Broadway in Hollywood with the exception of Funny Girl which is probably going to the Ahmanson. I'm wondering if the Ahmanson will get any London imports and if so, which ones?

Any leaked info?"

Nothing leaked or concrete but here is to hoping we get an awesome London or Broadway remount of