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This is due to close the day before I arrive in the city for my holiday. Hopefully it will extend, if only for a week. Is this likely?

It is possible, on paper, and the planets all align. But Id only try it if youre the kind of person who has a Broadway ticket in your pocket and can still keep your cool when youre sitting on the tarmac and the pilot announces, “Sorry, folks, theres going to be a short delay due to technical difficulties with the jet bridge.”

Not a great start for Choir Boy. But i wonder if it will be another A Doll’s House, Part 2 - a slow start, although it was well received on the boards here, and when the critic’s reviews came in, the grosses increased sharply

I saw this at the second performance and can't recommend it. The tricks with the cards were fantastic, but the overall show didn't really come together for me. It felt like a half dozen stories that didn't lead to a satisfying conclusion. 

There are also big problems with the sight lines 

The Full Monty Python's Spamalot

Lucky Guys and Dolls

Long Days Journey Into Night of the Iguana

Apologies if this has already been noted. But nelly while I feel for your situation, you seem to have worked through your initial anger and achieved some catharsis and acceptance by posting here. Think of the hundreds you would have had to spend in therapy to achieve this same effect. I wish my group therapy sessions were as effective.

Recently saw a production at a theatre here in Melbourne which, because it was on a lower level at the Arts Centre, didn't receive a phone signal. It was a nice feeling knowing no one would be texting or tweeting or updating their Facebook status during the play.

is it too unreasonable to revisit the laws not allowing the use of devices to jam or block phone signals in places like the theatre?

Petewk87 I don't think you'll miss anything 

Neonlights is right. Several times the characters are by the stairs. I don't know about the mezz box seats on the left, but I was a couple of seats away from the box in the orchestra and the people in the outside box seats were leaning over a fair way. For those outsde of them the view would have been pretty bad.

To answer an earlier question about the setting. I just re read the opening description of the play, and the setting is pretty faithful to the text

I saw this last week and must have missed the ushers handing out inserts, but I wasn't paying attention when I left. I do remember that when I was in the foyer before the play there was a small board with the cast listing and there were three names on the board - Daniels, Williams and another, but my memory is vague and others might be able to clarify if it was Sophie Ann Caruso. I only recall it because at the time I was surprised as I had thought it was just two in the cast.

I thought this thread might be about the annoying pop-up that pops-up every few seconds, especially in the BWW app.

Anyone else have this problem? Know how to turn it off? Or do I just have to wait until the show is over, and then wait for the next pop-up?