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How do I know if they are my favorites when I haven't seen them yet?

I have only purchased tickets for McNeal & Tammy Faye from that list.  Maybe looking at Swept Away.  Most I want to wait for previews reports. 

I have room in my schedule to see 5 more shows and am pretty stumped about what I want to see.  Also waiting to see what the Atlantic has for the Fall off-Bwy.

 

Sutton Ross said: "
. The way people were slobbering all over themselves when Nick was going to be in the live Jersey Boys event

If I'm spending $450, it's not ​​​​​myself I plan to be slobbering all over.

 

This will sell well in previews to fans, but once it opens & reviews come out, they'll have trouble.

I couldn't make it down to Seattle last night, but it looks like those who are fortunate enough to see this tour are in for a heck of a show.

 

https://www.reddit.com/r/IdinaMenzel/comments/1e82uoj/take_me_or_leave_me_unofficial_seattle_setlist/

I think scalpers probably purchased most of the cheaper seats hoping to make a profit.  Closer to performance dates they'll probably be on stubhub etc.

What theatres in NYC can or can't accommodate that?

I'm thinking about October for my 2025 trip to NYC (going for a week in November this year).  Hope that works for seeing this.

I'd pay to see Groff re-enact that.

gibsons2 said: "
You can easily exchange your ticket for a better one within the same price range. I believe there's an exchange fee, but still, you'll wind up in a better and closer seat. I'll be definitely exchanging my ticket from the front row balcony to dress circle. Thanks for the heads up!"

Where I bought in the dress circle there's only a $2 price difference.   Still weird.

I only gave it one listen as well.  It probably plays better live.

I've been listening much more to the recording of Standing at the Sky's Edge.  The songs for that all feel like classic rock songs that you somehow missed hearing before.  It goes on a bit long, but really good.

stagepotato said: 

Same section, row B. I’m telling you, it was one loud honking laugh guy a few rows behind me that would laugh at everything. It was obnoxiously loud but you can’t pick your seat mates. Other than him, our section wasn’t as you described."

How terrible for you that someone else enjoyed this show. 

More likely Harris wasn't interested in something with a longer run and a move to Los Angeles so they had to find someone else.

Edit: I guess I was writing this at the same time as hearthemsing

Broderick is doing Babbit in Washington DC through October.  I expect, that hopes are to bring that to Broadway eventually.  It already had an earlier run in San Diego last year.

Reading the comments about how soft spoken Staunton plays Dolly, and it makes me think about how Ruth Gordon maybe played the character in the original play The Matchmaker - just going off of how she played similar characters in films she made later,  like how matter of factly she states kooky things in Harold & Maude.

You need to sleep off whatever it is you have been partaking of. :)

Jim Parsons is prominently featured, but he still isn't above the title.  If I was seeing this for any particular actor I'd maybe wait until closer to a performance date to buy tickets since there's no guarantee no one gets the flu etc through the Autumn.

Truly grateful I was able to get to NY and see this. One of my favorite scores.  The costumes for this Encores production were fantastic.  It felt like mote than a concert. 

The young man she is singing to in the video was actor Phillip Johnson Richardson, who has been doing outstanding work recently as the Tin Man in the revival of The Wiz.