Profile for Keiichi2

My fiancee and I are only five weeks away from our next NY theater weekend (April 17th to the 20th), and as a regular visitor since 2002, I am looking forward to returning to my favorite city to experience great shows, indulge in excellent food, and meet up with wonderful friends.

 

We usually stay at The Michelangelo on W 51st (directly behind the Winter Garden and Ellen's Stardust), but when I tried to book, they only had suites available that were more than I wanted

Well, for those of you who were curious, I did decide on my final show slot, and it is Maybe Happy Ending.  It was an extremely hard decision, and I honestly miss the days when I had the time and money to see 7 or 8 shows during my Broadway theater trips.  In the end, MHE won out due to what I heard from the score, and the video clips I saw.

 

I'm sure I am missing out on some great shows, and hopefully some will tour around Chicago and Madison, WI. close to w

" Not on your list but perhaps should be - Death Becomes Her :) "

 

Saw it in Chicago last summer. (I live in Wisconsin.) Right now, the ones I'm leaning the most to are Maybe Happy Ending, Dorian Gray and Dead Outlaw.  I appreciate the comments so far, and hope I can hear more.

 

And to answer SingingEachtoEach, I understand that my list is quite varied.  I try to see a mix of shows when I can.  The ones I have ticke

My fiancee and I are visiting April 17th to the 20th for a short trip.  I currently have these shows locked in.

 

Thursday, April 17 - Gypsy

Friday the 18th - Hugh Jackman at Radio City Music Hall

Saturday the 19th (Evening) - Old Friends

 

I would like some advice and suggestions on what I can fill the Saturday afternoon slot with.  I have a few shows that I am interested in, so if anyone has seen or has had thoughts on these show

My fiancee and I are going to be visiting NY in order to see the Hugh Jackman concert at Radio City, as well as Old Friends.  I will probably see a couple more shows on my own, but that's what we have locked in.  We are visiting Thursday April 17 to Sunday the 20th.

 

My usual go-to hotel for theater trips has been the Michelangelo on West 51st and 7th (behind the Winter Garden theater), but they are already booked for that weekend, except for their mo

Does anyone know when tickets for this go on sale to the public?  I keep looking, but I see no info.

 

I'm hoping to get two tickets for this in April when we go to see Hugh Jackman at Radio City.  My fiancee is originally from the Philippines, and one of her dreams has been to see Lea Salonga perform live.  She is jealous of me that I have seen her 4 times over the years, starting with seeing her in the West End Miss Saigon back in 1990 when I was 12-yea

I'm going on a short theater trip in less than two weeks. (I'm seeing Tammy Faye, Oh Mary!, Once Upon a Mattress and Sunset Boulevard while I am there.) One of my traditions is that during the two weeks leading up to a theater trip, I listen to Tony Award broadcasts, musicals and movies about NY while I work just to help me get in the mood.

 

I was listening to the 1990 Tony Awards this morning, and I honestly have to wonder why haven't the two big musicals of t

Happy to announce I have finalized my plans for my upcoming theater trip. 

 

This will be my first time back to NY since March of last year.  Used to do these private trips fairly regularly - twice a year from between 2005 to 2019, so it will be wonderful to get a chance to see some shows and stay at my "home in NY", The Michelangelo Hotel, directly behind the Winter Garden. 

 

I used to do these trips alone, but on this one, I wi

Death Becomes Her begins its performances for its pre-Broadway tryout in Chicago tonight.  Is anyone going or planning to make the trip to see it?

 

I have a ticket for the matinee on June 1st, and really hope this ends up being at least decent.  The last two tryout musicals I saw in Chicago (Paradise Square and The Devil Wears Prada) weren't exactly the best.  Regardless, I always enjoy making the trip to Chicago when I can't make it to NY.

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So, my upcoming NY weekend March 9th to the 12th is almost filled.  Here's what I currently have locked in...

 

Thursday, March 9th - Sweeney Todd

Friday, March 10th - Camelot

Saturday, March 11th (Evening) - Some Like it Hot

 

So, I have one slot left open for Saturday afternoon on the 11th, and am trying to decide between Kimberly Akimbo and & Juliet.  I'm leaning a bit more toward Kimberly, but I would appreciate the

Harriet Craig said: "Keiichi2 said: "Does anyone know what time on Sunday tickets go on sale to the public? Telecharge and the show's website don't say, and wondering how I can find out."

Tickets appear to be on sale to the public now, on Telecharge’s website. LCT’s website still says tickets go on sale to non-members on November 13, but if you bypass LCT’s website and go directly to Telecharge, it looks like anyone can buy a ti

After a long absence, I am finally able to return to NY for a theater trip, and will be attending a long weekend from March 9th to the 12th.

 

Before the Pandemic, I would come out twice a year in the Spring and Fall to see as many of the new productions I could, but the past couple years have been hard, starting with me getting laid off from my job of 15 years (along with 40% of the company) in 2020 because of the Pandemic, learning last year that I am a diabetic (luckily,