Profile for Harriet Craig

mtchairs said: "Does anyone know how long Lincoln Center Theater memberships have been unavailable, or whether they will be available again soon? Is this something that happens on a regular basis?"

This is a roundabout way of answering your question. Back in 1988, Lincoln Center Theater did a production of Waiting for Godot with Robin Williams and Steve Martin, directed by Mike Nichols. It was at the Newhouse, and it had a limited run (about two months).

At th

VanillaIceCream2 said: "I'm considering an LCT membership to get good priority seats to this revival. Does anyone know if there's a limit on how many performances a member can attend at the member price? I know it's one ticket per member per performance, but does that mean that I would have to pay full price the next time I attend?

I tried to call and ask, but was on hold too long and gave up. Thanks!"

LCT’s website says that membership i

I don’t know what happened, but it isn’t just you, there are at least two of us who don’t like the new site. I don’t know if it’s just a question of finding any change difficult to adjust to, or if it really is as user-unfriendly as it seems to be.

The new site seems to include currently running and upcoming Broadway productions, but not past Broadway productions. The old IOBDB didn’t include BAM productions, but I noticed the new site lists the rece

There are currently more than 3000 people ahead of me, and I figure that, at the rate the queue is moving, I’ll probably reach the front sometime in the middle of tonight’s performance of Eureka Day (which I’m going to), and I’ll lose my place and have to start all over again tomorrow.

No offense to anyone who is frustrated by how slowly the queue is moving, but I almost wish it would move so slowly I don’t reach the front until I get home after tonight&ls

Two more “anti-social” changes I just noticed: They have taken away the ability to click on a reviewer’s name if you read a review you like (or dislike) and want to see all the other reviews that person has written. And when I look at reviews I have written, I can still see how many “helpful” votes a review got, but I can no longer see who gave the “helpful”

C4b2a3b said: "Thank you all so much for your recommendations!

I got tickets to Operation Mincemeat. I think we'll also get tickets to Guys and Dolls and Cabaret.

Seating question for G&D: We're planning to sit in the stalls. Since I don't know how to post a picture of the seats available, should I get tickets where the band will be to our right? Or the opposite side where the band will be to our left? Also there are tickets directly across the b

There’s a rave review from Charles Isherwood in today’s Wall Street Journal. It’s behind a paywall, but this will give you an idea:  “Ms. Booth’s writing has a clarity, simplicity and bloom that are increasingly rare in contemporary plays … thanks to the humanity that suffuses the entire production, there isn’t a trace of the artifice that could tip the play into saccharine territory. It’s a moving story, clearly and effectively told, only