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I suggest like others say using your phone. Took me all of 20 min to book excellent center orchestra seats. 

Must have missed it in the press release, but David Cromer directing makes it a must for me, prices be damned. 

So glad for you and looking forward to your review! Looking for an early July date myself to make this happen but my summer is already damn packed.

ErmengardeStopSniveling said: ""Late minute entry"? The show and their involvement was announced more than a year ago."

Well pardon.  I’ve heard nothing about this and go to Chicago and Steppenwolf regularly. Wanted to share for those who hadn’t heard. 

Late minute entry for yet another reason to go to Chicago this summer. 

Somehow this album slaps even harder on a Sunday. 

^ God no.  

This a moment and probably intentional ephemera. Let this exist as it does, a wonderfully sloppy and perfect album. 

That membership most of us got for Vanya really did pay off! What a catch!

binau said: "I know that this show is positioned as a play, but is it the kind of thing that could have gone in as a musical in another year/with a different set of producersor is it very much a play?"

Very much a play with a lot of music elements.  Many songs you only hear fragments of.

Is this guy reliable? 

Loving this recording.

East of Eden is really sticking with me more than others.  Finding it difficult to determine my favorite version of Bright, each is so distinct and stunning. 

I have no space on my trip to see this before it closes, but I am so curious about it: is it really a train wreck and, if so, in the soo bad it’s good way of just really f’ing bad?

Allegedly at CSC. 

Ugh I know!  Waiting to hear early word on London Tide when it begins previews this week before I make my decision, but leaning towards Player Kings. 

I adore Bernadette, and I didn’t see either.  These references are very dated. 

Making no comments on this cast having not seen it. I did see Wicked Little Letters today and couldn’t help thinking how amazing it would have been to see  Jessie Buckley in this, however. I’m sure she was quite a thrill to see live in the initial run. 

Thanks for this, going later this month and even more excited now. Also seeing Cox in Long Day’s Journey!

I took the previous comment to mean it was on the shorter side. My bad. Guess I’m going to wait until previews start before making a decision 🤷🏽‍♂️

Thank you again: I knew it was Dickens, but not that it was a short story. I’ll read it overly this leisurely Easter weekend, thanks to you! 

Ive seen Henry IV before and have also read the plays, so if I miss the first act, I wouldn’t be devastated (and maybe the house might let me in sooner if I chose a seat near the isle and door).