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Dan6 said: "inception said: "Is this too much?

Great Gatsby @ 2pm

Oh Mary @ 5pm

Sunset Blvd @ 7pm

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It’s doable, if you don’t want to eat or use a bathroom. It’s a bit more than 8 blocks (through crowds) from the Broadway to the Lyceum, and Gatsby tends to run until past 4:30, so that’s the tightest turnaround."

I'm doing something similar in Oct. 

I was just thinking about Sherie Rene Scott. I was thinking about how I wish I could see her in Death Becomes Her as well... really either of the two she would be great 

I wonder if they'll change/update some of the words and their definitions and sentence usage. There's usually some room to play around with that. 

NOWaWarning said: "I know it’s a crowded field and she has major competition in her own show, but I’m pulling for Hilty."

Same! 
 

A friend grabbed us tickets this morning! We got great seats in the Orchestra for N for $90!

He did get a pin as well! 

inception said: "If shows really want to sell some tickets they need to start putting out some discount codes."

Agreed! I'll be there end of October, but I cannot swing these prices for an early preview! That being said... I also saw it in Chicago, but I very much want to see the changes made.

I have a friend trying to get us tickets on 9/10 for the 1/2 price... 

I must admit, I'm a little bummed at the tepid response to Gasteyer. She was the reason I wanted to see the show, but I'm probably going to skip. 

Anyone go this evening? Excited to hear about Ana Gasteyer! 

TotallyEffed said: "I very much appreciate the use of practical sets and props but it’s been filtered and color corrected within an inch of itslife, making itlook like the whole thing is CGI."

Yes! This is why I thought the train was CGI in the trailer and not a practical set. It looks veeeeeerry fake 

jpbran said: "Observation said: "Not going to lie... until that little behind the scenes snippet, I thought the train was CGI for sure."

I let out an audible "Whaaaaaa?""

It looked extremely fake, to me, in the trailer. 

Not going to lie... until that little behind the scenes snippet, I thought the train was CGI for sure. 

What are the chances they might film this for release? I'm not familiar with the show, but is it something that would come across on screen? 

Illinois just brought tears to my eyes. I wish I would have seen it when it was in Chicago! 

Dan6 said: "Trying to put myself in the position of someone who hasn’t seen any of these shows, W4E was the first performance that made me think I wanted to see it."

As someone in this exact position, If I were in NYC, I would prioritize a ticket for Water For Elephants. Aside from some of the terrible camera work (obvs not performers fault) I was enthralled! 

Yes seriously, because your post isn't showing up on my end, it's a blank post with a broken link. So calm your tits. 

I'm just curious at who she would be? Unless Viola? Could she be joining the producing team? Ahhh the marketing team is soooo good at drumming up interest.