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I'm looking for a monologue to audition for the role of Hel, the Norse queen of the dead. For background, she's portrayed as a smart and very serious young girl who rules over the underworld. I'm looking for a childish yet serious and chilling monologue, which is pretty hard to find. Does anyone have any suggestions? Thank you in advance!

Hi, 

I just found out that my theater dept will be doing She Kills Monsters in the fall, and I've loved the show ever since I saw it the first time. Tilly is one of my dream roles and I'm looking for a monologue that encapsulates her character (strong and sarcastic but dorky and vulnerable and a little shy too) and also shows my director that I can handle a role of that magnitude. I'm willing to put in as much work as I need to, any monologue recs or general advice?

I would love to see this as well, if it's not too much trouble!

I'm not sure if you were looking exclusively for a musical, but when I rushed the Play that Goes Wrong earlier this month, there were certainly still tickets available around 11:30. It's a truly hilarious show; it actually lives up to the 'laugh your face off' hype it has been getting.

I've never stagedoored waitress, but from the pictures I've seen it seems to be fairly crowded but not DEH level ridiculous.

Hi All,

I'm looking for a song that is an appreciation song for a mentor in your life (I'm not quite sure how to explain it)

Something like Wind Beneath My Wings, Raincoat of Love, or For Good. 

Any suggestions? Thanks so much!

I've never been in the Schoenfeld before, but I would recommend checking out http://aviewfrommyseat.com/ to get an idea of what your view would be!

This is not 100% guaranteed to work, but you prices on Stubhub drop significantly around starting an hour before the show starts. You can wait by the Stub Hub center near Times Square and buy the tickets when/if they drop to a price you are willing to pay.

Update: I got to the theater roughly an hour after the box office opened, and I got two full view tickets (row F, seats 10 and 12). My view was very good, I could see everything that was going on. Thank you all for all the help!

dramamama611 explains it all very well. 

In addition to rush tickets, many shows offer standing room seats (dubbed SRO) once the show sells out. Those can also be purchased at the box office on the day of the show. For many popular shows, the line for rush tickets forms hours before the box office opens in the morning, so make sure to do your research and plan ahead if you want to try for rush tickets the day of.

The Playbill article mentioned by dramamama611 can be found here: it's super helpful and I suggest you check it out for show-specific information. http://www.playbill.com/article/broadway-rush-lottery-and-standing-room-only-policies-com-116003

Has anyone gotten rush tickets for Play that Goes Wrong recently? What time did you get there? How was the line/the seats? Considering rushing tomorrow and would love any advice

KatVer said: "I'm not familiar with how they interpreted the Marcoses. Is it in a positive light? God I hope not.

 

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I saw the show in Seattle a few months ago, and the portrayal was not very positive.

chuckydisc said: 

Did you want partial-view seats or Standing-Room tickets?

I'm fine with either, but would prefer partial-view

 

I'm hoping to see the show on July 1 at 8 pm. Taking recent rush lines into account, and the fact that it will be the second show of a two show day, what time should I get in line? (I've never rushed before, so any advice is appreciated)