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Fun thread...in this rough order:Next to Normal (West End)Stereophonic (Broadway)Ragtime (NYCC Encores)Sunset Boulevard (Broadway) Maybe Happy Ending (Broadway) Guys and Dolls (West End)Operation Mincemeat (West End)Cabaret (Broadway with Redmayne)Gatz (Public Theater)Here There Are Blueberries (NY Theater Workshop) The Outsiders (Broadway - I can have 11 right?)

Jordan Catalano said: "Funny, my first thought was Plimpton in the Micaela Diamond role which, I know was a lot younger but just seemed more fitting."So funny, I thought this too! But then immediately told myself “oh wait she’s too old.”I need to see a production of *something* where Plimpton plays Michaela Diamond’s mother. Or sister!

Owen22 said: Jesse has to be playing the priest right? You really do need a comic actor for that role. Fleischman is the himbo soldier and Paulo in the Pasquale role?"Yes these were my thoughts too. I can’t imagine anyone but Jesse could be in the priest role. Krakowski is going to be amazing as Marianne. Plimpton in the Amber Gray role for sure, Paulo will be brilliant in the Pasquale role, Dornford-May as Fritzi. Not sure of the Shamos/Cannavale roles?

I am dying to see this, especially with Brooke’s, but am on the wrong coast. Any hope of a transfer?

Recent redemptions:Orch A2 for Hills of California (!)Orch P1 for Great GatsbyOrch J117 for The RoommateOrch J5 for Stereophonic

The MCC box office told me the run time will be about 1 hour, 45 min, with no intermission.

Wow that’s such a shame. But I can see how it might happen if the A performance is substandard.

This is an really moving, richly told, intimate play, Deirdre O'Connell really embodied the character, and the supporting cast is just as talented (especially Greg Keller, whose roles are all over the place, and we even had one understudy, Raquel Chavez, who was shockingly effective). It may be highly triggering to anyone who has experience with domestic violence. I don't think there's any reason to buy premium seats FYI - the space is super small, every seat is excellent, and I ended up in t...

I bought a GA ticket for this week. Price was very reasonable and I assumed that if the theater only holds 60 seats, none could be all that bad (can anyone who has seen this weigh in?) I’m so excited to see Deirdre O’Connell.

There are standing room tickets that have a great view. I believe they might be same-day only.

I got in quicker on my phone, which for whatever reason often happens during these scenarios. Telecharge tried to kick me to the back of the line while I was ordering, but I was able to hit the back button and go back to the seating chart.

I'm still in line. Can anyone tell me -- What is the date of the first preview, and when is opening night? For whatever reason I'm having a hard time finding that online.

I saw it recently and was pleasantly surprised by the performances. My show didn’t have a weak link in the cast. But yes, expect the audience to be a bit much, and for the entrance/exit/intermission stuff to be chaotic.

Leslie Kritzer!

Michael Imperioli! Seriously??

Seats for Patriots today (opening night) were amazing: Front Mezz Row B center! Lots of us in the same row loving TDF.

Brandon Cameron was on for Orpheus when I went this week. He was fantastic.

I am also wondering this - usually no bad seats in this theater so I just bought Row G.

I also loved Alex as Hades and Max as Hermes. I hope they elevate Max after Lilias leaves.

They were there on the Sunday night preview as well. For me, they were a highlight of the show.