Profile for Avery Berlin

I completely agree with the negative reviews above. As awful as this is, this is the first broadway show I actually fell asleep in (yes, I'm very embarrassed of it). It was just so boring.

Hello everyone. I have to choose two plays to see in April from the following: The Lehman Trilogy, Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf?, Hangmen, How I Learned to Drive, The Minutes, or American Buffalo. Which two would you choose and why?

I'm doing this exact same thing in a few weeks. LSOH at 2pm and Freestyle Love Supreme at 10pm. I decided on Betrayal for the 8pm show. And I'm pretty sure the Bernard B. Jacobs Theatre and the Booth Theatre are next to/very close to each other, so it will be very easy to get from one place to the next quickly.

Im going on the 20th. The 21st is a Monday

Has anyone recently gone on a Sunday? Im planning on getting there at 7am next weekend. Does everyone think thats ok?

I've seen both and much prefer Come From Away. I found myself getting very bored during the Band's Visit but that was not the case for Come From Away.

I'm going to NYC in January. We will only be there for two full days (Sat and Sun which gives me time for 4 shows). Already decided on Pretty Woman, King Kong, and Mean Girls (I've already seen this one, but I'm going with my family who hasn't).For the fourth slot, I've narrowed my choices down to American Son, To Kill a Mockingbird, and The Ferryman. Please help me pick/tell me about your opinion on the plays. If I can't decide on only one play, I'd maybe be willing to replace Pretty Woman w...

Hello everyone,It looks like I may be going to New York in January for my birthday and I'm very excited. I'm trying to decide what shows I want to see while I'm there, and it looks like I'll have time for 4. These are the ones that I'm thinking about:Musicals:King KongPretty WomanMy Fair LadyThe Cher ShowPlays: To Kill a MockingbirdThe FerrymanAmerican Son I'm having trouble narrowing my options down and I need help. Can you all help me decide? Just a little insight into what I like: I have o...

To answer someone’s question about Mean Girls- the night I went, the stage door was PACKED. I mean, so crowded that I was practically getting stomped on. I still had fun because I made some new friends (I had to considering we were all so close together). But to answer your question, I was only able to ask for a picture with Taylor because I waited till the very end (I was the last person to ask for a picture). She had already signed my Playbill but I walked around to the other side of the li...

Has anyone gotten anything back from Barrett Wilbert Weed at Mean Girls?

I absolutely loved Hailey Kilgore. I thought she did an amazing job playing Ti Moune. Her voice is so beautiful. I also really enjoyed Taylor Louderman in Mean Girls

I went to the show on 5/30 and Grey wasn’t on for the performance. His understudy did stage door (I can’t remember his name, it was his principal Damian debut). Taylor also came out along with quite a few ensemble members. The stage door was absolutely crazy though. There were tons of people and I was almost knocked over and buried in people.

I don’t know if anyone cares, but I thought I’d update. This was actually yesterday and I made it to my hotel in Times Square with about 2.5 hours until the show (no flight delays). I had plenty of time to check in, eat lunch, and still be at the show 40 minutes before it started. I’m so glad I took the risk because I was front row and it was amazing!

CT2NYC said: "Avery Berlin said: "dearalanaaaa said: "I'm not sure if these are available, but $159 partial view first row orchestra is a very good idea! I sat there on lottery for $40 and it was AMAZING! Booster seat will really help you see over he edge, as well as your son. It's a very intimate show, so you want to be as close as possible. If it isn't, front row mezz is always the way to go."I got a front row partial view seat for an upcoming performance that I’m going to! I’m glad to hear...

dearalanaaaa said: "I'm not sure if these are available, but $159 partial view first row orchestra is a very good idea! I sat there on lottery for $40 and it was AMAZING! Booster seat will really help you see over he edge, as well as your son. It's a very intimate show, so you want to be as close as possible. If it isn't, front row mezz is always the way to go."I got a front row partial view seat for an upcoming performance that I’m going to! I’m glad to hear that you thought it was a good se...

Olivia11 said: "Only you can assess the risk you are comfortable with. If it would kill you to lose the money, don’t do it. Otherwise, do it!I regularly land at JFK, with checked luggage, between 3:30-4:00 pm and make 7:00 curtains (obviously easier when curtain is at 8:00 pm). So far (knock wood) I have never missed, but I am always prepared that my luck may run out. I take a cab except one time I rented a car, drove into the city, parked, checked into my hotel and still made it (needed car ...

I didn't really know any of Gloria Estefan's music and I still really enjoyed it. My mom went with me and really enjoyed it also.

I decided to purchase the ticket and I'm super excited! I saw DEH on Ben's second to last night and I fell in love with the show. So excited to see it again. Since it's a Wednesday matinee, who will be out of the show? I know MLB with be playing Evan but is there anyone else that doesn't perform during the matinees?

Thank you all for the advice! We are staying in the theatre district and will be taking a taxi from JFK. Also, we're not checking any bags and we're coming from Florida/Atlanta, so not international.

I fly into JFK in a few weeks and land at 10:00am (unless there are delays). I'm meeting someone there who lands at 10:27am, so we will probably not leave the airport until 11am. I really want to try and catch the DEH matinee at 2pm that day but I'm wondering if this is too risky. I'm afraid that one of our flights could be delayed, but its on Delta and I've only ever had good experiences with them. I wish that telecharge offered ticket insurance