Ragtime Seating Question
I sat in N 305 and it was fantastic. Anywhere in section 3 is great.
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MAYBE HAPPY ENDING. BREAK A LEG
TheatreMonkey said: "So, did the show end up having any big, spectacular moments that were often talked about by the cast? Genuinely curious -- it seems, if anything, that the show certainly has heart, but to promote a sweet show with an emphasis on technical "wow" always seemed an odd combination to me."There are definitely a few [what I consider] spectacular moments.
Maybe Happy Ending or Our Town. If you could only see one, which one?
It's the one slot in my upcoming weekend where I rethought my original choice. I have a ticket to Our Town and then realized it would never live up to the Lincoln Center production (when i read that the current revival cut the intermissions and running time...nope). That is when MHE became the "plan B". BTW here is my weekend rundown: Outsiders, Oh Mary, Sunset Blvd., Ragtime, and likely MHE. Any thoughts on Swept Away? Thanks!!
Our Town or Stereophonic
Thanks, I saw your comment re Our Town and appreciate the input!
Our Town or Stereophonic
I am a huge fan of the Lincoln Center production of Our Town and have tickets to see the revival. Now I am rethinking things. What are your thoughts with seeing Stereophonic instead?
COUP DE THÉÂTRE's - favorites?
The King and I at Lincoln Center when Anna's steamship enters the harbor!
COUP DE THÉÂTRE's - favorites?
What are some of your favorites?
re: Starlight Express--can ANYONE defend this show?
I saw this in London in 1998, I waited in line for a cancellation and ended up getting a ticket. The excitement was amplified because Princess Diana had seen SE the night before and it was all of the tabloids. The set and production design were amazingly over the top. Phantom had the chandelier, Miss Saigon had the helicopter, Les Miserables had the barricade, and Starlight Express had a bridge. All jaw dropping Coup de théâtre's of their time.
Scherzinger in SUNSET BLVD. Previews
To pivot off of this topic: I have seats in Mezz center row C. I was thinking of upgrading. How are the projections from the Mezz?
A three show day?
On November 9th:Our TownOh MarySunset Blvd. Can't wait!! This three show day concept is definitely here to stay.
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Wick3 said: "Yep I also checked tix for Jan 2-6 and they're still selling orchestra seats for $699. I wonder if we'll see Music Man on TKTS."After the 12/21 eve performance of Assassins was cancelled I got a ticket to The Music Man for that night! The cost was $279, row N seat 112. So they do lower the prices.
THE MUSIC MAN Previews
Yes, I did too. Maybe I talked myself into that state of mind a bit....lol
THE MUSIC MAN Previews
I saw this tonight and had a really great time. Hugh is a star and it shows here, his interaction with the young actors is fantastic. Design a notch or two above the disaster that was Carousel, but nothing like HD.
THE MUSIC MAN Previews
The design is a bit underwhelming. There are a few WOW moments but nothing like Dolly.
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I love the film. I saw the train wreck of a revival with Quentin Tarantino / Marisa Tomei in 1998. That famous scene when the lights go out; the only light left is the light in the refrigerator, and the fridge door is slowly opened in the Coupe De Theatre moment. The scene misfired in this stunt-casting revival.
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