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I sat in N 305 and it was fantastic. Anywhere in section 3 is great.  

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. 

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!!

Thanks, I saw your comment re Our Town and appreciate the input!

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?

The King and I at Lincoln Center when Anna's steamship enters the harbor!

What are some of your favorites? 

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?

 

On November 9th:

Our Town

Oh Mary

Sunset Blvd. 

Can't wait!!  This three show day concept is definitely here to stay.

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.

 

Yes, I did too.  Maybe I talked myself into that state of mind a bit....lol

 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 design is a bit underwhelming.  There are a few WOW moments but nothing like Dolly.

One of his best yet!

Sondheim's Wise Guys at NYTWS

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.