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CoffeeBreak said: "When is the embargo lifted tonight? Some of the footage I thought was from the also Kenny Leon directed "A Soldier's Play" but with columns."

"Reviews for “Othello” should start rolling out in the wee hours of Monday morning. (The show gave critics free tickets under the condition that reviews be published after midnight, so the company can enjoy its opening night party without worrying about notices.)"

https://www.nytimes.com/2025/03/23/briefing/broadway-ticket-prices.html

seeseveryshow2 said: "Front row center should be fine. I sat in second row center. Fantastic to be so close and it’s a terrific show.


The stage is not high as it is elsewhere. You should have no trouble unless you are really short.

Go for it."

Awesome. Thanks for the reply!

I don’t usually do front row center orchestra, but it’s what’s available for this show for me. Any thoughts on seating for this show? Is the stage high. Will I miss a lot?

I didn’t like this as much as I wanted—theme park fare, tbh.

I look forward to the day Jennifer Simard gets a role that truly showcases the depth of her brilliance. She’s one of a kind and never disappoints in whatever she’s in. I went for her and wasn’t disappointed on that front.

I had high hopes, but this was really bad lol

whew…those book scenes are the PITS 😩

They could’ve kept this, to be honest. I respect the swing, but it just didn’t work. I found it to be basic and bland.

Loved the effects though. Very trippy. See this while high. I can’t imagine experiencing this any other way. lol

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Job well done, Patrick!

Fab run!

I can see the playwright winning another pulitzer. (If the eligibility window hasn't passed.) It's such an incredible, complex, challenging and moving piece. I feel lucky to have seen it.

Saw this last night. A must-see.

wow.

What are your thoughts?

n2nbaby said: "I have no idea what this is but I will see Corey Hawkins in just about anything. He was sensational in Six Degrees of Separation."

It’s a thrilling masterpiece. A must see.

I read the play a couple of years ago and now hate I did. Go in blind. You won’t regret.

Lot666 said: "ShowBro said: "It is hard to imagine a world where a role is celebrated / receives a best actor award for an accused child molester, but I guess welcome to 2022."

Your perception of a *character* in a show as unsavory is irrelevant to whether the *actor* who played the role deserved an award."

!!!!!

Thank you! So annoying. smh

TaffyDavenport said: "FWIW, all this commentary about the show’s ending is a huge spoiler, and I’m very glad I didn’t read it before I went."

Agree. Very inconsiderate of them.

UncleCharlie said: "AndreyIsntHere said: "I’m biased as a Hadestown fan, but I’d love to see the Walter Kerr theatre renamed to the André de Shields theatre!"

James Earl Jones say hello!"

It’s already been announced that the Cort will be named after James Earl Jones when it reopens.

I miss it too.

I went to the Theater Talk revival/goodbye-for-good show at the Lincoln Center performing arts library a few years ago (2019?) and loved it. So messy and intellectual at the same time. It helped me better understand Jesse and Ben as critics. Seeing them critique is very different than reading their words.

I agree with the chorus of those who said the doc was “shapeless.” I’ve seen much better/in-depth.

And I agree that ignoring the London ‘18 revival was “egregious.”

A waste of time tbh.

It was cute and well done. Nothing riveting. But to see this from a Black writer was cool. It reminded me of a Bess Wohl play.