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For anyone who has seen the tour, is there any reason why sitting House Left would be worse than House Right? I was looking at tickets for the show in Charlotte, and a box seat HR is about $20 cheaper than HL. Should I avoid the left side?

Perhaps they’ve made changes since I saw it, but I actually found the sex scenes in Teeth to be somewhat tame, and so ridiculous as to never approach titillating or gratuitous. I don’t know how that show would have worked without it.

Wick3 said: "Those box seats in orch level are my favorite seats in that theater since they're actual freestanding chairs and you are right they're not selling them for this production. I'm guessing creatives may sit there during previewstaking notes and what not."The house staff was nice enough to allow me to relocate to the house right orchestra box when I saw this. Having a box to yourself is the way to see any show, honestly. You don’t miss any of the action, but the view of the set is li...

BarnabyTucker said: "I caught this one this past Thursday and thought it was a competent production of a fantastic play.My take is that Amy Ryan was leading from a place of fear instead of a place of anger. When Father Flynn was alone with her, I really thought she believed she was in the presence of Satan. This is a woman who has spent her whole life taking orders from the patriarchal diocese, and now she's stepping out of line because she knows unspeakable evils are at work.Schreiber also o...

ErmengardeStopSniveling said: "What's Pasquale's role like?"He plays both adult characters—the overbearing, “spare the rod, spoil the child” father/pastor and the over-the-top, lecherous gynecologist.

If there have been absences, it hasn’t affected the chemistry between the leads at all. They were all in for the matinee this past Wednesday and, my god, they work well together. This is such an electric production.

Re: Stage Door. I’m not sure about Aaron, but as I was walking back to my hotel Wednesday night after seeing Doubt, I came upon the crowd gathered around the stage door at the Lunt. Sutton came out and was immediately whisked into a car, so it doesn’t appear she does.

berniesb!tch said: "I don't know what really happened in the last 10 minutes of the show, but at that point I didn't care!" Yeah, I didn’t mind the slower build, but the ending seemed to be an attempt to give the material a greater sense of depth and mythology than it needed (in the weirdest f-ed up Once on this Island way?). If I had a criticism, it would be that the last scene wasn’t really needed to accomplish the show’s message on religion, purity, and hypocrisy. I’m also not sure about B...

Rushed the matinee today because it was the only Thursday matinee option. It was probably 80-85% full. The crowd seemed into it. Nick made a post-show announcement about the closing and urged the audience to “tell their friends” to come see the show. What a weird premise for a book, but the ensemble made the show. This show was not made for me, but it will play for the old folks in Peoria. It will be find success as a road show, I think.

I saw this tonight and thought it was in good shape for a second preview. There were some minor technical blips and perhaps an over reliance on irreverent one-liners, but it was enjoyable, silly, and fun. There are A LOT of songs, but it doesn’t feel overly long. Dawn’s solo songs, in particular, are really strong. And the actor who plays her is a star; she’s got great presence. The promise keeper girls also work well together. I enjoyed it, and the crowd also seemed into it.

Leaf Coneybear said: "Jordan Catalano said: "Well you better decide soon. According to their website there are two single tickets left (one each for two different dates) for the entire run."Could be wrong, but I thought they set aside a certain number of seats for rush?"I would certainly bet on them setting aside seats. I got an email from the box office notifying me that my original aisle seat was being updated to reflect a “partial view,” and they were able to move me to a different aisle s...

I got an email today from Playwrights Horizons that lists a 115 minute run time with no intermission. That feels a bit long for a one-act, and for a show based on a 90 minute movie, but I’m excited to see this tomorrow.

Cannot wait, honestly. Seeing it on the 21st.

quizking101 said: "Dionysus3 said: "Out of curiosity, does anyone know if house staff would still consider moving someone to a box seat or other freestanding chair if they bought a rush ticket? I’ll be in NY to see a couple other shows next month, and thought I might try to rush one of the two shows with Thursday matinees just to have something to do that afternoon. I’ve never bought rush seats; would that make any difference?"Be advised, depending on the show, boxes may not be available if t...

Out of curiosity, does anyone know if house staff would still consider moving someone to a box seat or other freestanding chair if they bought a rush ticket? I’ll be in NY to see a couple other shows next month, and thought I might try to rush one of the two shows with Thursday matinees just to have something to do that afternoon. I’ve never bought rush seats; would that make any difference?

Does anyone have thoughts on the seats at the Hudson?

I haven’t been able to find a satisfactory answer to this through searching online: is Lea doing 8 shows a week when she takes over? I recall there were rumors she would do fewer.

CarlosAlberto said: "Jordan Catalano said: "There’s a LOT of discussions like this going on today and they’re not going to just stop."There's a lot of people who remain angry at Lea Michele even after apologizing: I apologize for my behavior and for any pain which I have caused -which the lady in that tiktok video that Jordan linked claims she never did.People are going to hear what they want to hear and feel what they want to feel and I guarantee you that if Lea Michele went to the top of th...

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I haven’t been in nearly all of them, but the Schoenfeld and Brooks Atkinson are rough. Fortunately, ushers at both places have been kind to me and moved me into other chairs. American Airlines has been the most comfortable for me, but the Minskoff and Friedman are pretty good, too.