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It's such a quiet and delicate show that any distraction is automatically made 5x more annoying and distracting. Went I went to see Blackbird, the young ladies next to me audibly voiced their disgust one too many times, the couple behind me were eating chips, and the guy in front of me had a very distracting head. I mean, there was nothing he could do about it then I guess, but he had a red, peeling scalp that was in my view throughout the whole play (he was a foot taller t

I actually preferred Michelle's subtle portrayal a lot more than Emma's.

Was just wondering if any of the leading stars come out. Thanks!

I saw a preview and returned to see the show again this month. I really liked Michelle Williams the first time around, although I did notice that she was a bit shaky in her first few songs. She came off as a bit shy, really. Those numbers are performed with much more confidence now. I still have nothing but praise for her rendition of Cabaret; it's beautifully heartbreaking. I can't really explain it, but her Sally somehow seems a little less naive than how I remembered her during previews.

I know people were able to rush for Cabaret about half an hour before each showing while the show was still in previews. Does anyone know if this is still the case? Any chance of rushing for Cabaret day-of?

I sat up front and far right in a partial view seat. Great distance for such cheap tickets, and the few minutes of the staircase scenes that I missed were no biggie. The biggest downside, in my opinion, is that I didn't really get to see the "floating" set. I don't think the view from the expensive seats beside me were that much better though.

I am wondering the same. I'm so desperate to see this show that I'm on the verge of splurging for a seat, but if that ends up happening then I'm probably going to have to attend the show solo...I'd much rather see it with friends but no way they are willing to pay the current prices ?format=auto&width=600