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Saw Book of Mormon and Anything Goes yesterday. Book of Mormon had signed window cards for $200 and the cast members had buckets for donations. Anything Goes wasn't collecting.

I hope you enjoy it. It was a little bit under 2.5 hours with an intermission.

I saw this Saturday evening (after seeing the matinee of Spider-Man) and I had a good time. It starts off fairly funny, but gets serious about halfway through the first act. The end is a bit predictable (as was announced by the lady in front of me part way through the second act), but I don't believe the ending was supposed to be a surprise so I don't hold that against it. All of the actors did a wonderful job, and I felt the play was very well written (I'll add here, that I don't consider my...

Of all the times I've done will call, I can't recall ever being asked for an ID. I usually just tell them I'm picking up tickets and either give them my last name or the credit card. Of course no guarantee, but I'd imagine you'll be okay.

I, too, was at the matinee yesterday. It was my 3rd time seeing the show. Cell phones (not mine) went off during the silence before I Am the One (reprise) at two of the three performances I saw. It really ruins the moment. Oh well, still a great show :)

I got a ticket for this show through TDF last month. It was center orchestra row N. It was towards the back, but a great seat. Have a good time!

Broadway: Young Frankenstein Les Miserables In The Heights South Pacific Xanadu Curtains (x2) (final performance) Wicked Avenue Q Rent (final performance) White Christmas (opening night) Cry-Baby A Catered Affair Pal Joey Sunday in the Park With George August Osage County A Chorus Line Gypsy [title of show] Shrek Damn Yankees Tommy Reunion Concert Off-Broadway Saved! What's That Smell Marriage of Bette and Boo Rock of Ages Forbidden Broadway Goes to Rehab Regional (Goodspeed) 13 The Story of ...

I can't really add anything to the seating questions (other than don't sit in the mezzanine), but Sutton Foster came out last night and signed for everyone, and was pretty awesome. Jen Cody came out and hung around talking to an acquaintance by the stage door, and signed for those who approached her, but didn't go along the barricade from what I could see (which was the case with much of the ensemble/fairy tale characters). The young Fionna's came out but were with family, so I don't believe ...

Going into the show last night, I knew nothing about Pal Joey, but I had a good time. I agree that Martha Plimpton stole the show, but I thought that the other actors did a great job as well. I was surprised to see the negative reaction this is getting online. Hopefully they make the changes needed so that everyone enjoys it.

I agree 100% with what you said. I saw this show two times last week, and would have went back more if I had been able. Has this show announced a theatre yet?

I may be mistaken, but I think you write the name of the theatre where you have the show listed, so it would be: Name of person c/o theatre address of theatre

I love reading these adlibs :) Last time I went, there were two ladies sitting in the onstage seats next to an elderly couple. The elderly couple were wearing Xanadu t-shirts and Broadway hats. The two ladies had to be spoken to about not eating or taking pictures before the show and didn't really laugh much afterwards. After the "Am I the only one who gets it?" part, Jackie walked over to the elderly couple, checked out their clothing and said "Aww, aren't you two cute." Then she paused befo...

I'll be on stage tomorrow evening (for time number 4). I'm taking a friend who hasn't seen it yet. I'm thinking she'll love it though:) I may be mistaken, but Saved is playing until the end of June, so I imagine Curtis won't be taking over Sonny until after that.

So far, I have tickets for: May 24th--Saved and Xanadu June 29th--Curtains July 19th--Damn Yankees September 7th--Rent

I agree with Yero. For me, the record was definitely worth the $50. It takes out Man in Chair's dialogue and inserts other character's (who would've been in the 1928 recording). But ultimately you won't listen to it more than a couple of times if you already own the OBCR. So my enjoyment, too, comes from owning it, not listening to it. I have the record displayed with my other Drowsy merchandise and every-so-often I'll listen to it, just to get some use out of my record player :) Ultimately, ...

I saw it in Hartford as well and agree that Nancy Opel was good but not great as the chaperone. The set was just about identical to the Broadway set. The only differences I noticed was that "Love is Always Lovely in the End" was done in front of the curtain instead of having its own set and the exterior backdrop in the end didn't move quite as smoothly as it did on Broadway. I was impressed with the tour.

When I saw a matinee of Farnsworth during previews, he left through the stage door. He was the only actor to stop. He signed (only playbills) and talked but wasn't taking pictures. He seemed very friendly though. Have a good time!