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Saw Back to The Future tonight. One of the few nights it was offered on a Saturday evening performance. seats were C-14 and C-16 - extreme sides. The tickets are not listed as Partial View but we had no view of the back stage projections. I’m sure the producers of the show don’t think we missed anything but we had no context for the projections at the back of the stage so it made the FX kinda lacking? I suppose buyer beware for a busier performance.

I didn't renew my PBP membership during the pandemic for obvious reasons, but I'm curious if the Papering Services are starting to offer good or interesting shows now that the world is starting back up? The Broadway offerings were fewer and fewer over the years, but I also saw lots of random concerts stand up comedy and special events. Wondering if it's worth renewing my membership or looking into GoldClub or Will Call Club?

I canceled my PBP during the Pandemic - is it worth re-subscribing now that the world is slowly coming back to life?

Link: https://www.nytco.com/press/moves-in-culture/"Nicole Herrington will be taking over as theater editor. Nicole will be moving into a new role as theater editor. A University of Rhode Island graduate, Nicole came to The Times in 2005 from The Miami Herald and joined Culture two years later. Since September 2017, Nicole has helmed our print Weekend section, which she has distinguished through an emphasis on New York City-based service as well as inventive annual pieces like our Labor Day f...

The first time I saw American Idiot, I really hated it... It wasn't what I was expecting, it was incredibly dark and it didn't feel like a musical in the traditional way.But it stayed with me, and the songs started to haunt me. I decided to go back again and the second time I was incredibly moved, I thought the message was so poignant and timely, and I just thought everyone was so incredibly talented. So many elements I wasn't able to digest the first time.I've seen it 4 times total and it st...

Vogue posted the 9 Best Tony Awards Performances of All Time... http://www.vogue.com/13263096/best-tony-awards-performances/ Do you agree? Anything missed? Personally, I really loved the opening of Ragtime and You Can't Stop The Beat from Hairspray. Also, Anything Goes with Patti.

can anyone comment on the actor who plays Catherine? that seems like one of thr more complex roles and one that really stood out in three broadway cast so im wondering if it is equally as extraordinary (!) on tour

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why are they singing around a piano when the accompanying background music is a guitar? or am i just supposed to suspend disbelief because of kyle dean massey's gorgeous silver-blue eyes and tiny little pincheably cute face???

FYI I'm actually the "kid" who didnt like Next to Normal and it didnt go over my head ... I just thought it was oversimplistic and it didn't feel authentic. And I hated the set design, but the review made it seem like I didnt "get" the fact that the set turned red when she got mad (amazing for some maybe, but not exactly brilliant to me). I think maybe a different staging might produce a different review but the scaffolding and venetian blind "eyes" werent my cup of tea. Sorry!

I bought a pair of tickets for both parts in January, but now can't go. Boo! I'm selling them at cost if anyone wants to take'em off my hands. Msg me! Angels in America Part 1 Friday January 21, 2011 7:30pm (2) Online Full Section Main Floor Right $85.00/each $170.00 Angels in America Part 2 Saturday January 22, 2011 8pm (2) Online Full Section Main Floor Left $85.00/each $170.00

it's going to become a Century 21 ... now you can buy a last minute outfit to wear to the ballet if you're in a rush! http://ny.racked.com/archives/2010/08/31/barnes_noble_lincoln_center_to_be_replaced_by_century_21.php

Hi all, I've been looking for discount codes through June 13th (before the Tony's) but all of the codes I have found seem to expire on May 30th. Does anyone know any discounts listed other than broadwaybox.com? Specifically, I'm looking for West Side Story and American Idiot. Edited to add: Also, wondering if maybe it's usual that the week leading up to the Tony's is not discounted? Thanks all!

the bulb didn't blow during the performance i saw, so im going to guess that it wasn't supposed to happen but they are incredibly professional actors who made it all seem natural. have to say that i LOVED this play. and im actually surprised to hear that people didn't like it, or even think it might be polarizing.... i just found it incredibly compelling, thought provoking, and exhausting (in a good way). thoroughly enjoyed it. would recommend it to friends.

I'm going to miss the old Virgin because it was a great place to kill time, but I also didn't spend much money there... so I guess I'm partly to blame for its demise! I'm eager to see what Disney will do to the space... the times they are a changing, and to be honest I think a Disney store now makes sense in Times Square. Better that than the empty space it has been for years... and those Charmin bathrooms are convenient but only for one month out of the year.

Also, in the article... "The new Disney store will feature technological advancements, as inspired by Steve Jobs of Apple Inc., including a new theater, where visitors can see Disney movies, TV and publishing in a “new way,” Disney's Mr. Fielding said. “We have projection televisions in all of our stores, but this will be presenting things in a new, immersive and experiential way that's never been done before.” So I guess they are taking the theater in the basement.

pardon my naivety but what is a windowcard and what do you do with them? and why do people want to collect them?!

the dance with 6 guys and one blindfolded girl was not even soft-core... medium core? but hella hot!

as i mentioned in the other thread, i really think it's important to show them without their shirts on. matthew hydzyk looked terrible. like soft, pudgy dad body. if for nothing else, cavanaugh was atleast great eye candy with toned arms in a tanktop. will need to see jeremy without a shirt to truly judge his performance. oh - the singing... right, i forgot we're supposed to take that into account too! i'll pay attention to that next time i go.

I sat beside Matthew Broderick at Die, Mommy, Die .. it was kinda surreal. I was hoping that Sarah Jessica Parker would sneak in right before the curtain, but unfortunately she didn't come. Matthew was with an older gentleman caller. Or a friend. I dunno. But not SJP. Boo.