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Phantom4ever said: "The dress circle overhang is bad. It's very very bad. There is no sugarcoating that. If you're familiar with the overhang at the back of the RRT orchestra, well it's even worse. You definitely won't be able to see people standing on the wood structure upstage. And you won't be able to see extend downstage either. "Thanks for the info, Phantom4ever. That's too bad. Might have to look into selling these tickets then. Fortunately, I already secured mezzanine tickets through g...

Yeah, I'm curious about the obstructed view seats. I bought 6 in dress circle row F for February. This makes it seem not so bad, but I'm wondering if anybody has firsthand knowledge of how obstructed the obstructed dress circle seats really are. I've only ever sat in the mezzanine and the balcony at this theatre.(I'd strongly recommend against sitting in the balcony. It's wayyyy too far away.)

That is the most extensive B-roll footage I've ever seen, then.

Last night, I watched the extended cut of the Hamilton piece 60 Minutes aired on Tony Sunday. It's pretty clear to me that CBS recorded the show in its entirety with a fully intact original Broadway cast for their special. Has Lin or anybody said anything about this footage? In light of recent news that Leslie won't participate in the recordings and the fact that Groff and a few ensemble members have already left the show, I'm very curious what will become of CBS's priceless footage.

Oh, man, looks like AP is out. http://www.broadwayworld.com/article/Breaking-News-AMERICAN-PSYCHO-Sets-June-Closing-Date-20160526So I guess it's between Beautiful, School of Rock, and Cats then.

Fun Home doesn't play on Sundays. Are there other shorter shows? Most of the plays open now will be closed by August.

I have a 7pm flight out of Newark on Sunday, August 7, which means I could fit a 2pm matinee in before departing for the airport, but a 3pm show would be too late. Unfortunately, most shows seem to have 3pm matinees on Sundays. My options are:BeautifulSchool of RockAmerican PsychoCatsThoughts? I've never seen Cats, and it really does not appeal to me, but I feel like I should see it just because it's so iconic.

Damn, guys! Quite the consensus! I'll get my tickets to Waitress right away!

I am going to NYC in August, and I only have one night to see a show. I'm torn between Waitress and The Color Purple. I am a huge Sara Bareilles fan and have heard wonderful things about Jessie Mueller. I know nothing about The Color Purple other than that Cynthia Erivo's voice blows my mind and Heather Headley is my childhood idol.Which one would you see? Or is there a third option that you think is even better?

Judging by my Twitter, it is unpopular to think people should dress up a little to go see a Broadway show.

SharpLapel said: "I know this isn't what you're looking for, but my best friend's dad used to sing her "A Bushel and a Peck" at night. Yes, I know, it's a strip number in GUYS AND DOLLS, but in another context, it's actually quite sweet." My mom used to sing that to me, too! It's a little too upbeat to be a lullaby, but it still holds a special place in my heart.

When I was a baby, my mom often sang "Count Your Blessings" from White Christmas to me before bed. Are there any other good lullabies from musicals (or movie musicals)? So far, the only ones I can think of are "Til There Was You" and "Goodnight, My Someone" from The Music Man.

I saw this last night in Chicago and quite enjoyed it. I'm a huge Next to Normal fan, and a couple of years ago when I was in NYC, most on this board advised me to see Hedwig over If/Then, saying If/Then paled in comparison to Next to Normal. I took that advice, and was thrilled to get a second chance to see If/Then. While it's not as good as the masterpiece that is Next to Normal, I quite enjoyed If/Then, particularly as Elizabeth finds her voice and abilities in the second act. At intermiss...

I think Sean Hayes would be fantastic.

I flew in from Chicago for the weekend specifically to see JCM in this role. I had tickets for the 10pm show on Saturday night. Not sure if I'll be able to make it back during his run.

I just got back from NYC and went to Hedwig's matinee yesterday. I think it was the best show I have ever seen, and I am so, so glad that I went. Thanks for the input!

I'm coming to NYC next month, and I only have time to see one show while I'm there. I loooved Next to Normal, so If/Then seemed like the obvious choice. But then I'm a huge Sutton Foster fan and have never seen her live, and I've also heard such incredible things about NPH and Hedwig. If you could only see one show, would you choose If/Then, Hedwig, or Violet?