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I took my 9-year old nephew to see Into The Woods. We were sitting in the front row and we both loved it. After the show, he wanted to ask Molly Ephraim (Little Red Riding Hood) for her autograph so we waited at the stage door. Vanessa Williams came out and spoke with him. She said she saw him in the front row an it looked he was really enjoing the show and then asked if he had a good time. His reply: "I really liked it. Molly Ephriam is the best actress I've ever seen!!!" He then proceeded t...

I heard at the stage door of Drowsy, they will be performing I Don't Wanna Show-Off and at the stage door of Jersey Boys, Christian said they are rehearsing a medley. Not sure of any others.

Just spoke with the guy at the box office. I was planning to go on May 29. He said the show is closing on May 21. Any suggestions of what else I can see on a monday night?

any idea how the rows are numbered? lettered? Is seat 1 or seat 10 better...closer to center? Left or right preffered?

Can someone explain the seating layout in the Village Theatre. I've never seen a show there and may try to grab some tickets to see "I Love You Because." Is it worth seeing? Is it table seating? Where would seats in ORCHL, row BB be? Appreciate the help.

My seats are in Box B. How hard will it be to get from there to the exits?

Although others may think differently, I think Idina is the best at the stage door. Kristin Chenoweth, Jennifer Laura Thompson and Joey McIntyre are pretty nice too.

4:53 pm...just got off the phone with the Gershwin. They do not have a confirmed exit date for Idina as of yet.

Where did you read/hear this? Just curious.

Is there someplace where the "powers that be" post who's scheduled out? How can one find out the proposed absences of leads?

I like receiving discounts and use them when available, but $100 for a show is okay. Our local touring series is going for about $60 per show and the quality is usually acceptable, but not nearly what you see on the broadway stage. Heck, I think $12 for a movie is outrageous, but if it's something I want to see, I'll pay it. What about $100+ for a concert ticket in a stadium that seats 25000 people. In the scope of things, $100 doesn't seem unfair considering the size fo the cast and crew.

Those are what they call Obstructed View seats that have a face value of $55.

Check out the pictures: http://broadwayworld.com/photo2.cfm?id=cjoyce It's a long story...my nephew absolutely loves theatre. He is also an absolute nut when it comes to the Wizard of Oz. I saw Wicked in November and loved the show. but didn't tell me nephew for jealousy reasons. He saw Wicked perform in the Macy's parade, called me...said he had to see this show. Promised to give back all his Christmas presents for the opportunity to see the show. I bought him the cast recording for Christma...

If you are tired of hearing complaints about Wicked posts, I suggest that, in addition to posting to the thread, we start PMing everyone who complains or suggests that we use the "all-purpose" thread. Is there any other show that has an "all-purpose thread?" That idea stinks!!! I believe in our freedom of speech!!! If you don't want to read it...don't click the link. How difficult is that to comprehend?

If you are tired of hearing complaints about Wicked posts, I suggest that, in addition to posting to the thread, we start PMing everyone who complains or suggests that we use the "all-purpose" thread. Is there any other show that has an "all-purpose thread?" That idea stinks!!! I believe in our freedom of speech!!! If you don't want to read it...don't click the link. How difficult is that to comprehend?

I think Idina is an amazing, real person. I enjoy listening to her sing, both on the Wicked OCR and her two CD's. She is a talented song writer and performer. She is a very hard worker and really enjoys performing. As for her being rude...my experiences have NEVER been negative. Look at these photos and tell me she's rude or shy. She is very gracious, friendly and caring. http://www.broadwayworld.com/photo2.cfm?id=cjoyce The fact that she signs any autographs is a bonus. When you attended you...

We have framed several of ours in groups, usually by year we saw the show and included the ticket stubs on the outside of the mat board. Sometimes, if we have photos of the cast members, we include them in the layout as well. We have actually had some done at Michaels...wait for that 50% off your custom framing order coupon...try Ben Franklin...they do a good job too...we've even matted some of our own too. We have actually decorated our dining room in "broadway". It's pretty cool. Hope this ...

When I was backstage with Idina in March, she and Joby (her dresser) both explained the flying thing the same way. There's a small piece of wood, probably no bigger than 6 x 8 inches, that Idina stands on. The black drapped skirt that covers the lift is connected to a circular metal bar that attaches to two small metal poles that extend upward from the platform and sort of wrap around her waist, but not very tightly. She is not harnessed and says she must be very careful not to move too much....