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Just jumping back in to say I sat in C1 (house left, front row on the aisle) last night and thought it was a fantastic seat! The stage is high so I couldn’t exactly tell you what shoes any of them were wearing, but overall could see everything very clearly and it’s a great show to sit close for. I really appreciated that heads up on left vs right - left is for sure the way to go. 
 

And I really enjoyed the play overall! I did expect it to go a lot furth

For seating... how partial view are those partial views in the front far sides of the orchestra? I was looking at those Row C seats on the sides (the first row of two seats), which are not technically marked as partial, but the pic of that on A View From My Seat looks almost absurdly angled. 

Better off sitting really close but on the side like that, or much further back but more centered for a similar price? I know the Hayes isn't huge, but it's hard to tell for this

JSquared2 said: "JudyDenmark said: "TheatreFan4 said: "JudyDenmark said: "
I will say that there was one point when I thought I saw two cast members sort of roll their eyes ateach other in a "can you believe this audience is so dead" way, and I got a little offended. We were all having a greattime, you don't need to chastise us from the stage for not being what you think is a perfectball audience. It really took me out of it for a moment,

TheatreFan4 said: "JudyDenmark said: "
I will say that there was one point when I thought I saw two cast members sort of roll their eyes ateach other in a "can you believe this audience is so dead" way, and I got a little offended. We were all having a greattime, you don't need to chastise us from the stage for not being what you think is a perfectball audience. It really took me out of it for a moment, and they need to recognize - especially as the show g

I was at the Saturday matinee, sitting center orchestra (right in front of Andrew Lloyd Webber, fwiw) - and while it didn't have the same exact energy as PAC, I definitely didn't feel like it was a dud at all. It was of course an older crowd, as any Saturday matinee would be, and we even heard ALW say as much to the guys he was with, but I felt like everyone was enjoying themselves! It wasn't a lot of shouting out and fan-waving, more like the kind of enthusiastic cheering and cla

FWIW, I'm a straight cis woman who knew absolutely nothing about ball culture. To be honest, had never even heard of it, despite unknowingly having seen some elements through the  occasional drag show and Madonna's Vogue. 

But I was interested in the PAC production because of word of mouth (and I do have a nostalgic soft spot for the Cats score), so decided to watch Paris Is Burning before seeing it, and I am so glad I did. I'

quizking101 said: “The Good: Carrie Coon.

Sidebar: Your tolerance for blood should also factor into your decision because its use is quite realistic in terms of the body horror genre."

This is my dilemma. I LOVE Carrie Coon, I think she’s such an insanely talented actress, I’m a big Leftovers fan, and I can’t fathom her being in anything on Broadway and me not immediately getting a ticket.

I mean odds are that it will eventually tour next season, but no, it’s not that. Was just trying to be conversational since I wasn’t sure. I meant bottom left, and now I’m sure it’s Hamilton. It’s obviously not Starlight Express either on the bottom right lol. 

It looks like there are 10 shows here; roughly 5 columns with two shows (top and bottom) per column. What is that bottom-middle-right show if not & Juliet? Even that painting is o

I love a season guessing game - I wish every theatre did it!

Gordon Ramsey is for sure Hell’s Kitchen, as is the map of NYC below it with Hell’s Kitchen highlighted

The potion top right with the ‘forever young’ self help book below it I assume is Death Becomes Her

Possibly & Juliet? (torn photo & singer at the bottom, the black & red hearts above, the painting above that)

I think the bottom right group might be Elf, with the Chri

gibsons2 said: "BroadwayGirl107 said: "Maybe it's just my demographic but I feel like in the last week or so John Proctor has really taken center stage for Best Play. I know it didn't win and other awards but I don't know if that matters. The Times article about women's emotional response to the show, the amount of celebrities seeing and shouting out the show, and the social media team has genuinely done a great job of painting it as a phenom (funnily enough-

kdogg36 said: "Mr. Wormwood said: "Now who knows the reasoning for picking RWHC over Boop but it is what it is"

It seems logical to me:Real Women Have Curves(likeParadise Square)was nominated for Best Score. That seems relevant, as itwas the main justification for pushing forStereophonicto have a slot last year."

Why would score take precedent over showing off a best choreography nomination (which Boop has

I feel like DBH would be crazy not to do For the Gaze at the Tonys - ideally with a healthy in-character intro from Jennifer so she gets a deserved moment. 

Hoping/assuming Pirates does Modern Major General. The great DHP aside, it's so delightful especially with that semaphore choreo! 

I saw Buena Vista so long ago and loved it - really looking forward to revisiting whatever they choose. Whatever the choice, I do hope they showcase the insan

bwayphreak234 said: "I am really hoping Sunset Boulevard takes sound design - truly the *BEST* sound design I have ever heard in a Broadway theatre. Crystal clear, lush, and glorious - it's like having surround sound in your ears."

I fully agree with how great that sound design was, and would be happily on board with a Sunset win, but need to call out BVSC for this category too. I left that show specifically thinking about how great the sound design was, which is

Finally catching up on all of this after an annoyingly slammed work day (really, of all the days)… my biggest WTF is all of the Pirates snubbing! I had the best time at that show. So many ultra competitive categories, so it is what it is, but I am shocked that it didn’t get an orchestrations nom. Shocked.

FWIW, I don’t find the Real Women Have Curves title offensive, but it’s definitely off-putting to a lot of demos. I find it nuts that they didn&rsquo