Profile for rwlevin

We were told an actor got sick.

McDonagh has never won a Tony. He's the Susan Lucci of the Tonys. Not even The Pillowman won. It lost to Doubt but I still think The Pillowman was far superior. I hope it transfers if only because I rarely get to see shows before they go uptown.

Let's see. Both shows made me cry. I mean, any version of Carousel I watch makes me cry, be it the movie or the revival I saw in high school with Audra McDonald. Once on this Island was staged at my high school and that made me cry too. I guess it depends what you're more interested in. If you like old fashioned, Rogers and Hammerstein musicals, see Carousel but if you like calypso and The Little Mermaid, see OOTI. I say...see both, but bring lots of kleenex.

The Pillowman definitely. My friend and I were second in line for student rush and we ended up sitting in middle orchestra just off the aisle. I look up as a nice looking lady sits down next to me and smiles and then her partner shows up. It's Kevin Kline! And then I realize I'm sitting next to Phoebe Cates! And that's when it hits me that our student rush tickets were in actuality house seats that were going unused. Plus, the show was awesome and cemented my love for Martin McDonagh.

Are you kidding? Every review I read was a rave. Even Ben Brantley loved it.

Also, if you don't want to wait in hold there's any option where they'll call you back when you're at the front of the line

Notreallysilent 2 said: "That was one of the most frustrating things ever. I got a code for 12 and none of the dates that I tried worked for 2 tickets. Then I decided to just buy one, and I put it in my credit card information wrong since I was in the middle of class, so I wasn’t paying as much attention and then it said wrong credit card information. I tried again and it said sorry this code has already been used. Tried to get ahold of Ticketmaster with no luck, and now it’s pribably too lat...

mikem said: "rwlevin, I had the same thing happen to me that my credit card got charged but there are no tickets in my account. What number did you call? I tried calling customer service but I couldn't figure out how to actually talk to a human being. The automated systemwanted an order number, which I don't have."18006538000. Just ask to talk to an agent. Don't even mention tickets. My credit card still doesn't have anything listed but stuff I charged yesterday hasn't been listed either. Als...

WithoutATrace said: ""HELP!!I made it to the payment screen used my card on file (I updated all info last night). When I clicked purchase it just said there is a problem. I kept clicking, entered a different card manually clicked a few time. Then last click it went back to main screen to select price point. I assume my session timed out went through process and once selected it says code has been used. No email confirmation, nothing on ticketmaster account, and of course TM number is just bus...

Phantom of the board said: "HELP!!I made it to the payment screen used my card on file (I updated all info last night). When I clicked purchase it just said there is a problem. I kept clicking, entered a different card manually clicked a few time. Then last click it went back to main screen to select price point. I assume my session timed out went through process and once selected it says code has been used. No email confirmation, nothing on ticketmaster account, and of course TM number is ju...

I saw the 1993 production during holiday break on the night I was supposed to see the Red Shoes. I was only 12 years old and fell in love with it. It didn't that the cast had the singing voice of Aladdin and the voice of Jafar, not to mention Pete, the friendly Greek diner owner in The Muppets Take Manhattan. The following week, when talking about what people did during the holiday, I said I saw "She Loves Me" and people started teasing me saying "you make it too easy, rwlevin." Homophobia to...

icecreambenjamin said: "rwlevin said: "After Eight said: ""Oscar Hammerstein was spinning the world forward."He had decorum. Class, too. He wrote about raindrops on roses and whiskers on kittens, not about having maggots in one's scrotum or being totally ****ed. He also wrote about having to be taught to hate and fear. Of being afraid of people whose eyes are oddly made and skin that's a different shade. That's pretty darn progressive. "rwlevin, I think you misinterpreted that song. Maybe you...

After Eight said: ""Oscar Hammerstein was spinning the world forward."He had decorum. Class, too. He wrote about raindrops on roses and whiskers on kittens, not about having maggots in one's scrotum or being totally ****ed. He also wrote about having to be taught to hate and fear. Of being afraid of people whose eyes are oddly made and skin that's a different shade. That's pretty darn progressive. "

Yeah, you had to choose the day last year. That's why everyone who couldn't go on Saturday was able to go on Sunday this year-because of the snow. It's the same at the other cons. I know that the new york comicon is always sold out on Friday and Saturday, sometimes Sunday but not so much Thursday. Usually the busiest/best day to go is Saturday.

He was out when I saw it too in the beginning of January, also a Saturday night. I was so upset. And the show makes no announcement and the official Twitter even says they make no announcement until the time of the show. I want to see the show with him in it but now I want a guarantee that I can get a refund if he's not in it that night.

Kad said: "I honestly don't know any locals who attended this event in a context not related to their jobs. Why would New York theatre fans, who have access to not just the shows but also many unique events year-round, shell out that kind of money to attend a more hectic, condensed, and commodified version of what they already have access to? " I'm a local who attended this event. I live 40 blocks away and was looking forward to this all year long. I have a career that I worked hard to get to...

The internet password was easy to guess (it was hilton). I randomly typed it in and got access and gave the password to anyone who asked.For the marketplace being geared towards kids-there were two booths for theatre camps and several for acting/dancing/singing classes. Also, I had never even heard of those cards before but kids were obsessed with them and were trading with each other in the marketplace so much that several of the volunteers had to ask them to move and one vendor was selling ...

Pootie2 said: "I also would have participated in the "adult" panels instead of many of the other entertainment bits, and like Marianne2 says, a lot was cooked up just because of the storm and cancellations. The energetic "Broadway entertainment" events took over social media for buzz because, let's face it, the producing 101 panel isn't interesting for a lot of people, I imagine."Except producing 101 was so popular they tried to move it to a bigger room and when they couldn't kept the doors o...

I'm tired of fighting. If you think I'm a racist, that's fine. I refuse to fight. And you can make up excuses and reasons for different actors playing different types of roles but when the point of the role is her heritage, you know what? I'm going to stop right there. BTW-Apparently I now have to say that Fanny Brice is the most iconic FEMALE Jewish role. Gee, that's nice.

Due to people thinking I'm full of it, I deleted this post. For the record, I said the MAIN cast, not the whole cast of Fiddler, IE Randy Graff, Alfred Molina, Laura Michelle Kelly, Sally Murphy, Tricia Paoluccio, Nick Danielson, Robert Petkoff and David Ayers. If I'm wrong and one of them is a member of the tribe, then I apologize.