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It looks like they've only released those seats for the first month or two maybe? I'm not seeing those two front rows for sale in or past May unless they've all sold immediately. Just FYI

I've been weighing the idea of sitting on the far right of the theater in row G or H of the orchestra, but I've seen mixed things elsewhere online about whether I'd miss anything for sitting in this location (or the extreme edges of the theater in general). Does anybody have experience with these seats?

I didn't see a preview thread for this yet. Previews started last night at St. Ann's Warehouse in Brooklyn. Has anybody seen it yet?

Little Girl Blue had it's first preview tonight at New World Stages, was anyone there?

Dwayne Johnson as Seymour in Little Shop. Anybody have any other good ones?

I saw the remount of the Friedman production in Boston and loved it. A part of me hopes they'd consider bringing back Umbers and Humbley but I also wonder whether Charley and Frank are roles that they could age out of.

I was also at tonight's performance and just wanted to add the perspective of someone who doesn't know Britney's music much at all. The audience did seem to love it, but the show very much felt designed for the Britney fan. For example, the integration of Britney's songs within the story seemed to get a lot of laughs, but without any knowledge of her music I felt like all of this went over my head.I would agree that the choreography was pretty generic, same thing with the arrangements. The mu...

For the person who asked about the gunfire, I haven't seen the show but I saw this in the digital program: "All guns used during this performance are replicas that were provided, checked, and rendered inoperable by a weapon’s specialist for the safety of our artists and audiences. All gunshot sound effects are pre-recorded."

It sounds like le reve has changed, I saw it years ago. Thanks for the correction.

Can't remember if this has been mentioned, but it is worth knowing that Le Reve is 75 minutes compared to the standard 90 minutes of all other vegas cirque-esque shows. I personally have found it harder to justify the vegas prices for a show that short but it is a very good show. Having seen most of the shows mentioned here, I would also add that most of these shows are great, but they are different enough that you should choose based on your own personal interests. For example, mystere is ve...

I stumbled upon a LaChanze interview with her mentioning the show could be going to London before returning to the US. I'm happy to see that this show has a future! (Link:https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.newsday.com/amp/entertainment/theater/lachanze-bay-street-theater-1.34460111)

I just got an email with full details on onsale dates for those still wondering. General onsale for Six is July 11, Black Light is August 8, Moby-Dick is August 29 for preview performances and October 3 for the full run, Gloria: A Life is November 21, Ocean Filibuster is January 23, Macbeth In Stride is February 13, and 1776 is January 17 for preview performances and March 26 for the full run. In the past, tickets have gone onsale at noon, so I would assume it is the same here. I'd also add t...

I think OneL99 was talking about the seats that are at stage height on the far sides up front for some productions, which I could see being less ideal. I would echo that the stage on average is fairly high. However, the venue can change significantly from show to show so it really depends. As far as food goes, a couple of my favorites are The Sinclair and Boston Burger Company for something more casual.

I saw this on Wednesday, which was the second preview. I have to echo all other thoughts I've seen that this was great. There were definitely a few minor technical issues, but those were to be expected this early in the run. I would recommend this for sure, I had a hard time finding much about this show that I didn't like.

Was anyone at the first preview tonight? I'm excited about this one, it looks like it could be good.

It's co-produced by Berkeley Rep and The Public. If it's not getting its premiere in NYC it'll probably be out in California I'd imagine.

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I just saw this tonight and I enjoyed it. It definitely felt a little like an operatic vaudeville. The imagery of the show was a serious highlight. The music and singing was also outstanding. There was a solid two maybe three minute ovation after a rendition of sometimes I feel like a motherless child for example. From the front row it was noticeable that even members of the pit were surprised by the reaction. There definitely weren't any week links in the cast and the show was at its best wh...

I thought I would bump this. Is anyone able to confirm whether there have been rush seats available recently?

For some reason the stage seemed higher than normal for this show, not sure if I'm just imagining that or not.