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https://twitter.com/estreetprods/status/1661072929583398914Pretty cool of them to do this. Tix are free. Show is Friday, 5/26 at 2pm.

It has been a MINUTE since I've been on this forum but I had to come back after seeing PRIMA FACIE last night. I saw a screening of the West End production at my local theater last summer and made sure to get a ticket once it transferred and I'm so glad I did. Jodie Comer was absolutely stellar ... her performance was heartbreaking, effortlessly switching between characters, accents, voices, emotions -- she was firing on ALL CYLINDERS. What a special actor. It's one thing to memorize all thos...

Yay, this is exciting! Awesome movie. So upset it's not on Netflix anymore--I was actually just searching for it this weekend to watch it because I hadn't seen it in a while.

One kid was in a tux with a red bowtie saying it was the best thing he ever saw, and that was a really sweet thing to see."It wasn't Iain Armitage, was it? I ran into him all dressed up in a tux at The Color Purple a few years back.

Great news. I was there last night and loved it.

Don't Tell Mama -- piano bar on 46th St. Minors are allowed.

I see your point, BroadwayConcierge!

Edit: Also, I hate to say it, but I did not buy the father/daughter age relationship between Butz and Benanti. I know Benanti's age has always been a question for this role, but I never really thought about it during the performance except during the short Eliza/Alfred scenes."Isn't Ambrose older than Benanti? Not that it really matters, but to your point. I didn't really feel any issue with it while watching. Actually, I was wondering how Butz got so old...

Jordan Catalano said: "Saw Laura last night. She was so stunning. However, I would suggest for people to maybe wait a couple weeks before going and let her warm up to the role a bit. In Act One, her accent was all over the map. It switched from cockney to Irish to (mostly) Scottish and even a bit of Spanish during one song. She just needs a little time. But other than that it was glorious. And when she comes out at the end of Act One in that dress...not even kidding - one of the most stunning...

I was at last night's show and it was AMAZING. Benanti truly captured the role, and as stated above, her chemistry with Harry Hadden-Paton is great. I can't believe they only really met the first time the other day; felt like they've been on stage together for ages. However, I'm convinced HHP could have chemistry with a brick wall.

I won in April and got standing room. Not bad at all.

Just bought my ticket for Oct. 24th...my body is ready.

I've done standing room for Dear Evan Hansen and Book of Mormon (twice) - definitely not a bad experience. You also get quickest access to the bathrooms at intermission. My feet do start hurting towards the end though. For DEH, there were girls next to me that ended up getting seats in the orchestra after intermission, so that's always a possibility.

Incredibly disappointing.

Absolutely brutal review from Rex Reed at the Observer. http://observer.com/2017/12/broadway-review-steve-martins-meteor-shower-shows-off-amy-schumers-incompetent-acting/

That was a pretty horrid experience. Just ended up doing a Thursday & Friday in July - $40 tix for the balcony. Whatever.

I also got one for 12, and my friend got one for 11.

Should probably put a question mark at the end of the title of this post. Edit:

http://www.playbill.com/article/owners-of-ellens-stardust-diner-reach-agreement-with-union

Olivia11 said: "I know there are union rules to consider (length of show, etc) but they either need to find a way to add more bathroom stalls, particularly on the ladies room (which I know is extremely difficult) or lengthen intermission to allow enough time to use the facilities. Period. It is a ridiculous race.every.damn.show. I locate the bathroom on the way in so I know where I'm going, basically jump out of my seat as soon as the lights come up at intermission, walk quickly to the bathro...