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Thank you for that stirring tribute, on the day of opening night. On behalf of those of us “invested” in this production, we applaud your thoughtful insights and unbiased critiques.

I’m going to make a concerted attempt to erase that thought from my psyche. Your timing is impeccable...

Joe Allen on 46th between 8th and 9th avenues. The food is top notch, and it’s one of the few remaining restaurants left that feel like NYC should. Of course, if you’re going to see “Frozen” that ethos might escape your attention.

GeorgeandDot said: "I have A LOT of thoughts about this production.First of all, for the most part it is a gorgeously designed production. I didn't love the pub/bar building. It was just really ugly and some of Eliza's costumes could have been prettier. Higgin's study is stunning and the ball scene and the Ascot are as well. The costumes for Ascot are gorgeous, especially Rigg's. The orchestra plays this magnificent score beautifully, also.Here are the problems however, the cast is just fine,...

Because we all know that in 50 years time, the world will be whistling along to the score of Mean Girls.....

MCfan2 said: "I admit I'm not an expert on usher etiquette, but that sounds . . . maybe a little unprofessional?Beautiful picture of Diana Rigg. I love her costume. I'm surprised the first photo released didn't include either Lauren or Harry or both, though."As someone who is “expert” on usher etiquette, it’s completely inexcusable.

Did the loud woman sitting behind you identify herself as Jewish? Or are you simply relying on your own biased, assumptions?

After Eight said: ""I overheard some people around me, who were closer to my age, really loving that ending with one woman going "I was like, 'yes! go girl!'" really said why Sher decided to go with that ending."Thank you for relatingthe elegantly-phrasedreaction of this theatre connoisseur. Doubtless she knows all about My Fair Lady, Shaw, and everything ever written for the stage.So good to know that this is the audience the director has torpedoed this work for."The question remains: where ...

She exits through the 200 high - 100 low aisle. As of today, tickets are being sold through January 6th!!

Elfuhbuh said: "Since a couple people expressed boredom/annoyance with the discussions over the ending of My Fair Ladyon the revival’s previewsthread, let’s move the discussion over to here so the other thread can get back on track. "^This^

Perhaps we should put Ms. Doolittle and Professor Higgjns on a couch, and subject them to an extensive round of psychoanalysis.Jesus, lighten up people!! It’s a bloody musical!!!

At the risk of appearing snarky, it’s because the intention was to do a revival of My Fair Lady, not a production of Pygmalion.

I’ll happily join all who are interested, on a new thread. Endless discussions about misogyny, are about as interesting in this context, as having a root canal.

Speaking for myself, no I do not feel that way. If you’re suggesting that all men have a default setting, that gives us an inherent sense of complacency, when it comes to abuse towards women, I would strongly disagree.I’m just here to share my passion for theatre though-which in this day and age seems insufficient.

I wholeheartedly, agree.

Judging by today’s performance, it’s well on its way to perfection. I literally felt intoxicated by the time it finished. It’s just gorgeous.

Serious problems.

I’d “kill” to see his production of Show Boat!

I’m not expecting to see Benanti in this production. Tonight is the third night of previews — I’m not thinking that far ahead personally.

Consider at least one bubble, having been burst.