sarge3
Chorus Member Joined: 7/16/21
Sutton Ross
Broadway Legend Joined: 7/20/13
#2seats for Company
Posted: 7/16/21 at 3:57pmRow A and B are actually the third and fourth row. They took the front two out for safety protocols. Either one is fine.
#3seats for Company
Posted: 7/16/21 at 4:19pm
Even before the pandemic started, I've always preferred seats that are close, but not too close. Less neck-straining and actors not spitting on me.
This is why I suggest Row H, especially for this revival of Company, in which the actors and Bunny Christie's set take up the entire stage at numerous points. Plus, there's a lesser chance you'll catch a whiff of Patti LuPone's cigarette smoke when she strikes a match shortly after "The Ladies Who Lunch."
Attached, here is the view from this row when Bandstand called the Jacobs home:
- You're just a flightless bird!
- No. He's a dreamer, Frank.
Updated On: 7/16/21 at 04:19 PM
fosterfan2
Broadway Star Joined: 8/7/11
#4seats for Company
Posted: 7/16/21 at 5:55pm
Jordan Levinson said: "Even before the pandemic started, I've always preferred seats that are close, but not too close. Less neck-straining andactors not spitting on me.
This is why I suggestRow H, especially for this revival ofCompany, in whichthe actors and Bunny Christie's set take up the entire stage at numerous points. Plus, there's a lesser chance you'll catch a whiff of Patti LuPone's cigarette smoke when she strikes a match shortly after "The Ladies Who Lunch."
Attached, here is the view from this row whenBandstandcalled the Jacobs home:"
Re: Patti's cigarette smoking: I hope Katrina Lenk has strong lungs,since she sits right across form Patti in that scene.
bway0
Stand-by Joined: 5/8/21
#5seats for Company
Posted: 7/16/21 at 6:36pm
fosterfan2 said: "Jordan Levinson said: "Even before the pandemic started, I've always preferred seats that are close, but not too close. Less neck-straining andactors not spitting on me.
This is why I suggestRow H, especially for this revival ofCompany, in whichthe actors and Bunny Christie's set take up the entire stage at numerous points. Plus, there's a lesser chance you'll catch a whiff of Patti LuPone's cigarette smoke when she strikes a match shortly after "The Ladies Who Lunch."
Attached, here is the view from this row whenBandstandcalled the Jacobs home:"
Re: Patti's cigarette smoking: I hope Katrina Lenk has strong lungs,since she sits right across form Patti in that scene."
While we’re talking about it, is it one cigarette in this scene only or is she smoking during the entire show?
#6seats for Company
Posted: 7/16/21 at 6:39pm
bway0 said: "fosterfan2 said: "Jordan Levinson said: "Even before the pandemic started, I've always preferred seats that are close, but not too close. Less neck-straining andactors not spitting on me.
This is why I suggestRow H, especially for this revival ofCompany, in whichthe actors and Bunny Christie's set take up the entire stage at numerous points. Plus, there's a lesser chance you'll catch a whiff of Patti LuPone's cigarette smoke when she strikes a match shortly after "The Ladies Who Lunch."
Attached, here is the view from this row whenBandstandcalled the Jacobs home:"
Re: Patti's cigarette smoking: I hope Katrina Lenk has strong lungs,since she sits right across form Patti in that scene."
While we’re talking about it, is it one cigarette in this scene only or is she smoking during the entire show?"
It’s just one cigarette in that scene (and the whole show) if I remember correctly.
- You're just a flightless bird!
- No. He's a dreamer, Frank.
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