#1
Posted: 3/19/15 at 9:59pm
I'm coming to NYC on June 6 and 7 for the Tonys.
I'm able to see only 3 shows. Any suggestions?
I'm able to see only 3 shows. Any suggestions?
#2
Posted: 3/19/15 at 10:00pm
My picks (based on what I have seen) would be...
Finding Neverland
On The Town
The King and I
Finding Neverland
On The Town
The King and I
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#4
Posted: 3/19/15 at 10:03pm
Honeymoon in Vegas (if it is still running cause its a great time.)
My opinion avoid Fun Home--it's depressing and dull.
Beautiful
Wicked
Book of Mormon
Finding Neverland.
My opinion avoid Fun Home--it's depressing and dull.
Beautiful
Wicked
Book of Mormon
Finding Neverland.
#6
Posted: 3/19/15 at 10:07pm
New shows? Musicals? Plays? Hard to make suggestions without know more about you. What are your favorite shows? Least favorite?
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#7
Posted: 3/19/15 at 10:10pm
I love all things Broadway, so I doubt anything will let me down.
But, I guess since I'm going to try to get a ticket for the Tonys, it would be cool to see some shows that may win some awards.
I have season tickets in Atlanta for their Broadway series, so I've seen a lot of the classics.
K-Chen is my favorite, so I know I'll see On the 20th Century...but I'm struggling with my other choices.
But, I guess since I'm going to try to get a ticket for the Tonys, it would be cool to see some shows that may win some awards.
I have season tickets in Atlanta for their Broadway series, so I've seen a lot of the classics.
K-Chen is my favorite, so I know I'll see On the 20th Century...but I'm struggling with my other choices.
#8
Posted: 3/19/15 at 10:12pm
Yes the subject of Fun Home isn't the most happy but seriously don't miss it! And actually it's pretty funny!
#9
Posted: 3/19/15 at 10:30pm
Curious Incident. It's likely to be nominated. And, it may be a show that would have difficulty touring due to the set and lighting design. so, you may only be able to see in NYC (or some other city that does a sit-down).
#10
Posted: 3/19/15 at 10:38pm
Vegas
Beautiful
On The 20 th Century
If Vegas is gone by then, probably Dr Zhivago or The Visit
Beautiful
On The 20 th Century
If Vegas is gone by then, probably Dr Zhivago or The Visit
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Updated On: 3/19/15 at 10:38 PM
#11
Posted: 3/19/15 at 10:55pm
Honeymoon in Vegas, Kinky Boots, Beautiful
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#12
Posted: 3/19/15 at 11:56pm
Curious Incident
Hand to God
Fun Home
On the Town
would all be big hits at the Tonys this year, I imagine, so those would be excellent choices.
and On the Twentieth Century is a great pick for a fun night.
Skip Honeymoon - it's not even worth consideration.
Hand to God
Fun Home
On the Town
would all be big hits at the Tonys this year, I imagine, so those would be excellent choices.
and On the Twentieth Century is a great pick for a fun night.
Skip Honeymoon - it's not even worth consideration.
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#15
Posted: 3/20/15 at 3:55am
Something Rotten
Fun Home
Finding Neverland
Fun Home
Finding Neverland
Updated On: 3/20/15 at 03:55 AM
#16
Posted: 3/20/15 at 9:08am
I would say Fun Home, Curious Incident, and either Something Rotten or Finding Neverland! All of them are sure to be tony noms, so it would be fun to see them before seeing the show!
#17
Posted: 3/20/15 at 9:14am
“Fun Home” and “Curious Incident…” would be my top suggestions. Both brilliant shows.
#19
Posted: 3/20/15 at 10:42am
To jnb
What got your panties in a wad over Honeymoon? We know you do not like it but such vitriol?
Hell even Lord Brantley enjoyed it as did many others on the board and many of the critics.
In all probability, you will hold a party at your home when it closes. I simply do not understand people.
What got your panties in a wad over Honeymoon? We know you do not like it but such vitriol?
Hell even Lord Brantley enjoyed it as did many others on the board and many of the critics.
In all probability, you will hold a party at your home when it closes. I simply do not understand people.
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#20
Posted: 3/20/15 at 10:45am
Something Rotten
The Visit
The King & I
That's my Tony weekend lineup (I saw Fun Home at the Public). If you want to go to the Tonys I'd recommend something short on Sunday before the ceremony (either Fun Home or The Visit would be wise).
The Visit
The King & I
That's my Tony weekend lineup (I saw Fun Home at the Public). If you want to go to the Tonys I'd recommend something short on Sunday before the ceremony (either Fun Home or The Visit would be wise).
#23
Posted: 3/20/15 at 9:55pm
Oh, Roxy... is it so strange to you that a person may find a show to be abhorrent without "rooting" for it's failure or "celebrating" if it should close? I will simply say "good, they got the message" when they post a closing notice and look forward to whatever takes the Nederlander next. There is no cruelty or malice in me towards the show.
However, when asked for opinions for shows to see, especially within a time limitation, there is both reason to consider shows to see and to avoid to best winnow down the choices. Since the OP stated the purpose of the trip was to see shows "for the Tonys" it is best to focus on likely players. Thus, I pitched my two cents on what shows are both best and seem most likely to make that short trip a worthwhile one.
However, when asked for opinions for shows to see, especially within a time limitation, there is both reason to consider shows to see and to avoid to best winnow down the choices. Since the OP stated the purpose of the trip was to see shows "for the Tonys" it is best to focus on likely players. Thus, I pitched my two cents on what shows are both best and seem most likely to make that short trip a worthwhile one.
Words don't deserve that kind of malarkey. They're innocent, neutral, precise, standing for this, describing that, meaning the other, so if you look after them you can build bridges across incomprehension and chaos. But when they get their corners knocked off, they're no good anymore…I don't think writers are sacred, but words are. They deserve respect. If you get the right ones in the right order, you can nudge the world a little.
Updated On: 3/20/15 at 09:55 PM
#24
Posted: 3/21/15 at 2:07pm
If you are a fan of the so-called "classic era" between 1943 (Oklahoma) to, I don't know, the first half of the sixties, or have great curiosity about that era you should see The King and I. This is one of the classic "classics" and this lavish production starring one of Broadway's greatest current stars, Kelli O'Hara, is one of the truest to the original.
Whether you love it or think that it is overrated, you will have seen for yourself what a "classic" musical is and you'll have that on you resume.
Whether you love it or think that it is overrated, you will have seen for yourself what a "classic" musical is and you'll have that on you resume.
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