A question about Equus's Broadway run — Page 2
#27
Posted: 4/9/08 at 1:47am
no sock puppet ... just a slightly tipsy poster who read the boards in chrono order and before the news!
mea culpa, tout le monde.
mea culpa, tout le monde.
"You, sir, are a moron." (PlayItAgain)
#29
Posted: 4/9/08 at 2:01am
cheers!
:clink:
:clink:
"You, sir, are a moron." (PlayItAgain)
#30
Posted: 4/9/08 at 9:29am
"May be inappropriate for 16 and under. (Nudity, subject matter)
Children under the age of 4 are not permitted in the theatre"
Equus is now listed on Telecharge.
Children under the age of 4 are not permitted in the theatre"
Equus is now listed on Telecharge.
#31
Posted: 4/9/08 at 9:58am
jinks, it's been listed on telecharge for weeks, saying the same thing it does now.
#32
Posted: 4/9/08 at 10:17am
Didn't see it there yesterday. Then why were there questions here about seating, pricing and who would be allowed into the theatre? All unanswered until today.
#33
Posted: 4/9/08 at 10:21am
I posted this on another thread, but I seem to remember that kids under a certain age had to be accompanied by a parent during the original Broadway run. I seem to remember trying to get tickets for it and not being able to.
Just give the world Love. - S. Wonder
#34
Posted: 4/9/08 at 10:50am
There was absolutely no age restriction for the London run last year, simply a caution to those parents who had second thoughts.
A very funny sight played out every night at the stage door of The Gielgud Theatre- there were hundreds of pre teens and teenagers there gathering autographs etc but only a small percentage of these had actually sat thru the performance. Many parents were just bring the kids to the stage door to see Daniel Radcliffe in person!
A young actress with Noel coward after a dreadful opening night performance said to him 'Well, i knew my lines backwards this morning!''
Noels fast reply was ''Yes dear, and thats exactly how you said them tonight'!'
Updated On: 4/9/08 at 10:50 AM
#35
Posted: 4/9/08 at 11:11am
My friend just looked and didn't see it on telecharge either.
Just give the world Love. - S. Wonder
#36
Posted: 4/9/08 at 11:14am
Cant a child simply be told 'no' these days and the adult be adult about the matter and explain that it isn't suitable!
A young actress with Noel coward after a dreadful opening night performance said to him 'Well, i knew my lines backwards this morning!''
Noels fast reply was ''Yes dear, and thats exactly how you said them tonight'!'
#37
Posted: 4/9/08 at 11:16am
http://www.backstage.com/bso/news_reviews/nyc/article_display.jsp?vnu_content_id=1003787300
"TO LOVE ANOTHER PERSON IS TO SEE THE FACE OF GOD"- LES MISERABLES---
"THERE'S A SPECIAL KIND OF PEOPLE KNOWN AS SHOW PEOPLE... WE'RE BORN EVERY NIGHT AT HALF HOUR CALL!"--- CURTAINS
#38
Posted: 4/9/08 at 11:18am
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A young actress with Noel coward after a dreadful opening night performance said to him 'Well, i knew my lines backwards this morning!''
Noels fast reply was ''Yes dear, and thats exactly how you said them tonight'!'
#39
Posted: 4/9/08 at 11:55am
During the original 70s run of Equus, they were looking for ways to keep it going.
Irene Worth approached both the producer's office (I think Bloomgarden was dead by this point) and Peter Shaffer citing the veiled attraction that the doctor develops for the boy, and might they consider that the doctor could be played by a woman with very little changes in the script? Funny how Irene had the perfect actress in mind.
Shaffer agreed with Irene's logic and was intrigued and didn't rule this idea out, but then Perkins extended and they decided not to go with it.
Point being, the doctor does develop an attraction to the boy and that is part of his conflict.
I heard this at a party while it was happening and I liked the idea because I knew Irene having worked backstage at Sweet Bird, and I knew she could bring it off.
[Sidebar: Irene Worth was 'that great English actress who was born in Nebraska and raised in California.' Sort of Vera Charles, but for real.]
Irene Worth approached both the producer's office (I think Bloomgarden was dead by this point) and Peter Shaffer citing the veiled attraction that the doctor develops for the boy, and might they consider that the doctor could be played by a woman with very little changes in the script? Funny how Irene had the perfect actress in mind.
Shaffer agreed with Irene's logic and was intrigued and didn't rule this idea out, but then Perkins extended and they decided not to go with it.
Point being, the doctor does develop an attraction to the boy and that is part of his conflict.
I heard this at a party while it was happening and I liked the idea because I knew Irene having worked backstage at Sweet Bird, and I knew she could bring it off.
[Sidebar: Irene Worth was 'that great English actress who was born in Nebraska and raised in California.' Sort of Vera Charles, but for real.]
"If my life weren't funny, it would just be true. And that would be unacceptable."
--Carrie Fisher
#40
Posted: 4/9/08 at 12:29pm
jinks, I have no idea why people didn't know but I do know that I've been checking that telecharge page for weeks and it's been there with this qualifier:
This event is not on sale right now. Please check again for more information.
And, good grief, wickedboy, can you not size that photo so that it's not messing up the page?
This event is not on sale right now. Please check again for more information.
And, good grief, wickedboy, can you not size that photo so that it's not messing up the page?
#41
Posted: 4/9/08 at 12:32pm
Good grief!, no i couldnt!!!!!
A young actress with Noel coward after a dreadful opening night performance said to him 'Well, i knew my lines backwards this morning!''
Noels fast reply was ''Yes dear, and thats exactly how you said them tonight'!'
#42
Posted: 4/9/08 at 12:33pm
"I'm sure it will happen...
people are so stupid -- even IF there is an advisory, they will bitch and complain.
I can't stand it"
Howard Stern took his kids to Avenue Q thinking it was a puppet show for children!
people are so stupid -- even IF there is an advisory, they will bitch and complain.
I can't stand it"
Howard Stern took his kids to Avenue Q thinking it was a puppet show for children!
He's a faker, and you've been taken in by his con. And in doing so, you are enabling him. He is doing more damage to aspergers than papa's words ever could. -Chane/Liverpool on me having asperger syndrome.
#43
Posted: 4/9/08 at 1:41pm
When I saw it in London, there was a little kid sitting in front of me. I swear, he couldn't be more than six or seven. His mother covered his eyes during the entire ending scene, then bitched about how she shouldn't have brought him. WTF???? I mean, it's common knowledge that there's nudity.
Then, at the stage door, on of the guys that played a horse, called me a wanker when I told him he did a good job. He said he wouldn't talk to a tourist that was just there to see Radcliffe's d*** and called ma a few other choice words when I retaliated. And the little kid? Was right behind me and my friends with his mother.
Can anyone say therapy?
Then, at the stage door, on of the guys that played a horse, called me a wanker when I told him he did a good job. He said he wouldn't talk to a tourist that was just there to see Radcliffe's d*** and called ma a few other choice words when I retaliated. And the little kid? Was right behind me and my friends with his mother.
Can anyone say therapy?
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