Posted: 3/7/18 at 2:06pm
Just put him on ignore. You'll never see another post from that troll again and the board becomes much fresher.
Posted: 3/7/18 at 2:18pm
same tbh, and I already saw it twice in London
Posted: 3/8/18 at 9:33am
Posted: 3/8/18 at 9:48am
You guys have got me so excited for this!
Posted: 3/8/18 at 3:29pm
billyelliotfan123 said: "Can anyone elaborate on merch :)"
logo pin $10
logo magnet $10
mug (‘F*ck you, I’m a prophet’ on one side and AiA logo on the other) $20
mophie R(ED) powerstation w/logo $55
Tony Kushner signed book $45
script $20
”The world only spins forward” book $35
unisex t shirts $40 each: AiA logo; ‘More Life’ (in front and small AiA logo in back)
baseball cap $25
windowcard $20
Posted: 3/8/18 at 3:41pm
Beth Malone went on as the Angel/Mormon Mother/Emily last night unscheduled (3/7) since Amanda Lawrence was out. I like Amanda Lawrence better in the role but enjoyed getting to see both actors play the part. Another incredible night- didn't love the staging for the final scene but truly excellent production. It is on my list see a second time.
Posted: 3/8/18 at 5:52pm
going tonight, looking forward to it as I saw the original way back when. Got TDF tickets in Row K of Mezz center
Posted: 3/8/18 at 5:52pm
I saw this production on the previous two Sundays via TDF. I found the cast to be extraordinary and the direction helped elevate the evening. I did find the physical production to be rather dark and unappealing but the quality of the work got me passed it. I always describe this play as a big, sprawling, fabulous mess. Seeing this reminds me of George S. Kaufman's famous adage that "nothing in life should be greater than two hours!" The writing is so good but I often wonder what would this piece look like if Mr. Kushner got this evening down to under three hours per evening. Besides the fact that the Producers would be thrilled to avoid the golden overtime clause in all of the union contracts, I wonder if the impact would be even stronger. Just a thought. It still is an extraordinary evening that is well worth experiencing. As for the comment from that mint guy ("After Eight"..or do they still make those lil suckers?). I think that it's hard to compare one great work of a Playwright with those who have a body of work that is truly extraordinary. Kushner has never surpassed or even equaled this work during the past 25 years. I think that is what After Eight was getting at. I always leave the snark at the door cause frankly I find it a waste of time and what kind of Psychoshrinkacologist would I be if I let my inner "mofo "out all the time:)
Posted: 3/8/18 at 6:07pm
Posted: 3/8/18 at 6:16pm
GeorgeandDot said: "Angels in America would suck if it were cut down to three hours."
It would suck if the playwright found a way to cut 30 minutes from part one and 45 minutes from part two? I have more confidence in Mr. Kushner's talents than to dismiss the task of careful pruning his opus. I'm just wondering what it would look like if he undertook that task.
Posted: 3/8/18 at 6:24pm
Updated On: 3/8/18 at 06:24 PM
Posted: 3/8/18 at 9:02pm
To anyone interested, there are some tickets in the rear mezz now available for opening night. Shows at 12pm & 6pm on 3/25
Posted: 3/8/18 at 9:13pm
Posted: 3/8/18 at 9:27pm
You’d have to call them if you purchased through Ticketmaster. Assuming you paid around $200 for that seat, the rest of the orchestra is pretty much $498, with some $318 seats and the front row being $338. Again, assuming your ticket total was around $200, you’d have to pay the difference plus $5 exchange fee (which they ignore sometimes) and it’d end up costing you around $150 more after fees if you switched to Front row (best deal if you’re going to upgrade, in my opinion).
Updated On: 3/8/18 at 09:27 PM
Posted: 3/8/18 at 9:28pm
Ok so I am doing the 3/10 double header and this is my first ever Angels in America. Any tips on how to get through the day? With Wagner operas I'm always armed with extra water, snacks, advil, etc. Is this necessary for Angels? Is caffeine between shows a good idea? (I don't want to be too jacked to sleep when it's finally over). Advice would be appreciated.
Posted: 3/8/18 at 9:31pm
Posted: 3/8/18 at 9:58pm
Posted: 3/8/18 at 10:09pm
Do not do a carb-heavy dinner and have a protein bar and/or almonds to snack on during intermissions. But the show does not feel anywhere near as long as it is.
Posted: 3/8/18 at 10:11pm
GeorgeandDot said: "Can anyone let me know if I can pick up my ticketmaster tickets from the box office instead of printing them myself at home?"
Go to your order info on a computer and next to where it says Ticket Delivery (or something along the lines of that) press change delivery option and you'll be able to switch to will call.
Posted: 3/9/18 at 8:31am
I was little surprised to see a big gaggle outside of the stage door last night after Part 1. After 3+ hours I would just want to go home and not have to sign autographs or take pictures. I'm sure it's exhausting for them and then have to deal with a crowd at the stage door...ugh.
Posted: 3/9/18 at 10:18am
Posted: 3/9/18 at 11:29am
Posted: 3/9/18 at 3:29pm
If you’re sitting in the center mezzanine you going to have to walk by a lot of people to get your seats. This can be especially tough with the show because there’s three acts and you really need to stand up between acts. Second row mezzanine would probably be the better seats IMO
Posted: 3/9/18 at 4:08pm
Posted: 3/9/18 at 4:13pm
Agree completely with Tramyar. Not a wasted or dull moment.
Only minor negative I thought was the use of music. Unnecessary and obtrusive. So full of crescendos that it started to sound like an episode of "Perry Mason" or "Law and Order." If that's always been part of the play, I still feel the same way.
