Alan Cumming's solo Macbeth — Page 2

*** SPOILER ALERT FERSHUR ***

we think he killed a child, maybe his own.

given the number of murders macbeth commits, the fact that the physical props were only related to malcolm (while the others were merely referenced through shakespeare's dialogue)i thought draws that inference.

but, you're right -- it doesn't matter. and it's intentionally vague, i suspect.

*** END SPOILER ***

to echo PJ's sage advice: Go! Buy your ticket TODAY!!! Once the reviews hit tonight, the remaining seats will disappear.

No seat is too close, all seats (except the most extreme four seats on either side of the balcony) will offer fine views.

(And if those four are the only one's left -- still go!!!)

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Row AA is too scary for me, I worry about the height of the stage... but I was able to get a pair in CC for Thurs, side section but on the aisle toward center (where they cost $20 more). Can't wait!!!
Btw, I found Lincoln Center's ticketing site to be maddening. I wish it would either let you pick seats, or do what (ithink) Telecharge does, and lets you try for a range of dates.
Thanks for all the advice and recommendations!

Sadly (for me) it seems to be completely sold out, at any price.

I didn't check Saturday though since I'll be out of town.

I have an extra ticket in Row K for this Friday nite (7/13), that needs a home

I paid $100 for it -- I'd happily take $50 if someone would use it

I decided to pretend I'm rich and buy a Row AA ticket I found since I LOVE to be close and see facial expressions

(I won't be able to EAT on this trip, but that won't kill me)

If anyone is interested, please let me know

I mostly just hate to see it not get used

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Ditto, in case anmiller07 doesn't work out.

Where are people still finding tickets? According to the Lincoln Center website, it's completely sold out.

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My ticket found a 'forever home'

Thanks everyone

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Damn--really wish I had made it out for this one.