Anyone seeing LOTR tomorrow??
#3
Posted: 2/3/06 at 5:27pm
Do they have a rush and cancellation line for it. If so I will try and pop in withing the next two weeks if I can afford it.
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#5
Posted: 2/3/06 at 6:46pm
Wow good luck! First preview of a show like this will last about 6 hours!
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#6
Posted: 2/3/06 at 6:54pm
Wow good luck! First preview of a show like this will last about 6 hours!
LOL, my bum was completely flat by the end of the first movie for being on a seat so long, so, I think if I ever see this I'll bring a wheelchair, I think my legs will be completely numb.
LOL, my bum was completely flat by the end of the first movie for being on a seat so long, so, I think if I ever see this I'll bring a wheelchair, I think my legs will be completely numb.
Listen, I don't take my clothes off for anyone, even if it is "artistic". - JANICE
#7
Posted: 2/3/06 at 7:04pm
Miss Elphie, be sure to write a review for us. :) I so excited for you!
#8
Posted: 2/3/06 at 10:09pm
Miss Elphie, be sure to write a review for us. :) I so excited for you!
Will do. And yeah, I'm a little worried about how long the show is going to be. At least I'll have two intermissions to get up and move around.
I'm excited as this is the first show I'll see where I have been to the first ever performance. I'm looking forward to the whole experience.
Will do. And yeah, I'm a little worried about how long the show is going to be. At least I'll have two intermissions to get up and move around.
I'm excited as this is the first show I'll see where I have been to the first ever performance. I'm looking forward to the whole experience.
#9
Posted: 2/3/06 at 10:12pm
Have a great time MissElphie, please write a review! Where are you sitting?
#10
Posted: 2/3/06 at 10:15pm
I'm in the first row of the balcony. I actually originally had like 5th or 6th row of the balcony for Thursday night, but when that got cancelled, I switched my tickets and got better seats. Yay!
#11
Posted: 2/3/06 at 10:49pm
I'm going! I hope. Well, I had a ticket for yesterday (thursday) and couldn't go on March 2nd so i managed to get my ticket switched for tommorow, but i need to give them a confirmation number or somthing and I'm weary that it'll backfire and I'll end up waiting in the lobby for 3 hours. Keep your fingers crossed!
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#12
Posted: 2/3/06 at 10:53pm
I wouldn't worry about it. I'm in the same boat as you. Picked up tickets the same day as the show there before with a confirmation # and never had a problem. They usually don't even need the number. Picture id is the most important thing.
#13
Posted: 2/3/06 at 10:54pm
Review, Review, review and please mention the cast as well as spectacle, etc.
#14
Posted: 2/4/06 at 12:51am
Tell me if James Loye is hot in person. 
#15
Posted: 2/4/06 at 2:08am
It sounds like the producers are calling it every but a "musical" there calling it a theatrical event and one of the producers said to playbill.com Calling the show a "musical" might be in the eye or ear of the theatregoer....so i'm confused if it's a actually a musical or a play with music...i mean it seems like it would be a musical maybe there just trying to drawl in people that wouldn't be big fans of musicals.
Updated On: 2/4/06 at 02:08 AM
#16
Posted: 2/4/06 at 8:51am
Play set to music with occasional songs.
#17
Posted: 2/4/06 at 1:52pm
five hours and eight minutes!
Canadians are not afraid of the dark! Ok...we don't love it, but who does?
#18
Posted: 2/4/06 at 2:23pm
5 hours? I thought it was 3 and a half.
#19
Posted: 2/4/06 at 2:30pm
It is only 3 and a half hours. Not longer.
And it's neither a play nor a musical. The producers call it a genre-breaking show or theatrical event. BUT everyone does and will call it a musical.
And it's neither a play nor a musical. The producers call it a genre-breaking show or theatrical event. BUT everyone does and will call it a musical.
#20
Posted: 2/4/06 at 2:34pm
Sorry, I was counting down, not quoting the length. Four hours 26 minutes!
Canadians are not afraid of the dark! Ok...we don't love it, but who does?
#22
Posted: 2/4/06 at 3:55pm
oh God, why am I thinking halfway between a cirque production and a true musical?
It is ridiculous to set a detective story in New York City. New York City is itself a detective story...
AGATHA CHRISTIE, Life magazine, May 14, 1956
#23
Posted: 2/4/06 at 4:56pm
I'm extreamly excited to hear about this.
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