#26
Posted: 12/2/07 at 3:31pm
What's the rush policy? Lottery, advance buy, morning-of, hour before curtain?
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#27
Posted: 12/2/07 at 3:39pm
If anyone can snap a picture of the new marquee and post it that would be amazing!
#28
Posted: 12/2/07 at 3:48pm
If TDF is an option.... the seats have been very good !
#29
Posted: 12/2/07 at 3:57pm
fyi, the last three rows of the house are regularly priced at $26.50, and you could move down at intermissions.
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#30
Posted: 12/2/07 at 4:01pm
kyle. you can catch a glimpse of it here in this video. Looks like it was shot on the day they changed the marquee.
http://video.on.nytimes.com/?fr_story=0e389c8f60b4268f9722d1c956248940517cda8b
http://video.on.nytimes.com/?fr_story=0e389c8f60b4268f9722d1c956248940517cda8b
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Updated On: 12/2/07 at 04:01 PM
#31
Posted: 12/2/07 at 4:11pm
Student Rush IS an option for me!
How much? What time?
What's the policy/details?
I couldn't find it online
It's going to be near-impossible to find budgeted seats once the glowing reviews come out after opening night.
How much? What time?
What's the policy/details?
I couldn't find it online
It's going to be near-impossible to find budgeted seats once the glowing reviews come out after opening night.
Updated On: 12/2/07 at 04:11 PM
#32
Posted: 12/2/07 at 4:25pm
Rush is day of, $26.50, and I was seated in the first row of the rear mezzanine which was perfect given the size of the set.
#33
Posted: 12/2/07 at 4:30pm
EugLoven: i hope this show is a phenomenal success (as it deserves to be), but im very skeptical even unanimous critical raves will help a straight play fill the Imperial eight times a week ... i bet the discount codes last the length of the run.
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#34
Posted: 12/2/07 at 4:54pm
Reading all of these positive comments makes me very excited to see it next Saturday afternoon!
#35
Posted: 12/2/07 at 5:04pm
Who knows- Letts' Bug had a more than respectable run Off-Broadway.
#36
Posted: 12/2/07 at 5:16pm
Osage is a limited run isn't it? I read that they extended to make up for the 3 weeks lost due to the strike. It is supposed to close on March 9th.
Just give the world Love. - S. Wonder
Updated On: 12/2/07 at 05:16 PM
#37
Posted: 12/2/07 at 5:19pm
BUG was also in a tiny theater in comparison to the Imperial.
(God, I loved BUG!)
(God, I loved BUG!)
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#38
Posted: 12/2/07 at 6:04pm
Yeah, I believe they are going to have a hard time filling the huge barn with positive reviews. Tourists will not be attracted, but we can spread the word and fill the theater. Everyone who reads this, go buy a ticket! or 5 tickets!
#39
Posted: 12/2/07 at 6:09pm
I can't wait to see this if and when my friend goes on!
#40
Posted: 12/2/07 at 6:19pm
Why not see it anyway?
Just give the world Love. - S. Wonder
#41
Posted: 12/2/07 at 6:30pm
Oh, I would see it anyway, I just would prefer to see my friend in it, as it would be the first time I see someone I (already) know on Broadway. I'm so excited for her!
#42
Posted: 12/2/07 at 6:37pm
A friend went last night (Sat) and he said that all except the last few rows of the rear mezz were filled. Of course, there has been a rush of business this weekend following the strike.
But, wouldn't it be excellent if a non-musical show could fill a house this size, the house of Les Miz?
Hey, I can dream...
But, wouldn't it be excellent if a non-musical show could fill a house this size, the house of Les Miz?
Hey, I can dream...
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#43
Posted: 12/2/07 at 8:02pm
I went today and it was nearly full; I was pleasantly surprised! Hopefully it will be able to sustain a large audience, especially after the reviews come out. I thought it was amazing.
#44
Posted: 12/2/07 at 8:23pm
When was the last time you saw a play that elicited yelps and shrieks at an act break?
Flawless ensemble work, but special attention must be paid to Amy Morton and Deanna Dunagan come Tony time.
What a hoot!
Flawless ensemble work, but special attention must be paid to Amy Morton and Deanna Dunagan come Tony time.
What a hoot!
#45
Posted: 12/2/07 at 9:31pm
<< Flawless ensemble work, but special attention must be paid to Amy Morton and Deanna Dunagan come Tony time.
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They are both outstanding, but Morton is SCARY good !!
The last 10 mins of Act II are something to behold !
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They are both outstanding, but Morton is SCARY good !!
The last 10 mins of Act II are something to behold !
#46
Posted: 12/2/07 at 11:51pm
And then there's that moment when she leaps over the soafa.
Effing amazing!
Effing amazing!
#47
Posted: 12/3/07 at 12:43am
Now I have to stop reading this thread until after I see it. I will post my thoughts here after I do.
Just give the world Love. - S. Wonder
#48
Posted: 12/3/07 at 10:20am
Immediately after the second act ended I knew Amy Morton would be nominated for a Tony. She gave me chills the entire time she was on stage in the second and third act. Absolutely incredible.
"A well-rounded performer will listen to all kinds of music. I like classical, Middle Eastern, and rock a lot." -- Patti LuPone
#49
Posted: 12/3/07 at 12:34pm
Be careful! Some of these comments are boarder-line spoilers... if not giving away action, then at least making my heart a-flutter at the risk of knowing some of the punches.
#50
Posted: 12/3/07 at 2:41pm
Nothing could spoil this gem. I went in knowing that Fantasia makes an appearances in Act 3 (after she finishes TCP) and sings her number called, PILLS, PILLS, PILLS.
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