Alex Brightman got a standing ovation while he was holding up the newspaper at the beginning. Went for at least a couple of minutes. Changed some of the words to "Whole Being Dead Thing" to past tense, like "I did this eight times a week," and instead of "who's back in New York City," we got "one last time in New York City."
Leslie Kritzer and Adam Dannheisser got a standing O when they entered the home for the first time as Delia/Charles. Leslie had a few incredible opt-ups during "No Reason," which got a standing ovation.
Elizabeth Teeter got a standing O for Dead Mom, but it was a little awkward because they transitioned to the next scene immediately, so some people were in the process of getting up while they went on to the next scene.
Everyone broke a few times, which was great to see for a closing show.
Alex Brightman broke out a yarmulke during the wedding scene in Act II.
In the goodbye scene just before Jump in the Line reprise, Alex Brightman yelled, "Goodbye Broadway!" as he entered the Netherworld. After a minute or two of applause, Adam Dannheisser deadpanned, "What the **** does that mean?"
Elizabeth choked up in saying "I'm home" at the end of the show. (This is on her TikTok, I think.)