Posted: 10/20/15 at 1:20am
jbm2 said: "We know where not to sit...
where should we sit?
Senior Class [movable bleachers]: Rows A-C, Seats 101-107
Junior Class Row A (the "handicap" seats)
Junior Class Rows C-F. Seats closer to the middle (i.e. 316, 317, etc.)
Updated On: 10/20/15 at 01:20 AM
Posted: 10/20/15 at 1:42am
Most seats in row C of section 300, which is the first row of the long set of bleachers just behind and just above the row of 18 accessible & companion seats, are very good. I sat in 305 on the left, which is 5 seats from the end, and thought it was an excellent seat. The very last row, in the same section, is actually pretty good - and the cheapest available. You sit higher up, so the risk of the pods blocking your view would be minimized. Note there is some activity that takes place just in front of the "row of 18" where your view will be obstructed though. This style of seating is certainly not perfect. The smaller bleacher seating on either side of the stage is good too and is exactly how the seating was in La Mirada. I think the 1st row behind the pods is very good.
A cast member took a bunch of behind the scenes photos, and Playbill.com shows them here: http://playbill.com/multimedia/gallery/making-a-musical-behind-the-creation-of-the-immersive-production-of-carrie-the-killer-musical-experience-366157#1
Updated On: 10/20/15 at 01:42 AM
Posted: 10/20/15 at 2:00am
PepperedShepherd said: "
Your entire initial post dismisses my experience at the show. And your invoking Goldstar comments furthers your agenda. Hence, the "apologist" label.
The fact that I COULD NOT SEE IT and DID NOT ENJOY IT AS A RESULT was not my fault!
Just what is your problem with that???
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I now absolutely see how you came to the conclusion I was attempting to dismiss your experience. I could have gone about sharing my experience and showing my satisfaction that others shared my experience differently. For that, I apologize.
Posted: 10/30/15 at 11:14am
So I think this new trailer for the production is a lot of fun. Crazy over the top, which is refreshingly just what the material always needed. I loved this at La Mirada and wish I could see it again downtown. That theatre looks insane.
Posted: 10/30/15 at 11:21am
Oh, and Miss the Mountains: I met Emily Lopez after the show at La Mirada and that's her own hair. The dear must be related to Bernadette.
