#76
Posted: 9/29/21 at 11:08pm
Hopefully with Nick and Priyanka Jonas joining the producing team, that’ll bring more eyes to the play
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#77
Posted: 9/30/21 at 1:13am
concerning they are bringing new investors on after previews have started but fingers crossed this one does well, we could use more comedies on Broadway
#78
Posted: 9/30/21 at 2:09am
gibsons2 said: "I would go with TDF. I've got prime seats in middle orchestra row C when I went last week. TodayTix hashigh fees for $29 tickets."
going with TDF for this weekend. cant wait. and really find it hard to believe there are any bad seats at Circle in the Square for a play like this.
#79
Posted: 9/30/21 at 3:39pm
n2nbaby said: "Has anyone sat in the $29 seats on TodayTix? Trying to figure out if I want to buy them, get them through TDF or try and hopefully win lotto."
I just received my ticket for tonight (via TodayTix) and it's front row center (row AA). Excited for the show!
#80
Posted: 9/30/21 at 4:02pm
In person rush yesterday for me was 2nd row dead center. Perfect seat.
I’ve spent most of today just shilling for this show to everyone i know lol
I’ve spent most of today just shilling for this show to everyone i know lol
#81
Posted: 9/30/21 at 4:22pm
What time did you get there for rush, Jordan? Wondering if I would likely be able to pick up a ticket next Saturday around noon.
#83
Posted: 9/30/21 at 8:54pm
Thanks to this thread, I'm now looking forward to seeing this next Friday via TDF. This is the longest I've been away from NYC since I was 15, and I cant wait to get back for my first theater weekend!
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#84
Posted: 9/30/21 at 10:05pm
Alright Jordan, I think u sold a couple of tickets on here. Was off my radar completely but will be catching it this wknd...this better be worth it (j/k 
#86
Posted: 9/30/21 at 10:08pm
I also demand right here and now that Ebony Marshall-Oliver wins a Tony award.
#87
Posted: 9/30/21 at 10:08pm
Thank you, Jordan!! I’m going to go ahead and rush it. Can’t wait to see it!!!!
#88
Posted: 9/30/21 at 10:36pm
dramamama611 said: "Thanks to this thread, I'm now looking forward to seeing this next Friday via TDF. This is the longest I've been away from NYC since I was 15, and I cant wait to get back for my first theater weekend!"
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#89
Posted: 9/30/21 at 10:44pm
Jordan Catalano said: "I also demand right here and now that Ebony Marshall-Oliver wins a Tony award."
Agreed!! I just got back from tonight's performance and I implore everyone to see this show ASAP!
The whole cast was great, but Ebony Marshall-Oliver was on another level of greatness.
The show was not quite sold out, but the vast majority of seats were filled, so hopefully word of mouth keeps spreading and this show gets the love it really deserves.
#90
Posted: 9/30/21 at 10:45pm
Jordan Catalano said: "I also demand right here and now that Ebony Marshall-Oliver wins a Tony award. "
Yes, Jordan! Truly one of the funniest performances I’ve seen in a long, long time.
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#91
Posted: 9/30/21 at 11:00pm
Not gonna lie, this was the hottest funeral in town.
We all laughed, cried, gasped, snapped, whooped, and shouted AMEN! There was not one weak link in the cast and you felt truly invested in all of them at one point or another.
HOWEVER, this is what creates a problem in terms of pacing. At just North of two hours, there was a lot going on and so many personalities to keep track of that whenever another subplot is brought back into focus, you think “Oh right, that was also hapoening”. It definitely needs to be tightened up or given an intermission, but once the pacing is fixed, this could become the surprise sleeper hit of the season
We all laughed, cried, gasped, snapped, whooped, and shouted AMEN! There was not one weak link in the cast and you felt truly invested in all of them at one point or another.
HOWEVER, this is what creates a problem in terms of pacing. At just North of two hours, there was a lot going on and so many personalities to keep track of that whenever another subplot is brought back into focus, you think “Oh right, that was also hapoening”. It definitely needs to be tightened up or given an intermission, but once the pacing is fixed, this could become the surprise sleeper hit of the season
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#92
Posted: 9/30/21 at 11:00pm
Right?! She gave me everything I didn’t even know I needed and then some.
#93
Posted: 10/1/21 at 2:48am
Absolutely loved it. It has the warm glow of a strong, hilarious family comedy that we all need right now. Go go go
#95
Posted: 10/1/21 at 7:15am
Interesting comment:
I know one of the cast members and when he learned I was planning to see the play again, he suggested I see it from a different location. With the staging this show is being given, he feels it'll feel like a different show from a different seat.
I know one of the cast members and when he learned I was planning to see the play again, he suggested I see it from a different location. With the staging this show is being given, he feels it'll feel like a different show from a different seat.
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#96
Posted: 10/1/21 at 7:35am
Dollypop said: "Interesting comment:
I know one of the cast members and when he learned I was planning to see the play again, he suggested I see it from a different location. With the staging this show is being given, he feels it'll feel like a different show from a different seat."
I did the same with Once On This Island. Tried to see it from multiple locations. I did find a seat that I thought had the best view of the entire theatre and oddly enough it’s in the very last row.
#97
Posted: 10/1/21 at 8:04am
Dollypop said: "Interesting comment:
I know one of the cast members and when he learned I was planning to see the play again, he suggested I see it from a different location. With the staging this show is being given, he feels it'll feel like a different show from a different seat."
I think that's a great idea! I did find myself at times wishing my eyes could look in two directions at once during the group scenes. Sometimes the cast members who aren't the focus of the scene do very funny asides, which garnered laughter/reactions from the part of the audience who was able to see those moments directly.
#98
Posted: 10/1/21 at 9:48am
count me as another voice urging you to run/don't walk to see this. When, out of nowhere, the show was announced, a friend invited me to join him for opening night. I said yes but was skeptical about the show. Then I started hearing ecstatic reviews from everyone I knew who had seem it (literally and on here) so I decided I could not wait to see it. I'll happily go back on the 10th.
#99
Posted: 10/1/21 at 10:23am
Mark_E said: "How much is the in person rush?"
$29
#100
Posted: 10/1/21 at 1:46pm
Jordan Catalano said: "Mark_E said: "How much is the in person rush?"
$29
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Lovely! Great price and glad to read great things.
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