Cabaret...

[nycgirl]

Posted: 11/5/03 at 3:51pm

Has anyone seen Cabaret? If you have where is the best place to sit. I really want to see it because Adam Pascal is in it, and HES AMAZING! thanks :)

[ChristineDaae]

Posted: 11/5/03 at 3:53pm

The best place to sit is at the tables! I got the chance to sit at one of the front tables in front of the stage like 2 months ago. It was awsome!

[robyn525600]

Posted: 11/5/03 at 3:56pm

Sit house right in the front tables and he might pick you to dance with him in the beginning of Act II. : )

[BwayTheatre11]

Posted: 11/5/03 at 3:56pm

Obviously you do like Adam, because you posted this 4 or 5 times! Were you shaking just thinking about him?

[nycgirl]

Posted: 11/5/03 at 4:04pm

woops! sorry i didnt mean to post it that many times i hit the post message button like 4 times cuz it wasnt working :-/ sORRY!

[bwaylyric]

Posted: 11/5/03 at 4:08pm

The front tables are the best for obvious reasons - close-ups of the actors, the girls chat with you before the opening number, cigarette smoke blown at your face...

I sat at the front side tables two weeks ago, and some guy behind me passed out during the Act 1 finale!

[Kev]

Posted: 11/5/03 at 4:27pm

Front mezz seats are also very good. Leopard-print seat covers, and table lamps...great view of entire stage and walkways on side.

[GirlfriendFromCanada]

Posted: 11/5/03 at 5:35pm

I sat at THE front table (as in, as front and center as possible) this past weekend, and had I not already seen the show, I would have been far more uncomfortable than I was (and I was!). I'm a huge Adam Pascal fan, and practically having him in my lap at the end of "Two Ladies" was definitely a treat, but some of the stuff that goes on so close is a bit much to handle! Plus, a lot happens RIGHT there, so you kind of miss things going on because what's happening in front of you is so distracting and in your face.

So, if it's your first time, I saw shoot for seats a little further back, maybe the back section of the tables (if you can request so specifically), or the front mezzanine. It'll be easier to take it all in, while still enjoying seeing everything close up.