#26
Posted: 2/2/20 at 9:42pm
Due to the popularity of it, this will extend, at least for a few weeks.
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#27
Posted: 2/6/20 at 12:26am
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Updated On: 2/7/20 at 12:26 AM
#28
Posted: 2/6/20 at 10:22am
How many performances did they miss? Are they back to doing the show now? We have tickets on Saturday night, and hoping to see the full cast.
#29
Posted: 2/7/20 at 6:59am
"How many performances did they miss? Are they back to doing the show now? We have tickets on Saturday night, and hoping to see the full cast."
They missed at least 3 performances, but the show is back up and running again. Enjoy. It's a sweet little show. Please let us know what you think.
#30
Posted: 2/7/20 at 9:40am
I thought this was just okay. Some of the music is pretty, and the cast is excellent but I agree with MemorableUsername, it does take a really sharp turn into seriousness in a way that's unearned. We get an hour of romantic comedy cliches and then all of a sudden the show gets dark, and stays that way. It felt false to me.
A little swash, a bit of buckle - you'll love it more than bread.
#31
Posted: 2/11/20 at 10:03am
It seems crazy that this hasn't extended yet.
#32
Posted: 2/12/20 at 12:21am
This show is completely fresh- not from a book or movie or biographical. I will be going back fingers crossed more tickets become available! perfect show for New Yorkers and musical theater lovers
can’t wait to see where this goes and hope it does extend!
Updated On: 2/12/20 at 12:21 AM
#33
Posted: 2/12/20 at 8:45am
I saw the Goodspeed production too, and while there was a puppet dog - wasn't there a real dog that appeared in the final scene? I'm almost positive I remember a golden lab-type dog at the end.
#34
Posted: 2/12/20 at 9:44am
I edited my earlier comment about there being no real dog, because I'm starting to suspect there might have been after all in the end (but like I said, I left at intermission).
Not a lot of reviews for this.
NY Times is negative
Hollywood Reporter is positive
Theatermania is negative, and amusing ("the cutest little musical about alcoholism you ever will see" )
The Wrap is positive
Updated On: 2/12/20 at 09:44 AM
#35
Posted: 2/13/20 at 3:06am
"I edited my earlier comment about there being no real dog, because I'm starting to suspect there might have been after all in the end (but like I said, I left at intermission)."
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A very real dog makes a charming surprise entrance at the very end.
Earlier productions had a gorgeous puppet dog.
Thanks for the reviews, MUN.
Updated On: 2/13/20 at 03:06 AM
#36
Posted: 2/16/20 at 9:34pm
I assumed they would extend, but hearing nothing about it I guess it's not happening.
Irishman living in Brooklyn.
#37
Posted: 2/17/20 at 1:38pm
This musical intrigues me because it seems to be very much in the style of "old-school musicals with a modern twist" that I like to write best. However, it certainly seems to be polarizing viewers...I wonder how its life will be after this Roundabout run.
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#38
Posted: 2/18/20 at 3:57pm
I happened to notice that there are a few tickets available for a few performances this week.
https://www.roundabouttheatre.org/get-tickets/2019-2020-season/darling-grenadine/performances
Happy to have snagged a pair!
#39
Posted: 2/18/20 at 6:06pm
Thanks! I was about to try the standby line tomorrow but this saves me the effort.
#40
Posted: 2/18/20 at 10:44pm
Just got a ticket for Friday night,a few dates opened up. Like the $30.and no extra charges from Roundabout. The Underground black box is a perfect venue.
#41
Posted: 2/20/20 at 3:54pm
But I have to ask...
Fully understanding that it would be a spoiler...
Does the dog die?
Fully understanding that it would be a spoiler...
Does the dog die?
Baritone in search of a role in a new musical...
#42
Posted: 2/20/20 at 4:02pm
Larcen26 said: "But I have to ask...
Fully understanding that it would be a spoiler...
Does the dog die?"
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Yes, the dog suddenly gets sick in the second act and has to be put down. The dog is just a series of trumpet sounds, though, if that makes it easier to watch.
A little swash, a bit of buckle - you'll love it more than bread.
#43
Posted: 2/25/20 at 12:23pm
Extended 1 week!
As I type this, the extension doesn't seem to be onsale online yet.
#44
Posted: 2/28/20 at 11:02am
Just out of curiosity, what does the Playbill for this show look like? Or is it just a printed program?
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#45
Posted: 2/28/20 at 11:51am
It's just a printed program. You can see some pictures of it on Instagram here:
https://www.instagram.com/explore/tags/darlinggrenadine/
#46
Posted: 2/28/20 at 4:17pm
This is not okay. Roundabout cancelled tonight’s show as well. I’ve gotten tickets to see it TWICE, literally a month apart. And both times, they cancelled it. Whether they’re in a 68 seat theater or a 800 seat broadway theater, Roundabout should have understudies.
Salty as well because I won the Minutes lotto and declined for this.
Salty as well because I won the Minutes lotto and declined for this.
#47
Posted: 2/29/20 at 12:48am
This was one of the top things i wanted to see on this trip, having seen songs from it presented in LA around 4 years ago, and then at NAMT a couple of years ago. i bought tickets even before i booked my flight, and now (argh) i have a conflict on Sunday evening... i'd been hoping to trade them for another performance but don't seem to be having any luck. And someone told me they cancelled last night and tonight? (also this seems worrisome and i hope nothing is too wrong)
#48
Posted: 3/3/20 at 4:48pm
They’ve added a matinee tomorrow in case anyone is looking for tickets.
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