DAYS OF WINE AND ROSES Off-Broadway Reviews- Page 2

[hearthemsing22]

Posted: 6/13/23 at 3:52pm

terrilovesNY said: "Has anyone done the standing room for this? Would you share your experience? Is there a wall behind the last row of seats to lean on? Thanks!!"

I haven't done standing room but I did get a rush ticket. They originally had me in what they referred to as a "jump seat" in the last row. Then they moved me into a regular seat right before showtime. 

[idioteque...]

Posted: 6/14/23 at 12:42am

hearthemsing22 said: "terrilovesNY said: "Has anyone done the standing room for this? Would you share your experience? Is there a wall behind the last row of seats to lean on? Thanks!!"

I haven't done standing room but I did get a rush ticket. They originally had me in what they referred to as a "jump seat" in the last row. Then they moved me into a regular seat right before showtime."

Is this the standard practice going on for rush tickets? Can anyone report back?

[MrJNLong]

Posted: 6/25/23 at 1:42pm

What is the rush policy for this show? I can't find one on the website or anywhere else. Are they still doing a rush?

There do not seem to be any cheap options for tickets out there for this. Even standing room is $122 on the website.  That is the largest amount I've ever seen for standing tickets...crazy!

EDIT: Nevermind, found the digital rush on todaytix.  Still though, those $122 standing tickets are the highest Ive ever seen for standing room...

Updated On: 6/25/23 at 01:42 PM

[rememberedhills]

Posted: 6/25/23 at 6:20pm

MrJNLong said: "What is the rush policy for this show? I can't find one on the website or anywhere else. Are they still doing a rush?

There do not seem to be any cheap options for tickets out there for this. Even standing room is $122 on the website. That is the largest amount I've ever seen for standing tickets...crazy!

EDIT: Nevermind, found the digital rush on todaytix. Still though, those $122 standing tickets are the highest Ive ever seen for standing room..."

The SRO for this show isn't really "standing-room"; they are seats at the very back of the theater. I believe they are the "jump seats" that hearthemsing22 mentioned earlier. I don't understand why the BO marked them as SRO.

[steven22]

Posted: 6/25/23 at 8:02pm

I was able to get a TodayTix rush ticket earlier in the run and originally was seated in the “jump seats” and they were so uncomfortable. Thankfully they moved everyone to empty seats right before curtain. 

[Broadway Flash]

Posted: 7/11/23 at 10:57am

Looks like they did away with the rush for the final week of performances.  what are the odds this transfers to broadway?

[steven22]

Posted: 7/11/23 at 11:08am

Broadway Flash said: "Looks like they did away with the rush for the final week of performances. what are the odds this transfers to broadway?"

I wouldn’t be surprised if it did next season. David Stone was the show early in previews when I went. 
 

The show needs some work but it definitely has a future life IMO. Kelli and Brian are gold, that’s for sure. 

[Broadway Flash]

Posted: 7/11/23 at 11:25am

Next season as in 23-24?  Kelli is doing The Hours at the Met in the Spring so idk how that would work if it comes in soon.

[Sutton Ross]

Posted: 7/11/23 at 12:18pm

This show was extraordinary but it's not a commercial Broadway bound show in its current form. And considering that is how the film ends, they can't exactly change how tragic the entire story turns out to be. 

 

[Sauja]

Posted: 7/11/23 at 4:31pm

Sutton Ross said: "This show was extraordinary but it's not a commercial Broadway bound show in its current form. And considering that is how the film ends, they can't exactly change how tragic the entire story turns out to be.

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I agree that it’s never going to be a big commercial success, but I can imagine it doing well enough to make sense in a subscription theater like 2ST, MTC, or Roundabout. In particular, I think it would fit in the Friedman beautifully. Mind you, this is just my wishful thinking wanting to see it again and is not based in any rumor let alone actual intel.

[Jordan Catalano]

Posted: 7/19/23 at 12:56pm

Was told this morning by someone I trust that a Broadway transfer is happening in the Fall at a theater that absolutely confuses me due how big it is. 

[perfectpenguin]

Posted: 7/19/23 at 1:16pm

Jordan Catalano said: "Was told this morning by someone I trust that a Broadway transfer is happening in the Fall at a theater that absolutely confuses me due how big it is."

Oh man please not to the St James. 

[Jordan Catalano]

Posted: 7/19/23 at 1:19pm

No, not the St. James.

[steven22]

Posted: 7/19/23 at 1:21pm

Jordan Catalano said: "No, not the St. James."

Beaumont? 

[Jordan Catalano]

Posted: 7/19/23 at 1:34pm

I was told Lyceum. I trust my friend (who’s given me a LOT of info I’ve posted first here) but for some reason that just seems weird to me. But stranger things have happened…

[Jesse St. James]

Posted: 7/19/23 at 1:38pm

Do you know when previews might start? Could I possibly see it in October?

[Jordan Catalano]

Posted: 7/19/23 at 1:44pm

I know literally nothing else. And as always, take all this as rumor. :)

[Jordan Catalano]

Posted: 7/19/23 at 1:47pm

Well. Grey House is closing early so maybe not that weird lol

[jagman1062]

Posted: 7/19/23 at 1:50pm

Jordan Catalano said: "I was told Lyceum. I trust my friend (who’s given me a LOT of info I’ve posted first here) but for some reason that just seems weird to me. But stranger things have happened…"

Of all the theaters that are/will be available this fall, isn't the Lyceum among the smaller ones, especially if the Shuberts are involved in the transfer? I imagine if this transfer is happening, Grey House would close on September 3 as some people have speculated. Edit: Jordan, you must have typed in your previous post as I was typing mine, lol.

Updated On: 7/19/23 at 01:50 PM

[Jordan Catalano]

Posted: 7/19/23 at 1:51pm

Maybe but for a show like this, it just seems way too big. *shrug*

[ErmengardeStopSniveling]

Posted: 7/19/23 at 1:53pm

Jordan Catalano said: "I was told Lyceum. I trust my friend (who’s given me a LOT of info I’ve posted first here) but for some reason that just seems weird to me. But stranger things have happened…"

I mean, there's only 6 theatres smaller than the Lyceum, and three of those are filled by nonprofits. 922 seats is appropriately small for a show where ticket sales would probably be equally bad in a 599-seat house vs a 1500-seat house.

As for THE HOURS, there's only 8 performances, occurring in May 2024. So Kelli could conceivably jump between both by missing about 2 cumulative weeks of DAYS performances, in the unlikely event that it's still running by then.

[Det95]

Posted: 7/19/23 at 1:55pm

From my quick glancing all the theatres smaller than the Lyceum are booked for the fall. Unless something falls though, or closes unexpectedly, I guess the Lyceum is the smallest theatre available.

[Jordan Catalano]

Posted: 7/19/23 at 1:56pm

Y’all are very right. Theres just something about that theater that makes me think it’s much bigger than it actually is. 

[steven22]

Posted: 7/19/23 at 1:59pm

Jordan Catalano said: "Y’all are very right. Theres just something about that theater that makes me think it’s much bigger than it actually is."

I’m with you. It feels bigger than it is to me too! 

[ErmengardeStopSniveling]

Posted: 7/19/23 at 2:00pm

steven22 said: "I wouldn’t be surprised if it did next season. David Stone was the show early in previews when I went."

Kevin McCollum and Mark Cortale are the commercial producers behind it. Stone was probably there as a friend of Greif, the Atlantic, and others. Bart Sher, Scott Ellis, Lin-Manuel Miranda, and Sara Bareilles also attended at various points. None of that means anything. Show folks like attending shows as much as the rest of us :)