I mean, 7:00 curtain times are pretty common nowadays, to the point where I wouldn't think to wonder what the reasoning might be.
It is interesting that their Wednesday matinee is at 1:00 though - that's the only curtain time of theirs that strikes me as a little odd. The show is only about 2h15m. I guess for whatever reason, they wanted to make the gap between the shows the same as on Saturdays (2pm and 8pm)?
JoeW4 said: "I mean, 7:00 curtain times are pretty common nowadays, to the point where I wouldn't think to wonder what the reasoning might be.
It is interesting that their Wednesday matinee is at 1:00 though - that's the only curtain time of theirs that strikes me as a little odd. The show is only about 2h15m. I guess for whatever reason, they wanted to make the gap between the shows the same as on Saturdays (2pm and 8pm)?"
Also there is no intermission.
"I hope your Fanny is bigger than my Peter."
Mary Martin to Ezio Pinza opening night of Fanny.
Thanks for your input. I ask this because I've signed up for a Lenten program out here on Long Island that starts at 7 pm.on Wednesday nights. If I attend a 1 pm Wed matinee of Leopoldstadt I should be able to do both in one day. (Although I might arrange with one of my friends at church to bring a sandwich for me to munch down before the Lenten program starts.)