#151
Posted: 3/9/20 at 12:12pm
I wonder with this virus spreading on the UWS if they will hold off on the previews.
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#152
Posted: 3/9/20 at 12:39pm
SmoothLover said: "I wonder with this virus spreading on the UWS if they will hold off on the previews."
Can we keep the fear mongering to the coronavirus thread?
#153
Posted: 3/9/20 at 1:16pm
I'm looking at buying tickets in the loge, what is the view like? The VB seems small, but is the loge far from the stage?
#154
Posted: 3/9/20 at 2:14pm
dianamorales said: "I'm looking at buying tickets in the loge, what is the view like? The VB seems small, but is the loge far from the stage?"
I sat up there for King and I and thought the view was fantastic, and that's where my seats are for this. I bought tickets for this after convincing my companion to extend our trip by one day. Decided to see this over Beetlejuice as I don't see this touring and am extremely intrigued.
#155
Posted: 3/9/20 at 2:28pm
I do believe legroom is limited in the loge. I’ve sat in orchestra before and even there legroom wasn’t great. If that’s a concern, I’d recommend aisle seating.
#156
Posted: 3/9/20 at 2:41pm
The loge is wonderful there and has pretty standard leg room. I would recommend an aisle seat.
#157
Posted: 3/9/20 at 2:49pm
I’ve sat in the loge many times. Avoid the 100s and 500s and you’ll be fine.
Just remembering you've had an "and"
When you're back to "or"
Makes the "or" mean more than it did before
#158
Posted: 3/10/20 at 9:53am
"Just got a LincTix for the first preview!!!
I believe I mentioned on this thread that my oldest daughter was the tap teacher for the young boy (Atticus Ware) who is in the show. I believe his part is a young Cary Grant. If you can, let me know what you think of his performance.
#159
Posted: 3/10/20 at 1:42pm
Alex M said: "SmoothLover said: "I wonder with this virus spreading on the UWS if they will hold off on the previews."
Can we keep the fear mongering to the coronavirus thread?"
The majority of preview goers are subscribers where the median age range is around 77.
#160
Posted: 3/10/20 at 1:55pm
dianamorales said: "I'm looking at buying tickets in the loge, what is the view like? The VB seems small, but is the loge far from the stage?"
I sat in row E of the loge, in the 300's section, and I loved the view, but I used my binoculars quite a bit to see facial expressions.
#161
Posted: 3/10/20 at 1:57pm
SmoothLover said: "The majority of preview goers are subscribers where the median age range is around 77.
Gee, I sure hope you washed that factoid thoroughly after you pulled it out of your a**!
#162
Posted: 3/10/20 at 2:16pm
Where are the LincTix for this show?
Hunter: Your teeth need whitening./ Heidi: You sound weird./ Jeff: You taste funny.
-Jeff Bowen's worst onstage line flub.
-Jeff Bowen's worst onstage line flub.
#163
Posted: 3/10/20 at 3:29pm
Usually the side sections. Mines front row on the side. Looks to be a great view. But we don’t know the design yet but I’ve yet to have a bad seat in that space.
#164
Posted: 3/10/20 at 9:36pm
suicidalmickeymouse said: "Where are the LincTix for this show?"
I got third row, third seat in from side. I was surprised they were not rear orch or rear balcony but as others mention all depend on the set design.
#165
Posted: 3/10/20 at 10:27pm
It is common knowledge that subscribers tend to be around the mid 70’s mark both at Lincoln Center as well as the Roundabout and the Manhattan theatre club. Afternoon performances run about 75% as far as the senior demographic concerned. Decisions will be made in terms of what is best for the entire population. The good news is that this production could halt performances for a while and then restart them while extending the closing date.
#166
Posted: 3/10/20 at 10:45pm
Im going to disagree about the loge. I’ve sat there many times and find the steep rake and big distance gives me vertigo. I’m also short and even I find the leg room cramped. Downstairs any seat is great.
#167
Posted: 3/11/20 at 1:28am
SmoothLover said: "It is common knowledge that subscribers tend to be around the mid 70’s mark both at Lincoln Center as well as the Roundabout and the Manhattan theatre club. Afternoon performances run about 75% as far as the senior demographic concerned. Decisions will be made in terms of what is best for the entire population. The good news is that this production could halt performances for a while and then restart them while extending the closing date."
As I said before, let’s keep the fear mongering to the many other threads ABOUT the coronavirus. I personally have not been pressing on those threads due to coming to this message bored to enjoy talking about theatre with others, not to hear about how I’m going to get sick when I see a show.
Updated On: 3/11/20 at 01:28 AM
#168
Posted: 3/11/20 at 11:15am
Fear mongering and being realistic are two different things, and the board doesn’t have to be careful for one person’s paranoia. Be an adult.
I am big. It’s the REVIVALS that got small.
#169
Posted: 3/11/20 at 12:19pm
GiantsInTheSky2 said: "Fear mongering and being realistic are two different things, and the board doesn’t have to be careful for one person’s paranoia. Be an adult. "
We have multiple threads about corona. Why ruin this one talking about it when theirs plenty of other threads. That’s all I’m saying.
#170
Posted: 3/11/20 at 12:22pm
Because it’s an issue that’s infiltrating every discussion about our daily lives right now. So if you don’t like that, than maybe you should log off here until the virus goes away because it’s going to be mentioned a LOT in the next few months on most discussions.
And as (I’m assuming) an adult you also have the ability to scroll past comments you don’t want to read and also the ability to not respond to, therefore adding to a discussion, topics you don’t want to partake in.
And as (I’m assuming) an adult you also have the ability to scroll past comments you don’t want to read and also the ability to not respond to, therefore adding to a discussion, topics you don’t want to partake in.
#171
Posted: 3/11/20 at 1:51pm
Any thread that stays relatively focused on the stated topic makes for easier reading and conversation.
#172
Posted: 3/11/20 at 2:09pm
I'm excited for this. I love every single one of Lapine's musicals. Hopefully, this one will be another. The subject matter is certainly interesting.
#174
Posted: 3/11/20 at 2:16pm
Jordan Catalano said: "Even the Annie revival?"
Oop.
#175
Posted: 3/11/20 at 3:23pm
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