Front Mezz ar Wicked — Page 2
#27
Posted: 11/9/04 at 12:24am
I'd be happy to die for a taste of what Angel had.
Oh no...I can't start.
Flame war!!! Popcorn, Rentfn?
Oh no...I can't start.
Flame war!!! Popcorn, Rentfn?
"It's not always about you!!!" (But if you think I'm referring to you anyway, then I probably am.)
"Good luck returning my ass!" - Wilhemina Slater
"This is my breakfast, lunch and f***ing dinner right here. I'm not even f***in' joking." - Colin Farrell
"Good luck returning my ass!" - Wilhemina Slater
"This is my breakfast, lunch and f***ing dinner right here. I'm not even f***in' joking." - Colin Farrell
#28
Posted: 11/9/04 at 12:26am
someone to live for. unafraid to say i love you???
#29
Posted: 11/9/04 at 12:27am
Don't make me get my flyin' monkeys!
P.S. RE: the seats at the front of the Mezz section as this thread is supposed to be about, those are probably pretty good. Maybe a hint far back but that lets you take in the whole picture as it were--and you'll get a great view of the end of Act One, something you won't want to miss, trust me. Have fun, it's a great show!
P.S. RE: the seats at the front of the Mezz section as this thread is supposed to be about, those are probably pretty good. Maybe a hint far back but that lets you take in the whole picture as it were--and you'll get a great view of the end of Act One, something you won't want to miss, trust me. Have fun, it's a great show!
#30
Posted: 11/9/04 at 12:27am
AAAAALL your words are nice----no! Another time, another place. The words would.......gah. No...more...threadjacking!!
"It's not always about you!!!" (But if you think I'm referring to you anyway, then I probably am.)
"Good luck returning my ass!" - Wilhemina Slater
"This is my breakfast, lunch and f***ing dinner right here. I'm not even f***in' joking." - Colin Farrell
"Good luck returning my ass!" - Wilhemina Slater
"This is my breakfast, lunch and f***ing dinner right here. I'm not even f***in' joking." - Colin Farrell
#31
Posted: 11/9/04 at 12:31am
only rhyme? long embrace? your having fun want to PROVE ME WRONG???
#32
Posted: 11/9/04 at 7:25am
I have the Agree that I wasnt at all impressed with Phantom of the Opera's special effects.
"Oh look the chandelier is being slowely lowered onto the stage..." not too impressive.
I think on stage you just need to be able to use your imagination though is the point to all of it. Whether it is Phantoms chandelier, Elphaba flying, or Javert rolling off the stage as a bridge goes flying in the air. hehe
"Oh look the chandelier is being slowely lowered onto the stage..." not too impressive.
I think on stage you just need to be able to use your imagination though is the point to all of it. Whether it is Phantoms chandelier, Elphaba flying, or Javert rolling off the stage as a bridge goes flying in the air. hehe
#33
Posted: 11/9/04 at 9:12am
Defyinggravity - "standing ovation". I wish I had said that!
Munkustrap - Go see the Star Wars film coming out next spring if you want special effects.
Munkustrap - Go see the Star Wars film coming out next spring if you want special effects.
#34
Posted: 11/9/04 at 5:46pm
i sat dead-center in the middle of the mezz (first row of $75 seats) the first time i saw wicked and i enjoyed it. the gershwin is MASSIVE, but i've also sat in the front row on the extreme right (like the last 2 seats on the end) when oklahoma! was there, and i would definitely prefer being farther back. not only is the gershwin deep, it's also wide.
i am seeing wicked again and sitting in the front left-ist mezz... i wish i could get better seats but it's 8 days before idina's last show, so it was those seats or nothing. i'm still excited i'm seeing it again. :)
my favorite theater is definitely the nederlander, you can see everything (well, maybe not the wall in contact) no matter where you sit.
i am seeing wicked again and sitting in the front left-ist mezz... i wish i could get better seats but it's 8 days before idina's last show, so it was those seats or nothing. i'm still excited i'm seeing it again. :)
my favorite theater is definitely the nederlander, you can see everything (well, maybe not the wall in contact) no matter where you sit.
#35
Posted: 11/9/04 at 6:56pm
~~ Sorry, threadjack ~~
You're right AbsolutKnight. I was disappointed in the chandelier dropping (SLOWLY) too. I kept looking around at people, going, "Oh, THIS is it??" When I was referring to special effects in Phantom, I was thinking more of the boat, the disappearance while he's on the chair, etc.
I think front mezzanine for Wicked would be good for a first timer to get the whole effect of the show, but I'm an orchestra-seating snob, myself.
You're right AbsolutKnight. I was disappointed in the chandelier dropping (SLOWLY) too. I kept looking around at people, going, "Oh, THIS is it??" When I was referring to special effects in Phantom, I was thinking more of the boat, the disappearance while he's on the chair, etc.
I think front mezzanine for Wicked would be good for a first timer to get the whole effect of the show, but I'm an orchestra-seating snob, myself.
"It's not always about you!!!" (But if you think I'm referring to you anyway, then I probably am.)
"Good luck returning my ass!" - Wilhemina Slater
"This is my breakfast, lunch and f***ing dinner right here. I'm not even f***in' joking." - Colin Farrell
"Good luck returning my ass!" - Wilhemina Slater
"This is my breakfast, lunch and f***ing dinner right here. I'm not even f***in' joking." - Colin Farrell
#36
Posted: 11/10/04 at 10:24am
defying gravity 2-
Finally, what sounds like an adult on the board. Thank you!! Young children and teens, the majority of posters here and don't deny it, are being referred to as "echo-boomers" by psychologists and pediatricians alike today. The term is simple... it means the "echo" (offspring) of the baby-Boomer generation. Echo Boomers require way more stimulation than children of previous generations, as they were raised in a world of computers, soccer moms, after-school activities, and other over-stimulating social situations. Experts predict that when the echo-boomer generation reaches the adult workforce, they will fail miserably, as they will expect the "grown-ups" to fawn over and reward their every move....In reality, that doesn't happen.
So, echo-boomers on this board, STEP AWAY FROM THE COMPUTER!!!!!
Read a book.;
And defying gravity 2, Thanks for the intelligent post.
Finally, what sounds like an adult on the board. Thank you!! Young children and teens, the majority of posters here and don't deny it, are being referred to as "echo-boomers" by psychologists and pediatricians alike today. The term is simple... it means the "echo" (offspring) of the baby-Boomer generation. Echo Boomers require way more stimulation than children of previous generations, as they were raised in a world of computers, soccer moms, after-school activities, and other over-stimulating social situations. Experts predict that when the echo-boomer generation reaches the adult workforce, they will fail miserably, as they will expect the "grown-ups" to fawn over and reward their every move....In reality, that doesn't happen.
So, echo-boomers on this board, STEP AWAY FROM THE COMPUTER!!!!!
Read a book.;
And defying gravity 2, Thanks for the intelligent post.
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