Get thee to the Shubert Theater... — Page 2

I feel exactly the same way. LOL! It just doesn't feel right to think someone is better in that role. Heck, I saw it with both Hannah and Marin this year, and I hated what they did with the songs, and Marin just did nothing for the role, like I mentioned.

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When Hannah started I wasn't over impressed (but she was out for a while shortly afterwards, so may well have been sick when I saw her), but by the time she finished I thought she was great. Not Sara great, but definitely very good. And much better than Marin, who has an amazing voice but just doesn't have the larger than life personality and humour that the Lady of the Lake needs. I'm going to see it again soon and am really looking forward to seeing Merle in the role. I'm looking forward to seeing Michael Siberry as Arthur as well, I've liked his TV work but don't think I've ever seen him on stage.

From what I remember of Jon Hadary, his performance as 'Arthur' was wonderful - His voice was in top shape and his acting was pretty funny. Not being a Python fan AT ALL, it made my evening all the more enjoyable.

RentBoy: I believe Spamalot does standing room even when it doesn't sell out. In theory, you could do that, but I remember when I did SRO, the guy said no one could move and if they saw anyone, they would ask them to move back. I moved anyway and got a seat in the front row, and no one said anything. Just keep in mind they could ask you to move.

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"So, I know "Spamalot" has standing room, but do they do it even when it's not sold-out? So, in theory, could I buy a standing room ticket and then just sit up in the mezz? "

Last I heard, you have to stand there for the first act, and then, if there are empty seats, they let you sit down after the intermission.

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