Posted: 4/29/18 at 8:59am
Posted: 4/29/18 at 11:08am
LesWickedly said: "I believe in her first run, the lowest in Orchestra was $169, which was what I got in Row O side orchestra. Looks like all of orchestra this time around was 229 and up."
Hmm, I know I had M in the center for $189, maybe they had a lower price further over on the sides?
Posted: 4/29/18 at 12:37pm
What is the run time for show? Including interval.
thanks
Posted: 4/29/18 at 12:43pm
2 hours 40 minutes including one intermission.
Posted: 4/29/18 at 12:45pm
Stage Door Sally said: "2 hours 40 minutes including one intermission."
Thank you. Trying to figure out trains already
Posted: 4/29/18 at 2:21pm
SherrieByTheSea said: "Stage Door Sally said: "2 hours 40 minutes including one intermission."
Thank you. Trying to figure out trains already"
Keep in mind that since it's a Rudin production (not a criticism per se, I just know that's the policy at his shows in particular), there's no late seating during Act I--just so you don't cut the train into the city too close!
Posted: 4/29/18 at 2:33pm
haterobics said: "LesWickedly said: "I believe in her first run, the lowest in Orchestra was $169, which was what I got in Row O side orchestra. Looks like all of orchestra this time around was 229 and up."
Hmm, I know I had M in the center for $189, maybe they had a lower price further over on the sides?"
It was on the far side aisle, so that’s why it was cheaper.
Posted: 4/29/18 at 2:46pm
msmp said: "SherrieByTheSea said: "Stage Door Sally said: "2 hours 40 minutes including one intermission."
Thank you. Trying to figure out trains already"
Keep in mind that since it's a Rudin production (not a criticism per se, I just know that's the policy at his shows in particular), there's no late seating during Act I--just so you don't cut the train into the city too close!"
Last year I brought a group of eight to Dolly, one in wheelchair, and I had a nightmare for months ahead that we were one minute late and not allowed in the theater — so all my money was down the drain, and everyone was miserable... Fortunately, that did not happen. Da*n you Scott Rudin for all the angst, and also bless you Scott Rudin for this amazing production. When I was a little kid I sang and danced to my mom's OBC recording, acting out a plot I made up to go along with the songs. To be able to see this production with my mom (and daughter) — priceless. A memory that will be forever treasured by my family.
Posted: 4/29/18 at 2:49pm
LesWickedly said: "It was on the far side aisle, sothat’s why it was cheaper."
They've done away with that nonsense. I paid $229 to sit over there this time. 
Posted: 4/29/18 at 2:51pm
Posted: 4/29/18 at 2:56pm
I purposely picked the side to sadly miss Ernestina Money doing the hoochy coochie. But I didn't want to risk missing any piece of Bette eating.
Posted: 4/29/18 at 3:00pm
Your loss. Ernestina was money!
Posted: 4/29/18 at 3:46pm
Stage Door Sally said: "Your loss. Ernestina was money!"
Not anymore. The current Ernestina is NOT money!
Posted: 4/29/18 at 3:50pm
Yikes, wish Jennifer Simard would come back for the finale.
Posted: 4/29/18 at 4:34pm
Stage Door Sally said: "Your loss. Ernestina was money!"
I have to lose one side or another, and that side of the stage has less going on than the other. Aside from that one bit of shenanigans with Ernestina, nothing else happens over there.
Posted: 4/29/18 at 4:38pm
Stage Door Sally said: "msmp said: "SherrieByTheSea said: "Stage Door Sally said: "2 hours 40 minutes including one intermission."
Thank you. Trying to figure out trains already"
Keep in mind that since it's a Rudin production (not a criticism per se, I just know that's the policy at his shows in particular), there's no late seating during Act I--just so you don't cut the train into the city too close!"
Last year I brought a group of eight to Dolly, one in wheelchair, and I had a nightmarefor months ahead that we were one minute late and not allowed in the theater — so all my money was down the drain, and everyone was miserable...Fortunately, that did not happen. Da*n you Scott Rudin for all the angst, and also bless youScott Rudin for this amazing production. When I was a little kid I sangand danced to my mom's OBC recording, acting out a plot I made up to go along with the songs. To be able to see this production with my mom (and daughter) — priceless. A memory that will be forever treasured bymy family.
"
I can relate to the family memories bit here. This show, without exaggeration, basically rebuilt my relationship with my mother after a long frosty period. We're closer than ever and I can't wait to experience Bette with her in August. So as much as I may grumble about some of the stuff Scott Rudin pulls, at the end of the day he's responsible for bringing this beautiful, amazing revival to Broadway and I have to respect him for that.
Posted: 4/29/18 at 4:42pm
haterobics said: "Stage Door Sally said: "Your loss. Ernestina was money!"
I have to lose one side or another, and that side of the stage has less going on than the other. Aside from that one bit of shenanigans with Ernestina, nothing else happens over there."
I'm worried about my seat. Left Orchestra Row E Seat 13. Will I miss much from this?
Posted: 4/29/18 at 4:52pm
SherrieByTheSea said: "I'm worried about my seat. Left Orchestra Row E Seat 13. Will I miss much from this?"
That's the opposite side from me. You will probably just miss the bits with the other table, since they are both off to the sides. But the other 98% of the show will be perfect. Being close makes up for it. If I wanted to see both sides, I'd've gone further back or in the mezz, but I rather be close.
Posted: 4/29/18 at 4:59pm
haterobics said: "SherrieByTheSea said: "I'm worried about my seat. Left Orchestra Row E Seat 13. Will I miss much from this?"
That's the opposite side from me. You will probably just miss the bits with the other table, since they are both off to the sides. But the other 98% of the show will be perfect. Being close makes up for it. If I wanted to see both sides, I'd've gone further back or in the mezz, but I rather be close. "
Thank you. I just don't want to miss any of Charlie Stemp. I saw him in Half a Six-Pence and he is amazing
Posted: 4/29/18 at 5:05pm
He is at the table you may not see, but very little happens with him (his action is after he leaves the table, which you should see fine). It is maybe one minute total that happens at the table.
Posted: 4/29/18 at 5:14pm
haterobics said: "He is at the table you may not see, but very little happens with him (his action is after he leaves the table, which you should see fine). It is maybe one minute total that happens at the table."
Confirmed. I sat in virtually these same seats (give or take a row, I need to check my ticket stubs) when I saw the show with Bernadette, Santino, and Charlie, and the only things I couldn't see were the few seconds Kate Baldwin and Molly Griggs were talking during that scene since they sit in the interior of the booth. You should be fine in those scenes, and you'll have a good view of Charlie finding Vandergelder's wallet, and very good views of his participation in the polka contest.
Posted: 4/29/18 at 5:48pm
I’m sorry for my confusion; is Gavin coming back to the show when Bette returns or sooner as originally intended?
Posted: 4/29/18 at 6:08pm
SherrieByTheSea said: "Stage Door Sally said: "2 hours 40 minutes including one intermission."
Thank you. Trying to figure out trains already"
But also keep in mind that this show usually begins about 10 minutes late (in order to more fairly enforce the 'no late seating' rule).
Posted: 4/29/18 at 6:09pm
Flowerlovestage5 said: "I’m sorry for my confusion;is Gavin coming back to the show when Bette returns or sooner as originally intended?"
Gavin is returning on May 8.
Posted: 4/29/18 at 6:11pm
Flowerlovestage5 said: "I’m sorry for my confusion;is Gavin coming back to the show when Bette returns or sooner as originally intended?
I was under the impression that he was returning May 8th. I hope there haven't been problems with his recuperation.
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