Hello Dolly Merchandise - Page 4

[Flowerlovestage5]

Posted: 7/16/17 at 5:33pm

The souvevnir program is an absolute delight with the most wonderful photographs, and written information provided.  I haven't read it thoroughly yet, but I was thumbing through each page.  Pure joy.  It captures the essence of the entire show, scene for scene, I think, anyway.

 

Does anyone have the limited picture flip-book that was given out for an event?  I'd be willing to purchase it.

[Bette's Turban]

Posted: 7/16/17 at 6:50pm

Flowerlovestage5 said: "The souvevnir program is an absolute delight with the most wonderful photographs, and written information provided.  I haven't read it thoroughly yet, but I was thumbing through each page.  Pure joy.  It captures the essence of the entire show, scene for scene, I think, anyway.

 

Does anyone have the limited picture flip-book that was given out for an event?  I'd be willing to purchase it.

 

"

There was one on eBay last week for $125.00

[dmwnc1959]

Posted: 5/27/18 at 5:59pm

Can someone going to the show in the next couple of days verify if the Shubert Theater souvenir stand for “Hello, Dolly!” is open either:

1 - Before the show starts

2 - During intermission

3 - After the show ends

Much appreciated!!! :)

Updated On: 5/27/18 at 05:59 PM

[Broadway Bob*]

Posted: 5/27/18 at 10:07pm

In my experience most Broadway souvenir stands are open for all three! Sometimes the stand might change locations in the theater, but I know the souvenir stand in the downstairs lobby (where the restrooms are) is open before the show and at intermission. I would assume it is also open after the show as I believe it might be the only stand for this show. I don't remember seeing one anywhere else, anyway.

[dmwnc1959]

Posted: 5/28/18 at 6:18am

Broadway Bob* said: "In my experience most Broadway souvenir stands are open for all three! Sometimes the stand might change locations in the theater, but I know the souvenir stand in the downstairs lobby (where the restrooms are) is open before the show and at intermission. I would assume it is also open after the show as I believe it might be the only stand for this show. I don't remember seeing one anywhere else, anyway."

 

Thanks! It was mentioned in this thread that the souvenir stand was not opened until intermission. I’m guessing this may be so that they get everyone into their seats so the show can start on time. Since this is an older thread, I was seeing if that practice was still in place.

[msmp]

Posted: 5/28/18 at 7:25am

When I went in March, it was open before the show started; I know because I had to help someone who was with me and I know I would be occupied during intermission, so I tried the stand beforehand. However, we were also there right when the doors open, so they may have shut down a few minutes before curtain.

I'd say it's worth checking or asking an usher when you get to the theatre! They're definitely open at intermission, though; it just tends to have a longer line.

[dmwnc1959]

Posted: 5/28/18 at 8:27am

msmp said: "When I went in March, it was open before the show started; I know because I had to help someone who was with me and I know I would be occupied during intermission, so I tried the stand beforehand. However, we were also there right when the doors open, so they may have shut down a few minutes before curtain.

I'd say it's worth checking or asking an usher when you get to the theatre! They're definitely open at intermission, though; it just tends to have a longer line."

 

Great! Thank you! I’ll definitely be there well before the doors are suppose to open. I plan on getting there around 6:30pm for the 8pm performance just to check the line and take pictures of the area and Shubert Alley. Soooo excited!!!