How is A Behanding in Spokane?- Page 2

[Mimi2]

Posted: 3/23/10 at 4:23pm

Jordan, I've seen many plays. I listed in this thread that I saw (and hated) Is He Dead?, The Little Dog Laughed, and Race. You can see that in one of my posts here.

I've also seen wonderful plays like Glengarry Glen Ross, Tru, and The Gin Game.

It's just the last three plays that I saw that made me feel like never seeing a play again. One disappointing play after another (on top of the expense) makes you feel that way.

I don't think it's odd or immature to base my feelings on my recent unfortunate play-viewing history.

[Jordan Catalano]

Posted: 3/23/10 at 4:39pm

ooooook. Well then I would suggest steering clear of all plays from here on out.

[Mimi2]

Posted: 3/23/10 at 4:43pm

Obviously I'm still giving plays a chance. I have tickets to see A Behanding in Spokane. But I just haven't seen a good play in years so I'm wary.

[Luv2goToShows]

Posted: 3/23/10 at 7:32pm

Mimi, since you are going on Saturday maybe you can catch Tenor. They do have a rush policy and someone on the board commented they got seats close to the stage, I believe row B to the side. Or you can check the TKTS booth to see what they have available.

[Mimi2]

Posted: 3/24/10 at 2:07pm

That's a great idea. I really want to see Tony Shalhoub. Monk is one of my favorite shows.

[ManhattanGal]

Posted: 4/8/10 at 3:03am

I liked this play. It is bizarre, but entertaining and well-acted.

[Mimi2]

Posted: 4/8/10 at 8:49am

I loved it!! I really loved it. The acting was great and the play was hysterically funny. Yes, it was bizarre and odd but I love that kind of stuff.