After lots of Telecharge checking, I managed to snag a ticket for Friday night... seat F 41. It seems to be quite to the side. How are the sightlines at this theatre?
It depends on how the staging is...I was on the side the first time I saw DESSA ROSE and had a clear view of everything. However, for the recent SATURN RETURNS, I saw everything except the snow falling in the backgroud (since I couldn't see the back wall). I still enjoyed the show though...I'm sure F41 will be fine. It will be a privilege just for us to be in the theater that evening.
The artwork for Happiness really caught my eye. The tkts went so quickly that my head was spinning, but I was lucky enough to cop a 4/5 matinee. I'm hoping she has another hit like Contact or Showboat on her hands, and I hope even more that this one won't be in the big, thou shalt not or young frankenstein category.
I'm thinking about bringing my THOU SHALT NOT window card for Susan Stroman to sign (already signed by Craig Bierko and Nobert Leo Butz). Hopefully she won't slap me and refuse to sign it...her choreography of "The Other Hours Ballet" was wonderful!
I don't get why people get upset that theatre with subscribers or members have limited availability for their shows to non-members and non-subscribers. They have members...they program for members. The members get tickets first. If they extend, then everyone else will get to see it. but if not... that is the perk of being a member. If not for that perk, why be a member? If you want to see the show and like the theatre...become a member. problem solved
I just got a front row ticket in the left center section on the aisle (seat B1) to a Wednesday night performance in two weeks. 22 bucks with my Studentix membership.
"I seem to have wandered into the BRAIN load-out thread... "
-best12bars
"Sorry I am a Theatre major not a English Major"
-skibumb5290