KIMBERLY AKIMBO Off-Broadway - Previews & Reviews — Page 4

HenryTDobson said: "Amazing reviews, so happy for the creative team and cast. These reviews seem to assume a Broadway transfer is inevitable. Is there any validity to these claims?"

No idea but this show's charm would not really translate in a huge theater. Booth or Hudson in the spring would be sweet.

RippedMan said: "I would love to see this in January if it extends, or if it takes to Broadway and takes Circle or the Booth. Time Out NY calling it the best new musical of the season seems like it might make the move to Bway."

If they have the money in place and are fast-tracking for spring 2022, the Golden. Belasco, or Longacre would basically be their only options, pending early closings. The Booth, Hudson, and Circle have been mentioned here but they have new shows opening in the spring. Here's your trusty guide to real estate.

Time Out NY has no significant readership but that quote would be nice in advertisements.

ErmengardeStopSniveling said: "RippedMan said: "I would love to see this in January if it extends, or if it takes to Broadway and takes Circle or the Booth. Time Out NY calling it the best new musical of the season seems like it might make the move to Bway."

If they have the money in place and are fast-tracking for spring 2022, the Golden. Belasco, or Longacre would basically be their only options, pending early closings. TheBooth, Hudson, and Circle have been mentioned here but they have new shows opening in the spring. Here's your trusty guide to real estate.

Time Out NY has no significant readership but that quote would be nice in advertisements."

The Golden would seem ideal for a small quirky musical, given its size (and the ghost of Avenue Q). 

I cannot understand why this show isn't already sold out.

Great seats are still available at $101.

(I am not in the production, nor an employee of the production or the theatre.)

Larry6417 said: "I cannot understand why this show isn't already sold out.

Great seats are still available at $101.

(I am not in the production, nor an employee of the production or the theatre.)"

I loved the show, but in my circle of theater-going friends, there was not a lot of interest in shelling out $100 for the subject matter.  Many felt they had seen a similar story too many times already in movies.

Does anyone know if the bar is open inside the Linda Gross Theatre?

Yes it was, but you are not allowed to bring drinks into the theatre, so get there early.

I really loved this show and will be going back between Christmas and New Year’s.  
 

There are $25 Lottery seats available on TodayTix.

What a lovely, beautiful and incredibly touching musical. I can’t remember when I was last affected by a new musical: it very well could have been The Band’s Visit in the same theater a few years ago.  While I agree that all successful shows don’t need to transfer to Broadway, this one should. It’s going to be hard for this one to find an audience, but it’s a show that affirms life and makes the viewer feel damn good, without cloying the audience. Enough Tony love and it could be a hit in NY and on tour. 
 

Just loved this, and if it transfers, the best actress category already has a front runner. 

I've been hearing really good things about this show! I believe Atlantic does a $20 student rush, so I think I'll try to go see it next weekend!

bwayboy22 said: "Wether this goes to Broadway or not, does anyone think we could be getting a cast recording of this?"

I would bet good money this is moving uptown and a definite yes to a cast album.

Dan6 said: "Any seating recommendations from those who've seen it? Looks like choices for my available night are Row C (too close?) or Row H."

I sat in row C during previews. Row H would be a much better choice. 

Melissa25 said: "...There are$25 Lottery seats available on TodayTix."

Anyone have a legit discount code without doing lottery?