Have the popcorn ready , this should be a crap show of delight
Well I didn't want to get into it, but he's a Satanist.
Every full moon he sacrifices 4 puppies to the Dark Lord and smears their blood on his paino.
This should help you understand the score for Wicked a little bit more.
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Is Stephen Schwartz a Practicing Christian
I'm seeing it tomorrow night (as long as it stays open through then!), and have one question unrelated to the show itself:
I have no idea when I last saw a show at The Broadway Theater (or if ever!). Tomorrow night I'm in the first row of the Front Mezzanine. Anyone know how the legroom is there? I'm on the aisle so can try to stretch out if needed, but I've been in some bad front row balcony seats recently and am just wondering about this theater. I really don't know much about this theater, when it was built, etc., so I feel like it's a crap shoot. Hopefully the show will be entrancing enough that I won't care!
Any info appreciated, and I am now off to research the theater a bit. Will try to post a review Saturday!
I saw the show 2 days ago in the 2nd row of the mezz and couldn’t believe how much legroom there was. My tall husband looked comfortable in a broadway seat for the first time ever. One of the most comfortable seats I’ve sat in at a show.
greenifyme2 said: "I saw the show 2 days ago in the 2nd row of the mezz and couldn’t believe how much legroom there was. My tall husband looked comfortable in a broadway seat for the first time ever. One of the most comfortable seats I’ve sat in at a show."
Thanks, good to hear! I really don't think I've ever seen anything at this theater, though I saw a ton of show in the 1970s - 80s!
I don't want any Kong spoilers, so I'll be back here after seeing it - I'm sure to have some opinions! :)
jkl2000 said: "Tomorrow night I'm in the first row of the Front Mezzanine. Anyone know how the legroom is there? I'm on the aisle so can try to stretch out if needed, but I've been in some bad front row balcony seats recently and am just wondering about this theater."
I get the concern, but there seem to be a lot of people who get concerned AFTER they already purchase a seat. Like, why not ask this before buying the ticket?!? (See also: I'm in Seat E24 way off to the side, will I miss anything?)
I cannot envision a scenario in which the producers care what people think of the book music or lyrics. They just want the answer to the question "is seeing the puppet must see theatre?" to be an emphatic yes.
OMG. We have a dual pan from Brantley AND Green!!!
"Spirit-crushing." "Ugh." "Aaaaaaaaargh." "A car wreck of clichés." "Bad score." "Hard to believe the book is by Jack Thorne." "Escape to Margaritaville was until now was my musical theater low point of 2018. Jimmy, I take it all back."
Well if anyone got a pull quote tonight, it's Escape to Margaritaville. That was a fun review to read. Normally I'll just skim them but the conversation was interesting to read.