Les Mis to take the Imperial? High Fidelity to the Broadhurst? — Page 2

ok i'm not really against them moving to the imperial or staying at the broadhurst. either way i have my tickets already (front row mez) so either theatre, my seats will be pretty good. better than when i saw it before (third to last row in the orchestra). but it would be nice to see it done in a slightly smaller theatre than the imperial... and either way DREW SARICH is in it and will make my day.

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I had tickets to the first preview which was cancelled. Neither the box office nor Telecharge was helpful in getting like seats for a different performance. My fifth row center seats were gone for the entire run, unless I wanted to spend the extra $ for premium seating. I do not know how helpful the box office will be if this move does happen as my experience was more than painful. This is not good news.

if it moves will refunds be available?

they will have to weigh the cost of all the problems it will cause/ refunds/ crazy people/ people going to the wrong theatre and getting very upset etc against making some extra money..

will it be worth it?

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Updated On: 8/23/06 at 09:53 PM

The original and revival versions of How to Suceed in Business Without Really Trying both played the 46th Street/Richard Rodgers Theatre. Same is true with the the original and revival versions of Chicago (also the 46th Street/Richard Rodgers), although the revival moved after about six months to the Shubert.

The original and most recent revival of Man of La Mancha both played the Martin Beck Theatre (now the Al Hirschfeld).

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When the original production of 42nd Street first opened, it played the Winter Garden and we saw it there. Several months later, it moved to the Majestic. In the meantime I had purchased about 20 tickets at the Winter Garden for a group. The date of the group's tickets was after the move.We were told to retain our Winter Garden tickets and use them. When we arrived at the theatre, people who had purchased tickets for the Winter Garden were asked to verify at a table in the lobby of the Majestic that the seat numbers on the Winter Garden tickets existed at the Imperial. In every case they did and we were seated using the Winter Garden tickets. I'm sure that in those cases where the exact seat number did not exist, patrons were offered comparable seats.

It makes sense for LES MIS to play the IMPERIAL again. I believe the backstage logistics for that production need the space that the Imperial can provide.

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Legally Blonde is at the Palace

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