Nick did HAMILTON as a bridge gig before starting LSOH, so him doing LSOH before CHESS makes sense AND helps him build his profile a bit for the revival.
Also, the man is an EXCELLENT Seymour and you would be foolish to sleep on a chance to see him. I’ve said it many times before that I’ve seen him in such a wide variety of roles and I’m convinced there is nothing that this man cannot do.
Broadway Star Joined: 3/29/23
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Just an FYI - All side view tickets (in every row) for Nick & Madeline’s 3 week run are only $51 (including fees)
That's a really good deal, I see that it's not selling incredibly well. Madeline is most known for her tv work but she was wonderful as Sally, hopefully good word of mouth will spread during their run.
I low key hoped the prices would drop since most of the tickets were $100+, save for some $79 seats that have absolutely NO room. Now I don’t have to worry about constantly losing the lottery.
The prices do go back to normal after Nick leaves, but I’m curious who they have coming in alongside Madeline, because I feel like they need to announce soon in order to start driving sales.
Went back this afternoon.
Nick is really in excellent comedic form here. He doesn’t get many chances at comedy so, again, I highly endorse you take this return as a chance to see him before he goes into CHESS. Chatting with him after, he also is definitely amenable to keep returning whenever they need him because he’s having a blast.
Madeline Brewer has a gorgeous voice, but she is still finding her confidence in the character a bit. It’s only her second performance and she can only grow from here, but it seemed like she was dipping her toe into the sillier aspects of Audrey. I also have a slight affinity for Sherie Rene Scott in the role because she was just so blowsy and campy and understood the assignment.
Reg Rogers is a dream Mushnik. He’s just cracked out, exasperated, loud, and leaning into the Borscht Belt aspect of Mushnik. He was like Vincent Gardenia on cocaine and I loved it.
Jeremy Kushnier, on the other hand, was very disappointing. He was good during his big dentist schtick at the end of act one, But he paled in comparison to Teddy Yudain and James Carpinello
Broadway Legend Joined: 8/26/19
Well, the tickets just went on sale on TodayTix starting from $72. Haven't received any email, just a pushed notification from the app.
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