Lunt-Fontanne Stage Door
Lunt-Fontanne Stage Door
#1Lunt-Fontanne Stage Door
Posted: 1/4/08 at 7:07pm
Where is it located? Like from the entrance.
I'm not seeing the show anytime soon, but if I ever do get tickets for Little Mermaid, I'd be too excited, and probably forget to ask. And, if I do see the show over summer (like I'm planning to), I don't want to wander around aimlessly after the show trying to find the SD.
Any help is greatly appreciated.
Thanks in advance.
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#2re: Lunt-Fontanne Stage Door
Posted: 1/4/08 at 7:11pmIf you are facing the front entrance to the theater, it is to the right. It is marked "Lunt Fontanne Theater"
#2re: Lunt-Fontanne Stage Door
Posted: 1/4/08 at 7:17pmIs it really? I thought it was to the left of the entrance? I good be forgetting.
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#3re: Lunt-Fontanne Stage Door
Posted: 1/4/08 at 7:27pmYeah, I was thinking that it was to the left as well (if you're outside, facing the theatre). But I could be wrong.
roadmixer
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#4re: Lunt-Fontanne Stage Door
Posted: 1/4/08 at 8:11pmIt IS to the left of the main entrance and there is a nice sign on it saying Stage Door.
bluetuna
Leading Actor Joined: 11/15/07
#5re: Lunt-Fontanne Stage Door
Posted: 1/4/08 at 8:59pmThey have a fence to your right when leaving the theatre. They generally have a barricade up.
#6re: Lunt-Fontanne Stage Door
Posted: 1/4/08 at 9:02pmwow. I meant to type 'could' not 'good'.
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#7re: Lunt-Fontanne Stage Door
Posted: 1/4/08 at 9:14pmhey. it's to the left if your looking at the theatre. i love the new disney on broadway commercial. did anyone else see it?
#8re: Lunt-Fontanne Stage Door
Posted: 1/4/08 at 9:49pmWow, I'm so sorry. I didn't look over my post. It is to the left, but I wrote right. I'm stupid.
#9re: Lunt-Fontanne Stage Door
Posted: 1/4/08 at 11:06pmHaving only stage doored in London before my last trip to NYC, I was surprised at how near the theatre entrance that the stage doors in NYC are! They're easy to spot - either because they have "stage door" written on them or because there are barricades outside waiting to be put up. The only stage doors I've ever seen in London with barricades were at the Gielgud for Equus and at the Apollo Victoria for Wicked. Not that I've been to a ton of stage doors...especially in relation to everyone here! I just found it really odd that stage doors in NYC are so near the regular theatre doors. (There are exceptions, of course. Example: The Marquis Theatre.)
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And Starbucks will use the words 'large' and 'small', not pretentious crap like grande and tall.
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#11re: Lunt-Fontanne Stage Door
Posted: 1/4/08 at 11:16pm
When I went to NYC awhile back I didn't SD.
But I'd say the hardest (if you don't know where it is) Stage Door at a theatre to find is the Fox Theatre in St. Louis. If you know where it is, you can find the SD really easily. When you first go to look for it. It's basically if you're walking OUT the entrance/exit, then you turn left and go around the street corner, and down the street into a parking lot thing, and down this little alley thing. It's strange. But whatever.
Aren't most NYC stage doors in the street? Or at least near one?
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#12re: Lunt-Fontanne Stage Door
Posted: 1/5/08 at 11:07amThey didn't have barricades set up for TLM after the matinee on Wednesday and it was a bit of a zoo. It's so easy to find though.
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