NY Daily News on Audience Members Falling at CURSED CHILD — Page 2

BroadwayNYC2 said: "Have some sympathy for Christ's sake. The article clearly stated that these steps are "narrow, shallow" and "poorly lit." No one should go to a theater only to return home with a broken bone or two.Have some sympathy for Christ's sake.



Oh hell no. The steps are fine. Learn to walk."

Sounds like you just got an A+ in walking 101! Big congrats from the bottom of my heart.

CT2NYC said: "I'm confused. Those steps have always been there, and, unless they initially walked downone of the side aisles, then they had to walk down the steps to get to their seats to begin with."

The time you met me in the theater was the performance that the 93year man fell. He was also walking up the stairs during the show when there was no lights on and he tripped over his coat. But I have overall seen many people trip over the orchestra main and side aisle steps.

Someone on All That Chat is saying that the production intended the stairs to be uneven and evoke a Harry Potter-esque atmosphere. But I'm skeptical that NYC would allow its building codes to be so blatantly violated like that.

For those who have been down this aisle, what did it look like? Was it irregular or crooked or anything?