PRIMA FACIE Starring Jodie Comer Coming Spring '23- Page 6

[JSquared2]

Posted: 4/3/23 at 11:12am

bdn223 said: "TaffyDavenport said: "$10 lottery begins next Wednesday for the following week's performances, and 10 seats will be available for each."

Couldn't they of just said a select number or the front row, saying only 10 tickets to each performance will be sold for $10 feels like a let them eat cake moment."

 

Just goes to prove that there is NOTHING that could ever happen that wouldn't cause someone on this board to bitch and moan about it.

 

 

[briansb]

Posted: 4/3/23 at 11:18am

I know no one can know for certain but can anyone familiar with the show's staging guess if front row would be good for this show? I know the Golden Theater is a relatively low stage, but I'm usually weary of front row. Debating between row M inner aisle seat or a front row ticket..

[TotallyEffed]

Posted: 4/5/23 at 10:52am

briansb said: "I know no one can know for certain but can anyone familiar with the show's staging guess if front row would be good for this show? I know the Golden Theater is a relatively low stage, but I'm usually weary of front row. Debating between row M inner aisle seat or a front row ticket.."

 

Came here to say the same thing. This appears to be extremely well sold and I am thinking about splurging on a row row seat despite knowing precisely nothing about this play.

[Dylan Smith4]

Posted: 4/5/23 at 11:21am

TotallyEffed said: "briansb said: "I know no one can know for certain but can anyone familiar with the show's staging guess if front row would be good for this show? I know the Golden Theater is a relatively low stage, but I'm usually weary of front row. Debating between row M inner aisle seat or a front row ticket.."



Came here to say the same thing. This appears to be extremely well sold and I am thinking about splurging on a row row seat despite knowing precisely nothing about this play."

I have talked with people who sat front row when the show was in London and they were just blown away. I watched the NT Live broadcast and was just blown away by Comer's performance. There are triggering themes in this play so be aware of that. I couldn't afford the orchestra prices but the Golden is a small house, so there shouldn't really be a bad seat. 

[Charley Kringas Inc]

Posted: 4/5/23 at 11:37am

Front row to this would be like front row to an atom bomb, which is to say it would be amazing.

[BMcGregor]

Posted: 4/5/23 at 11:37am

briansb said: "I know no one can know for certain but can anyone familiar with the show's staging guess if front row would be good for this show? I know the Golden Theater is a relatively low stage, but I'm usually weary of front row. Debating between row M inner aisle seat or a front row ticket.."

 

Not sure about the staging for this but I have sat front row at the Golden several times and never had an issue, though I am 6-3. I am doing front row for this in May so I guess we'll see, 

 

[TotallyEffed]

Posted: 4/5/23 at 11:40am

Well, I got it.

[TarHeelAlan]

Posted: 4/5/23 at 11:45am

Charley Kringas Inc said: "Front row to this would be like front row to an atom bomb, which is to say it would be amazing."

 

We are dead center Row F orchestra, expecting some of that nuclear fallout to hit us as well. The film of the West End performance was just amazing. 

 

[briansb]

Posted: 4/5/23 at 12:33pm

Charley Kringas Inc said: "Front row to this would be like front row to an atom bomb, which is to say it would be amazing."

Thanks all, went for the front row! Couldn't resist being so close to what sounds like is a totally incredible performance. 

[TaffyDavenport]

Posted: 4/5/23 at 3:56pm

If anyone is looking, there's a single $31 rear mezzanine seat left for the entire length of the run, on Friday, May 5.