SOUTH PACIFIC - Help!

Hey all -

On April 7, 1949, Rodgers and Hammerstein's SOUTH PACIFIC opened on Broadway. That coming September, my grandmother turned 18 years old...

With her birthday approaching (Lord only knows how soon these summers fly), I opted to book a pair of tix to see the first revival of the show since its original run almost 60 years ago! I officially booked the seats on Friday (the 4th), the order has seemingly been processed and the tickets have been printed.

My only question is this: For those who have experienced this masterpiece playing on West 65th, how *are* my seats, and what can expect from this mounting? For reference, we'll be in the Center Orchestra, Row D, Seats 303 and 304.

With these spectacular reviews, I just couldn't resist, treating the one person who first introduced me to the wonder of 'live theatre' when I was a young critter. August 19th, the evening we're headed out, can't come here soon enough!

Thank you kindly, my friends.

Best,
- Mike

Updated On: 4/6/08 at 02:57 AM

(a) I thought backstory would be a nice lead-in.

... I'm a writer, it's what I do!

and

(b)This is my first LCT production, I honestly wouldn't know...

a) It was.

That's super super sweet.

LimelightMike, just for future reference, nytheatre.com has pretty detailed seating charts..much more detailed than playbill.com or telecharge/ticketmaster. It also tells you where the mezz overhangs to the orchestra.


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I don't mind your posts though, just FYI.

Have fun with your grandmother! I have no doubt she'll be touched.

I actually read all of that before you just deleted it. That's very sweet of you. If I was her, I'd tell everyone too.

My parents have this family friend who I've known since I was born. She's in her 80s..loves the theatre. She saw the original production of South Pacific (imagine that), and she was thrilled when she found out that there was gonna be a revival. They (that generation) do indeed deserve this show..this mounting. I might just steal your idea and take her to see it!

Shameless Bump.

With hopes that those who have made the voyage to the Beaumont can share some thoughts, comments, and opinions on the show.

Just FYI (and making no assumptions about your grandmother):



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