#552
Posted: 8/21/10 at 9:20pm
The curtain at the beginning of 'Memphis' from the box seats. I liked how they had it so it looked like the water was moving.
#553
Posted: 8/21/10 at 9:27pm
I wouldn't dare take one a Memphis. They have a nazi usher.
Also, what is with the piece of something that hangs off the proscenium the entire show? It doesn't do anything & disrupts the view.
Also, what is with the piece of something that hangs off the proscenium the entire show? It doesn't do anything & disrupts the view.
#554
Posted: 8/21/10 at 10:04pm
I managed to snag that one. Didn't dare try again during intermission.
And I can't say I really noticed anything hanging, so idk.
And I can't say I really noticed anything hanging, so idk.
#556
Posted: 8/21/10 at 11:24pm
Please TheatreFan4: I do not live in the United States. Could you tell me about the set you've posted in the last message? Thank you in advance. Best, Will.
#558
Posted: 8/21/10 at 11:46pm
How does the proscenium disrupt the show, TF4?
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#559
Posted: 8/21/10 at 11:50pm
From where I sat it cut off a bit of the heads of people on the hanging street set piece.
#560
Posted: 8/21/10 at 11:52pm
^ From the balcony, you don't fully see the TV-like screen curtains during Heuy's television show.
#562
Posted: 8/22/10 at 12:09am
Me too. When standing on the stage. The theatre seems pretty small. Next time I see the show, I'll get mezz seats.
#563
Posted: 8/22/10 at 12:19am
Gotcha. I was in the orchestra, so I guess I shouldn't talk.
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#564
Posted: 8/22/10 at 12:38am
Oh, I have no clue what's up with that thing; I never noticed it. I was in the box seats (yay, student tickets) so I was partial view anyway (when it came to things on the far left side). I couldn't see the screens for the most part anyway, but you can't beat $26 for a show!
#565
Posted: 8/22/10 at 12:43am
I sat front row of the mezz and saw the entire stage fine. I love the curtains before the show and during intermission. However, there were some times when that steel truss? is it? was blocking some of the stuff in the street set piece.
#566
Posted: 9/12/10 at 1:52pm
This is gonna sound dumb but in Night Music, how do those pictures that appear in the glass work? Does someone put them there or are they on a track or something?
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#567
Posted: 9/12/10 at 2:11pm
American Idiot from the house left box:
Addams Family
Promises Promises
Memphis front row
Addams Family
Promises Promises
Memphis front row
#568
Posted: 9/12/10 at 2:12pm
In the Heights front row
Night Music
next to normal front row
Rock of Ages
Night Music
next to normal front row
Rock of Ages
#569
Posted: 9/12/10 at 4:19pm
I love, love, love Night Music's set. David Farley does a masterful job with those Menier scenic designs.
Oh and for any other teenage guys on here, if you rush ALNM and get front row seats, Bernadette will make eye contact with and address you during her "We women have the right..." speech.
Oh and for any other teenage guys on here, if you rush ALNM and get front row seats, Bernadette will make eye contact with and address you during her "We women have the right..." speech.
#570
Posted: 9/12/10 at 4:25pm
What is the curtain for the new revival of Mrs. Warren's Profession? And does anyone have a picture? Thanks.
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#571
Posted: 9/14/10 at 12:29pm
Anyone have 'All Shook Up'?
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#572
Posted: 9/15/10 at 12:53am
All Shook Up
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#573
Posted: 9/27/10 at 2:32am
I loved Memphis and Addams Family had a gorgeous... and spooky curtain.
The proscenium was fine in orchestra, but I actually was wondering how it would block sight lines up in the mezz. obviously it did.
This one is a bad photo... last minute tickets :/ Legally Blonde :)
#575
Posted: 10/16/10 at 1:28pm
Anyone have the pre show set up/curtain for Toxic Avanger or Young Frankenstein?
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