3/23 for me. And really excited about this! I have been tracking it since I heard it announced, and actually planned my trip around this, and several other shows.
What a stellar line up. I've never seen any of them onstage so really excited for this show.
I did see Savion in Jelly's Last Jam and found him to be at once hugely talented and charming in the role of Young Jelly. I can't wait to see what he does with the choreography.
I can see why you'd say that for She Loves Me, but I loved the production so much it still may end up on my wall alongside Shuffle Along as long I enjoy it as much as I hope I will.
As for Shuffle Along, I'm almost tempted not to look at the reviews. It won't have been out for very long when I get to NY, and I'm sure they'll be great.
I feel like I want to go in fresh! Really anxious to see it!
I just checked Telecharge and can't believe how well this is selling. Gonna bite the bullet and splurge so I don't end up having to pay an insane price later on.
Got a $55.00 ticket last week with the Theatermania code. Last row. Also, inside my envelope was a slip of paper that said "THERE WILL BE NO LATE SEATING".
I'll be very interested in hearing people's thoughts on this show. There's something very intriguing and alluring about it that sets it apart from the other new arrivals.
Play Esq. said: "Cupid Boy2 said: "Their artwork is my favorite of the season. I hope window cards are done for Tuesday night! I can't wait to see what they look like.
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This! Also, this is Equity Fights AIDS week, right? Really hoping for a fully signed poster with this cover art!
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I would love this! But I thought I read before that shows in previews don't collect. And even if they did, I'd think there is too much to do at at first preview to accomplish this.
Time to ask an obvious question I guess... is this policy the only rush policy that they'll have for the show, or is this just what they'll be doing during previews and then switching to another rush policy for the run of the show? I've never heard of preview-only rush before.
(I read the article that's linked here and the one on Playbill but neither one say if they'll have a real rush policy later on)
I do hope that there is some kind of rush policy after opening- I really want to see this show, but I'm wary of going in previews because I expect that they'll still be working on things throughout that time.
I am a firm believer in serendipity- all the random pieces coming together in one wonderful moment, when suddenly you see what their purpose was all along.
With the way its selling, maybe there'll end up being no rush policy at all. At the very least, though, there should be standing room for the sell-out performances once it opens and maybe in previews if the creative team doesn't need the space.
wonderfulwizard11 said: "I do hope that there is some kind of rush policy after opening- I really want to see this show, but I'm wary of going in previews because I expect that they'll still be working on things throughout that time." I always like to go during the second week of previews.