Posted: 9/3/18 at 9:15am
Posted: 9/3/18 at 9:33am
Wicked is the best thing on earth
Other Good Shows are Anastasia, Beautiful, Frozen, Kinky Boots, Waitress
Posted: 9/3/18 at 10:39am
James Kerrigan2 said: "Wicked is the best thing on earth
Other Good Shows are Anastasia, Beautiful, Frozen, Kinky Boots, Waitress"
ive seen Wicked (it was ok). I did like kinky boots and waitress. No desire to see Frozen or Anastasia. Thanks for the suggestions though
Posted: 9/3/18 at 10:42am
Posted: 9/3/18 at 10:54am
I’m not a kid haha. In my mid 20s. My parents are in their mid 60s. That’s embarrassing.
I go to NYC a lot more then they do. On the shows that are playing I’ve seen wicked, come from away, Dear Evan Hansen, Kinky Boots, Mean Girls, Waitress, and The Bands Visit. I liked them yes some more then others but I didn’t hate any. Trying to stay away from “kid shows” I’m sure they are fun but I’m not sure they will like them
I think they prefer smaller shows but will always have a soft spot for big classics. They like musicals and plays equally. They just saw Passion at Signiture and they loved it.
Updated On: 9/3/18 at 10:54 AM
Posted: 9/3/18 at 11:00am
Posted: 9/3/18 at 11:07am
If you prefer a smaller show, definitely consider Once on This Island. The space and staging at Circle in the Square is truly unique. For big classics, see if you can find tickets to My Fair Lady. And your parents might really enjoy the music of Beautiful.
Posted: 9/3/18 at 11:11am
freewilma said: "If you prefer a smaller show, definitely consider Once on This Island. The space and staging at Circle in the Square is truly unique. For big classics, see if you can find tickets to My Fair Lady. And your parents might really enjoy the music of Beautiful."
Once on This Island might be perfect. Hope it’s still playing by Thanksgiving.
Posted: 9/3/18 at 11:32am
Eboyd514 said: "freewilma said: "If you prefer a smaller show, definitely consider Once on This Island. The space and staging at Circle in the Square is truly unique. For big classics, see if you can find tickets to My Fair Lady. And your parents might really enjoy the music of Beautiful."
Once on This Island might be perfect. Hope it’s still playing by Thanksgiving."
That's a legitimate fear. I think if it makes it thru the next two weeks, it will be good until January. But that might be a struggle.
Posted: 9/3/18 at 11:35am
Eboyd514 said: "Once on This Island might be perfect. Hope it’s still playing by Thanksgiving."
If it's not and you think they might enjoy a very funny play, go see The Play That Goes Wrong. And don't be embarrassed by your parents' ages. I'm sure they're not embarrassed by yours.
Posted: 9/3/18 at 12:30pm
UncleCharlie said: "Eboyd514 said: "Once on This Island might be perfect. Hope it’s still playing by Thanksgiving."
If it's not and you think they might enjoy a very funny play, go see The Play That Goes Wrong. And don't be embarrassed by your parents' ages. I'm sure they're not embarrassed by yours."
thats a good suggestion too. Thanks you!! Oh the embarrassing was not in regards of their ages. I’m more embarrassed that I came off as a young person.
Posted: 9/3/18 at 12:41pm
If they have a soft spot for classics I would recommend My Fair Lady.
Posted: 9/3/18 at 3:10pm
In case I made it back to New York again before the end of the year (sadly, I won’t), I had been keeping a list of shows I’d like to see. They’ll mostly all close before I get back to NYC. See below (for shows that should be open when you’re there and you won’t have already seen ):
- [ ] Torch Song (P) - opens 11/1/18
- [ ] The Lifespan of a Fact (P) - closes 1/13/19
- [ ] The Waverly Gallery (P) - closes 1/27/19
- [ ] American Son (P)
- [ ] Network (P)
Updated On: 9/3/18 at 03:10 PM
Posted: 9/3/18 at 4:53pm
Not a week for discounted tickets, though, so if you see good regular priced tickets to a show you want, get them. Otherwise, you may get stuck waiting for premium seats to not sell to sit anywhere decent.
Posted: 9/3/18 at 5:34pm
Miles2Go2 said: "In case I made it back to New York again before the end of the year (sadly, I won’t), I had been keeping a list of shows I’d like to see. They’ll mostly all close before I get back to NYC. See below (for shows that should be open when you’re there and you won’t have already seen ):
- [ ] Torch Song (P) - opens 11/1/18
- [ ] The Lifespan of a Fact (P) - closes 1/13/19
- [ ] The Waverly Gallery (P) - closes 1/27/19
- [ ] American Son (P)
- [ ] Network
Thank you for these suggestions.
"
Posted: 9/3/18 at 5:38pm
haterobics said: "Not a week for discounted tickets, though, so if you see good regular priced tickets to a show you want, get them. Otherwise, you may get stuck waiting for premium seats to not sell to sit anywhere decent."
Oh I know. I usually go in the fall so I am able to use discounts for shows or go during previews it is what it is.
Posted: 9/3/18 at 5:44pm
Eboyd514 said: "Miles2Go2 said: "In case I made it back to New York again before the end of the year (sadly, I won’t), I had been keeping a list of shows I’d like to see. They’ll mostly all close before I get back to NYC. See below (for shows that should be open when you’re there and you won’t have already seen ):
- [ ] Torch Song (P) - opens 11/1/18
- [ ] The Lifespan of a Fact (P) - closes 1/13/19
- [ ] The Waverly Gallery (P) - closes 1/27/19
- [ ] American Son (P)
- [ ] Network (P)
Thank you for these suggestions.
"
You’re welcome. They’re all plays. The only musical (Girl from the North Country) I had in my list is scheduled to close before Thanksgiving.
Posted: 9/3/18 at 8:58pm
Posted: 9/3/18 at 9:11pm
Dollypop said: "The Christmas Show at Radio City."
OP said, “Trying to stay away from “kid shows” I’m sure they are fun but I’m not sure they will like them
I think they prefer smaller shows but will always have a soft spot for big classics.”
So I’m not sure The Christmas Show at Radio City fits the bill here. I will say I took my parents to a touring production of it several years ago and we liked it!
Posted: 9/3/18 at 9:18pm
Miles2Go2 said: "Dollypop said: "The Christmas Show at Radio City."
OP said, “Trying to stay away from “kid shows” I’m sure they are fun but I’m not sure they will like them
I think they prefer smaller shows but will always have a soft spot for bigclassics.”
So I’m not sure The Christmas Show at Radio City fits the bill here. I will say I took my parents to a touring production of it several years ago and we liked it!"
Oh we actually saw this when I was really little. It was a lot of fun.
Posted: 9/3/18 at 10:25pm
Posted: 9/3/18 at 11:37pm
Posted: 9/9/18 at 8:46pm
Miles2Go2 said: "Eboyd514 said: "Miles2Go2 said: "In case I made it back to New York again before the end of the year (sadly, I won’t), I had been keeping a list of shows I’d like to see. They’ll mostly all close before I get back to NYC. See below (for shows that should be open when you’re there and you won’t have already seen ):
- [ ] Torch Song (P) - opens 11/1/18
- [ ] The Lifespan of a Fact (P) - closes 1/13/19
- [ ] The Waverly Gallery (P) - closes 1/27/19
- [ ] American Son (P)
- [ ] Network (P)
Thank you for these suggestions.
"
You’re welcome. They’re all plays. The only musical (Girl from the North Country)I had in my list is scheduled to close before Thanksgiving.
I’m a little late to the party, but just found out that Girl from the North Country has now extended its off-Broadway run at The Public til December 9th (I think) so that could be a consideration now. It seems to fit your parent’s criteria: smaller show that doesn’t appeal to kids.
Posted: 9/9/18 at 9:49pm
The Cher Show
To Kill a Mockingbird
OFF-Broadway: Girl from the North Country -Public
