The Great Comet or Waitress

Hey, I'm down to filling up my last show on my schedule in New York this May and hoping to get a general rush for one of them. Was just wondering should I go to Waitress or The Great Comet



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I was going to recommend Great Comet too. Unless you're a Sara Bareilles fan. Then see Waitress.

Great Comet. It's a fully sensory experience that you'll be hard pressed to find replicated. Making the show tour-ready would not produce the same as show at the Imperial. Waitress is a show that will tour and be produced regionally very successfully.

I love both, but Great Comet if you're only seeing one FOR SURE

haterobics is the only one that noted the essential information that waitress doesn't offer rush. If you're looking for an lower-priced ticket, then the decision has been made for you. I like great comet more also.

Make sure you don't miss Sunset. But if that's already on your list. See Waitress, much better than Comet. Well, any show on Broadway is better than Comet...it's painfully bad.

muscle23ftl said: "Make sure you don't miss Sunset. But if that's already on your list. See Waitress, much better than Comet. Well, any show on Broadway is better than Comet...it's painfully bad.



you seem to go out of your way blasting how much you hated a show that you only saw one act of. just saying.

cb2addict2 said: "muscle23ftl said: "Make sure you don't miss Sunset. But if that's already on your list. See Waitress, much better than Comet. Well, any show on Broadway is better than Comet...it's painfully bad.



you seem to go out of your way blasting how much you hated a show that you only saw one act of. just saying.

Agreed. In my opinion, leaving a show at intermission precludes someone from saying anything besides, "I didn't like it, so I left." Calling a show "painfully bad" without seeing the whole thing is inappropriate and unnecessary, especially when people are looking for constructive advice.

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Agreed. In my opinion, leaving a show at intermission precludes someone from saying anything besides, "I didn't like it, so I left." Calling a show "painfully bad" without seeing the whole thing is inappropriate and unnecessary, especially when people are looking for constructive advice.

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This.