Posted: 9/25/19 at 10:37am
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Posted: 9/25/19 at 1:43pm
keen on kean said: "I second an earlier suggestion of Fiddler in Yiddish. It is an extraordinary cast and a lively and touching production. I am going back today for a third visit - something I never do."
^ This.
Posted: 9/25/19 at 2:27pm
Agree with all the comments on Yiddish Fiddler but New World Stages also has some good offerings in Jersey Boys, Rock of Ages and The Play That Goes Wrong.
Posted: 9/27/19 at 12:13am
I heard Scotland, PA was good but could use a bit of work (though it's still in previews so it might be different by October). Seared and Bella Bella are also on my list to check out.
Posted: 9/27/19 at 11:33am
Posted: 9/27/19 at 12:16pm
Gazillion Bubble Show at the New World Stages
Updated On: 9/29/19 at 12:16 PM
Posted: 9/28/19 at 12:29am
chrishuyen said: "I heard Scotland, PA was good but could use a bit of work (though it's still in previews so it might be different by October). Seared and Bella Bella are also on my list to check out."
SEARED looking interesting.....
Posted: 9/29/19 at 3:46pm
jbird5 said: "If you have a strong stomach, you could go see Our Dear Dead Drug Lord. I think it crosses the line into being sensational just for the sake of being “edgy”, but most critics - except Sarah Holdren and a few others - disagree."
Could someone please tell me in spoiler text, if there is any animal abuse? I’m kind of sensitive to animal stuff-particularly dog stuff. I want to see this, but I need to prepare myself if there is animal abuse. Thanks.
Posted: 9/29/19 at 5:03pm
Glittergrrl said: "jbird5 said: "If you have a strong stomach, you could go see Our Dear Dead Drug Lord. I think it crosses the line into being sensational just for the sake of being “edgy”, but most critics - except Sarah Holdren and a few others - disagree."
Could someone please tell me in spoiler text, if there is any animal abuse? I’m kind of sensitive to animal stuff-particularly dog stuff. I want to see this, but I need to prepare myself if there is animal abuse. Thanks."
OUR DEAR DEAD DRUG LORD spoiler:
they kill a cat, but you don't see any of it - there's a cat in a box, sound effect of cat meowing, a girl reaches her hands into the box and there's a 'snap' sound and the meowing stops. That's all that I remember on animal stuff. There is something later that is SUPER bloody, though, but not animal related.
Posted: 9/30/19 at 8:05pm
If you've seen enough Broadway shows, see Forbidden Broadway. It's a hoot.
Posted: 10/4/19 at 2:17am
Have a spot left- trying to decide between The Wrong Man and Seared....
any advice?
Posted: 10/4/19 at 7:38am
Musicals: Fiddler On The Roof --Yiddish; if you can get a ticket--Little Shop (I haven't seen it but have heard good things)
Plays: If you want a laugh--The Play That Goes Wrong; great performances all around? I'd highly recommend Seared at MCC.
https://mcctheater.org/tix/seared/
Posted: 10/5/19 at 1:41am
What about Broadbend, Arkansas? Has anyone heard any word on this?
Posted: 10/6/19 at 5:44pm
jbm2 said: "chrishuyen said: "I heard Scotland, PA was good but could use a bit of work (though it's still in previews so it might be different by October). Seared and Bella Bella are also on my list to check out."
SEARED looking interesting....."
I saw the first preview of SEARED. I absolutely loved it. I would definitely recommend it, but they do cook on stage, so don't go with an empty stomach!
Posted: 10/8/19 at 10:23pm
Any word on Broadbend, Arkansas?
Posted: 10/10/19 at 9:49pm
What about Hero’s of the Fourth Turning at Playwrights Horizon?
curious about this one and don’t see a thread about it?
Posted: 10/10/19 at 9:55pm
If you enjoy and know Broadway musicals, definitely see Forbidden Broadway: Next Generation. The actress who plays Verdon (Jenny Lee Stern) is hysterical, and it's a fun night out.
Posted: 10/18/19 at 8:31pm
Hero’s of the Fourth Turning- anyone?
I don’t see a thread.... is it worth seeing?
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