help- please?

#1

help- please?

Posted: 2/6/07 at 11:16am

i mightt be going into the city saturday and am confused as to what to rush. the choices are:
spelling bee
grey gardens
company
spring awakening
chicago( saw but my friend didnt)

thnx.

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#2

re: help- please?

Posted: 2/6/07 at 11:34am

What time are you going to be able to get to the city on Saturday morning? I would say get there by 9am if you want to rush Chicago or Grey Gardens (just to be safe). I think Company is easier to rush these days, so that might be an option if you can't get there early enough.

I didn't like Spelling Bee or Spring Awakening, so I would say rush the other three if you can. I think Spelling Bee only has a lottery anyway (though that could have changed without me knowing about it).

Good luck, and have fun at whatever you end up getting ticket for.

#3

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Posted: 2/6/07 at 2:31pm

why didnt you like spring awakening? just out of curiosity

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#4

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Posted: 2/6/07 at 2:32pm

Grey Gardens if you can get there early and Company if you can't.

#5

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Posted: 2/6/07 at 2:33pm

what makes grey gardens a "must see" as so many people on this board have been saying its amzing.

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#6

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Posted: 2/6/07 at 2:34pm

I suppose it depends on your time frame. You need to be there early for Spring Awakening and Spelling Bee has a lottery rush. Grey Gardens and Company are both fairly easy to rush. I got side orchestra seats two or three rows back at GG at about 6:30 p.m. on a Friday. I recommend Company, though. For what it's worth.

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#7

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Posted: 2/6/07 at 2:35pm

Christine Ebersole. Performance of a lifetime. Mary Louise Wilson was wonderful, as well. Even without having seen the documentary I was floored. It was just really old-fashioned and sad and moving.

#8

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Posted: 2/6/07 at 2:39pm

I suggested Grey Gardens ecause I felt that it was wonderfully executed (whereas the flaws in Spring Awakening really annoyed me). I would problably see Spring Awakening again before seeing Grey Gardens again, but if forced to choose seeing either for the first time, I'd stick with Grey Gardens (just a personal prefrence). Also, I have a feeling that Spring Awakening will be around longer than Grey Garderns. I don't really know if that helps... just my reasoning.

#9

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Posted: 2/6/07 at 2:47pm

im stuck between spring awakening and grey gardens. which is the show ill remember more? which is the one with the better sets/ themes/ songs? i love musicals with great romances and tunes illr emember forever. i want to see a classical production. im leaning more to grey gardens- right?!

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#10

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Posted: 2/6/07 at 2:49pm

company

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#11

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Posted: 2/6/07 at 2:51pm

What time are you planning to stand in line?

#12

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Posted: 2/6/07 at 2:53pm

Based on your description of what you want to see, Grey Gardens. Er, Hairspray.

But seriously, Grey Gardens fits that better than Spring Awakening or Company, but to be fair, I can listen to the Spring Awakening CD pretty much nonstop since I got it, and Company is the only one of those shows that I saw twice.

#13

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Posted: 2/6/07 at 2:53pm

Grey Gardens...with out a doubt. The show offers everything.

#14

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Posted: 2/6/07 at 2:55pm

Grey Gardens. Don't miss it.

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#15

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Posted: 2/6/07 at 2:57pm

from what everyone is saying i am not definetly learning towards grey gardens. where are the rush tickets- i heard they only issue 1 tix/ person and what time should i get there for either the saturaday mat. ot the sunday mat? thank you all so much for you help!

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#16

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Posted: 2/6/07 at 5:24pm

if you haven't figured it out yet from the majority of posts on this board...

the hottest must-see shows right now are spring awakening and/or grey gardens. but i really don't think you needed me to tell you that..

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#17

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Posted: 2/7/07 at 9:10am

true.

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#18

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Posted: 2/7/07 at 9:20am

Maybe you should just stay home and study your grammar and punctuation book?

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#19

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Posted: 2/7/07 at 9:21am

Grey Gardens!!!
Christine Ebersole's performance is going to be legendary. You'll be able to say you saw her.
It's also definitely the more traditional of the shows.
Enjoy!

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#20

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Posted: 2/7/07 at 9:38am

thanks all!

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