I can't stop thinking about it, either.
must. go. back.
Serisouly it may very well be my favorite theatrical experience ever. Emcee and I can vouch for eachother when it comes to crying. We were in tears afterwards for a good while.
This is definitely the type of show that can lead to a delayed reaction. I really enjoyed it last night, but I think I'm appreciating things more today. It takes a while to settle in, but once it does, you're like, "WOW. That was genius."
Well that's the thing. Emotionally I responded then and there, but artistically, I didn't (and still don't) fully grasp the beauty of the staging. And I remember these really specific moments, so all day my Raúl appreciation has been increasing.
Didn't you guys like how I cried like ten minutes AFTER it ended?
Yeah...that was amusing. I didn't even really start crying until right after it ended. I was so captivated by it and I was so thrilled by Being Alive and when it all ended I just sort of fell apart. I was gushing to anyone who would listen all day.
Broadway Star Joined: 10/15/06
btw Emcee Raul's "Marry Me a Little" is now up there with Joanna's "Moments in the Woods" with me. He was amazing!
I am SO happy that Marry Me a Little is in. It is a perfect song. Gah, I am so in love with this production.
I'm really glad it's in, too. It adds so much. I can't decide if I like Raul's performance of Marry Me a Little better than Being Alive.... it's too hard a choice! His voice is in top form.
Broadway Legend Joined: 5/20/05
wow, i really need to convince my parents that we need to see this!!!
it sounds great, i would love to see it so badly!!!
and the baseball caps with the "does anyone still wear a hat" on the back?...PRICELESS! I WANT ONE
Here's a picture of the set.
Broadway Star Joined: 10/15/06
Wow Emcee you came close to getting me haha.
I cannot get over his Marry Me a Little. it was so beautiful. I was shocked. It was so moving.
Broadway Legend Joined: 7/16/05
Broadway Legend Joined: 3/20/04
Anyone in the mood for a chat? I'd love to hear about the production.
Gah that picture! Ciaron, where were you sitting?
Broadway Legend Joined: 7/16/05
lol Emcee, I liked noticing that that picture made its way into the facebook group!
...facebook group?
Invite? Please?
Yeah, sorry that picture has like, the ledge in it.
Yeah, I know, my covert photography skills aren't very gooood.
I really love the set. It feels so right.
I've officially decided that "Ladies Who Lunch" was written about the mothers of girls at my school. It just makes sense.
I have a question concerning the seating. One of our fellow posters made the comment that sitting on the side you will not be able to get the full effect. I have seats 2 and 4 row A, will I still be able to see everything in its full entirety? Thanks for any help.
Those are on the right side?
You should be fine. There aren't any major set pieces to block anything, which you can see from the picture Emcee posted.
Yeah, there's really not much to block your view. It'll be different then if you were higher, or closer to the center, or farther away, but you'll be able to see everything well.
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