u/Aperson788

I posted a little while ago, asking for advice for my first real broadway show.

I just finished at the theater, I am back in my hotel room. Honestly that was better than I ever imagined!

I have loved musicals since I was little, watched every movie musical and proshot and anything else I could get my hands on.

I dreamed of coming to New York City and seeing a real broadway play.

Even with all of those expectations, this was so amazing. I know I probably sound overly sappy and cheesy, but I honestly can't convey how much this trip has meant to me.

Thank you everyone for the advice, it was so so helpful and I just wanted to thank everyone here for being such a great community.

I don't have anyone who understands my love for musicals in my family. Having people here who have the same passion means the world to me!

And if anyone needs a recommendation for broadway, Just In Time is amazing!!

Hey everyone!!

I have been a lurker on this subreddit for a while, but now I am going to see my first broadway show in a couple weeks.

I have never been to New York, but I have seen a couple plays in my city.

So I was wondering if you had any advice on how to make the most of this trip and things I should do to prepare for my show?

For reference I am going to see Just In Time. We are going to the 8 PM showing.

Either way I am so excited! I just want to make the best of it, I probably won't have another chance for a long time lol