The Off-Broadway play Well, I'll Let You Go, had 2 acclaimed runs off-Broadway, both starring Quincy Tyler Bernstein. The supporting cast included Danny McCarthy and Constance Schulman. I wonder if other cast members from that play will appear in Furious?
Haven’t seen a post about this one yet. Have to say…maybe the hardest I’ve laughed this year. Running through the end of the month. It feels very alive and spontaneous and the singing is out of control spectacular!
I want to preface that I have never watched a Play before, maybe once as child. Plays and Theatre in general is really not a big thing where I come from, and the ones I have found seem to be more closed student events, or not really what I would be into, at least at first glance.
I have got an interest lately because I noticed that most actors that I enjoy in movies or tv shows seem to have a big theatre background or actively also do plays.
Is there good sites to watch plays online? I dont mind paying a bit if its subscription based, but i would prefer if its revenue that reaches the artists. I would also love if you could recommend what to watch. Besides the big shakespeare ones, i dont have any idea where to start.
As stated in the title, looking for recommendations for a show just before Christmas. Family of five, kids 19, 14, and 11. First time in the city for all of us, visiting from overseas. Something family friendly and fun that doesn’t break the bank, but not a last minute buy because we want to be assured of seeing a show together. Could be Broadway or off Broadway. Any recommended shows, ticket websites, etc, is much appreciated.
I'm in desperate need of something man. Like, come on. It's 2026. How do we not have a tool to help with scheduling and stuff? Having to answer all these kids with "literally check your emails" is killing me. Does someone have an app or something?
Anyone have any thoughts on Disruption? One of our theater writers REALLY enjoyed it. But, I've been seeing mixed feelings and reviews. Here's ours if anyone is interested! Stay well.
Saw The Saviors last night at Atlantic Theater Company. It's brilliant! Really well-written and impressive set/production design. The standout are the two leads - two young actors who are perfectly cast for their roles. A play that walks out with you!
Gift article. NO PAYWALL!
I saw that this is coming next week, and that the playwright and main producer are married!
TLDR: I am bringing my mother who has not been to Broadway, which pulse should we see? Sept 5.
I am planning on going to see Masquerade for a third time and would like advice on what to choose. I have seen it twice over the summer-
The first time was at 1:45 and I believe I saw Quentin Earl Darrington. I was blown away. The entire cast was amazing but I was particularly impressed with Darrington, despite a phone going off in front me, the final scene was gut wrenching. I also really enjoyed Giry, it was played by an older woman- I don't have the playbill so I cant recall the cast exactly. I haven't been able to stop thinking about it.
I was so impressed the first time I drove 5 hours through a storm to see it again. The second time I saw it was at 7:30 and my phantom was Hugh Panero. I feel extremely lucky to have seen one of Paneros performances', especially after learning he was frequently out and ended up leaving the show. My honest impression was that while everybody was amazing, and I was blown away again by the performances, some of the characters like Giry were less... convincing. It almost FELT like some of the stronger actors were in the lesser known phantom? I dressed up and had tons of interactions so I still had a great time.
I am returning for a 3rd time in the beginning of September, and bringing my mother (and am dragging my husband). Husband enjoys theater but Broadway is not his thing and my mom has never been to Broadway and is flying in to see some shows with us. She has seen Mama Mia on a cruise ship and loved it so I think she is going to really enjoy the lineup- I dont think she has seen a full production show. We have tickets to Schmigadoon and maybe want to see either Lost Boys/Paranormal Activity/or Titanique.
We are open to any pulse, I am just lost on which to choose. I am afraid to look at other posted guides, as it seems there have been and will be changes to the cast list and pulse order. Also, do the later times have a higher chance of meeting cast members in the after bar area? I would love to meet Nikita, the violinist.
Does anybody have any advice/suggestion/advice? Also any advice on where to stand to get the right seat for a letter in the NEXT room would be great. I have terrible memory and cant remember if I should be in the front or back of the room to enter the next one, I KNOW I shouldn't be focused on that but got extremely jealous of the persons who got them both times I visited lol. If there is a way to PM that to me, so as to not spoil for others? that would be great.
TIA
Loved this play
Top 5
Maybe my new favorite performance
Absolutely relevant to our day to day lives
Trying to decide what to see between these two shows. Any insight?
I saw The Pass Tonight @ La Mama, and overall enjoyed it but didn't necessarily love it. The positives: the two male leads had great chemistry, and having the show start out with two hot guys in their undies for the first 30 minutes was definitely one way to hold an audience's attention. For me, the first act felt a little too long at times. The locker room banter got a little tedious, but the sexual tension and wondering what would happen next (even though I have seen the movie and knew) kept me engaged and from looking at my watch.
The 2nd act was my favorite thanks to a stellar performance by the sole female lead. She was witty, engaging, charming, clever, and was really able to flesh out her character. She brought great energy to her scene.
Which brings me to the third act, my least favorite, and per my title, just as with a soccer match that ends with a score of 0 to 0, the game may have been entertaining and had some good moments, but ultimately are you really satisfied with the outcome? I kept hoping for more of an emotional payoff at the end and although there were glimpses of it, it didn't quite land for me and the final scene was a bit anti-climatic.
I will say it kept me engaged for the most part and it beats a night at home watching Matlock reruns with my cat.
Would love to hear what others think.
Has this ever happened?
Any word on the return? This image they posted 7/23 clearly is teasing a return. “School’s back in session September __”
Building my next trip around this show and would love any hints!
