There's been so much talk on here about tickets going up for sale if the right Joseph doesn't win so I just wondered if anybody was actually going to sell theirs???
Anybody selling their tickets??
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Originally Posted by spuddie:
“There's been so much talk on here about tickets going up for sale if the right Joseph doesn't win so I just wondered if anybody was actually going to see theirs???”
“There's been so much talk on here about tickets going up for sale if the right Joseph doesn't win so I just wondered if anybody was actually going to see theirs???”
No way ......I am in row 1......I am going to see LEE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
No market here - we're all going to see Lee! Have you tried to get on to the Seetickets site tonight?
Originally Posted by mermaid05:
“No way ......I am in row 1......I am going to see LEE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!”
“No way ......I am in row 1......I am going to see LEE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!”
Until the understudy is on as in the sound of music, due to whatever reason.
There is no guarantee anyone is going to see LEE on a specific night.
With a bit of patience and searching just brought 2 tickets for 29th Oct in the stalls which according to the ever reliable theatremonkey are in the best block in the house.
They strongly advise that you go for rows F to M in the middle (somewhere between seats 11 and 25 ish). And they say to avoid the whole dress circle (or at least be wary of it) because the rake angle is poor and leg room is noticeably cramped.
They strongly advise that you go for rows F to M in the middle (somewhere between seats 11 and 25 ish). And they say to avoid the whole dress circle (or at least be wary of it) because the rake angle is poor and leg room is noticeably cramped.
Originally Posted by claire2281:
“With a bit of patience and searching just brought 2 tickets for 29th Oct in the stalls which according to the ever reliable theatremonkey are in the best block in the house.
They strongly advise that you go for rows F to M in the middle (somewhere between seats 11 and 25 ish). And they say to avoid the whole dress circle (or at least be wary of it) because the rake angle is poor and leg room is noticeably cramped.”
“With a bit of patience and searching just brought 2 tickets for 29th Oct in the stalls which according to the ever reliable theatremonkey are in the best block in the house.
They strongly advise that you go for rows F to M in the middle (somewhere between seats 11 and 25 ish). And they say to avoid the whole dress circle (or at least be wary of it) because the rake angle is poor and leg room is noticeably cramped.”
God yes - I saw Evita at the same theatre recently, and while we were in good seats, during the interval I got talking to some people from the dress circle who said the view was awful (had to really hunch forward in your seat to see anything) and they all had leg cramp! So, yeah, avoid the dress circle. No matter how cheap they are!
Originally Posted by mermaid05:
“No way ......I am in row 1......I am going to see LEE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!”
“No way ......I am in row 1......I am going to see LEE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!”
ah go on sell them to me!
There's no way your having mine. Bought 45, some people who didn't want to go are desperate for them now. All I can say is ha ha!
Originally Posted by loobyloo11:
“There's no way your having mine. Bought 45, some people who didn't want to go are desperate for them now. All I can say is ha ha!”
“There's no way your having mine. Bought 45, some people who didn't want to go are desperate for them now. All I can say is ha ha!”
Forty five?!?! Are you going to have a Mead month and a half?
Originally Posted by Mambo Italiano:
“God yes - I saw Evita at the same theatre recently, and while we were in good seats, during the interval I got talking to some people from the dress circle who said the view was awful (had to really hunch forward in your seat to see anything) and they all had leg cramp! So, yeah, avoid the dress circle. No matter how cheap they are!”
“God yes - I saw Evita at the same theatre recently, and while we were in good seats, during the interval I got talking to some people from the dress circle who said the view was awful (had to really hunch forward in your seat to see anything) and they all had leg cramp! So, yeah, avoid the dress circle. No matter how cheap they are!”
dress circle is grim! def pay the bit extra for better seats, its worth it.
Originally Posted by cleo1:
“dress circle is grim! def pay the bit extra for better seats, its worth it.”
“dress circle is grim! def pay the bit extra for better seats, its worth it.
”
I've only sat in the dress circle once (for Miss Saigon, I think) and NEVER AGAIN! My knees and neck were aching by the end!
Originally Posted by Mambo Italiano:
“I've only sat in the dress circle once (for Miss Saigon, I think) and NEVER AGAIN! My knees and neck were aching by the end!”
“I've only sat in the dress circle once (for Miss Saigon, I think) and NEVER AGAIN! My knees and neck were aching by the end!
”
I've only done it once - not a mistake you want to repeat is it
ruined the show for me as i was uncomfortable the whole time!
Originally Posted by Mambo Italiano:
“I've only sat in the dress circle once (for Miss Saigon, I think) and NEVER AGAIN! My knees and neck were aching by the end!”
“I've only sat in the dress circle once (for Miss Saigon, I think) and NEVER AGAIN! My knees and neck were aching by the end!
”
Miss Saigon was at Drury Lane Theatre Royale wasn't it?
Joseph is at the Adelphi, I agree with most posters though, the Dress Circle there sucks, the trouble is it has a funny rake to it so people in the front rows often lean forward and that blocks the view of the people behind. The dress circle is also quite far from the stage.
I'm in the front stalls, the only place to sit at the Adelphi!
Have a look here to see where the recommended seats are.
Originally Posted by googleking:
“Miss Saigon was at Drury Lane Theatre Royale wasn't it?
Joseph is at the Adelphi, I agree with most posters though, the Dress Circle there sucks, the trouble is it has a funny rake to it so people in the front rows often lean forward and that blocks the view of the people behind. The dress circle is also quite far from the stage.
I'm in the front stalls, the only place to sit at the Adelphi!
Have a look here to see where the recommended seats are.”
“Miss Saigon was at Drury Lane Theatre Royale wasn't it?
Joseph is at the Adelphi, I agree with most posters though, the Dress Circle there sucks, the trouble is it has a funny rake to it so people in the front rows often lean forward and that blocks the view of the people behind. The dress circle is also quite far from the stage.
I'm in the front stalls, the only place to sit at the Adelphi!
Have a look here to see where the recommended seats are.”
I saw it on a touring cast - in a theatre in Manchester. Steepest flight of stairs I've ever climbed, and every time I leaned forward in my seat I felt like I was going to fall! Great show though
I sat in the front stalls at the Adelphi, great view. Everyone in the dress circle looked rather peeved coming out!
(Theatre Royal Drury Lane is my favourite theatre ever. It's just gorgeous. Especially with all the ivy and stuff they have at the moment for LotR)
Originally Posted by claire2281:
“With a bit of patience and searching just brought 2 tickets for 29th Oct in the stalls which according to the ever reliable theatremonkey are in the best block in the house.”
“With a bit of patience and searching just brought 2 tickets for 29th Oct in the stalls which according to the ever reliable theatremonkey are in the best block in the house.”
Where did you book them?
Originally Posted by Mambo Italiano:
“(Theatre Royal Drury Lane is my favourite theatre ever. It's just gorgeous. Especially with all the ivy and stuff they have at the moment for LotR)”
“(Theatre Royal Drury Lane is my favourite theatre ever. It's just gorgeous. Especially with all the ivy and stuff they have at the moment for LotR)”
My favourite large theatre too. And does indeed look fabulous inside at the moment. Shame the show sucks so badly!
Originally Posted by googleking:
“My favourite large theatre too. And does indeed look fabulous inside at the moment. Shame the show sucks so badly!”
“My favourite large theatre too. And does indeed look fabulous inside at the moment. Shame the show sucks so badly!”
Ah, I rather liked it. Not as a musical; but as a SHOW it was really enjoyable. Though they should have cut a lot more. But we were lucky to get a night where nothing went wrong, as I believe there's been cases of thirty minute breaks because things have broken down!
Originally Posted by Mambo Italiano:
“Ah, I rather liked it. Not as a musical; but as a SHOW it was really enjoyable. Though they should have cut a lot more. But we were lucky to get a night where nothing went wrong, as I believe there's been cases of thirty minute breaks because things have broken down!”
“Ah, I rather liked it. Not as a musical; but as a SHOW it was really enjoyable. Though they should have cut a lot more. But we were lucky to get a night where nothing went wrong, as I believe there's been cases of thirty minute breaks because things have broken down!”
And actors' legs broken last week!
Originally Posted by googleking:
“And actors' legs broken last week!”
“And actors' legs broken last week!”
Damn that revolving/lifting/spinning/sinking stage! I said it looked bloody scary when we saw it - and was proved right!
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