Broadway Plays opposed to musicals
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Broadway Plays opposed to musicals
Hi,
I have a last minute meeting in New York this next week and have been unable to obtain good tickets to any top musical without very top prices. Could any of you please recommend a play that has been receiving good reviews. Off Broadway is fine. Thanks for any help.
Cinzia
I have a last minute meeting in New York this next week and have been unable to obtain good tickets to any top musical without very top prices. Could any of you please recommend a play that has been receiving good reviews. Off Broadway is fine. Thanks for any help.
Cinzia
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Thanks for your reply. I've seen most of the musicals at one time or another. I haven't seen Millie or Hairspray but have been unable to obtain tickets for less than $200 -- out of my price range. I did get tickets to Urinetown thru Playbill.com for $65.00! Any reviews on "Say Goodnight Gracie" or "Adult Entertainment"? Thanks again
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Friends loved "The Exonerated" off-Broadway. Other friends have said that "Medea", and Fiona Shaw, is fabulous, but I don't know if tickets are available and it's closing this week (22nd I believe). Or what about "Frankie and Johnny..."? Haven't read any reviews but I'd bet anything with Joey Pants and Rosie Perez has got to be interesting at least!
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I think tickets are available for Medea, maybe even at TKTS.
I really did not like Frankie and Johnnie at all. It may have been better with a different cast but this production I saw had no chemistry.
I really did not like Frankie and Johnnie at all. It may have been better with a different cast but this production I saw had no chemistry.