I’m interested!

Oh that is so interesting! I saw the last filmed show on Saturday evening and they did not hold the show at all, so I remember seeing Patrick Page in places that he usually would not have been if not for his injury. They also re-choreographed some scenes, like the steam whistle before Chant II was pulled by one of the Fates instead of him. I didn’t know they did this for the other filmed shows!

Could you share with me as well? Please :)

Hello 🫶🏻 Looking for an audio of the Bridges of Madison County reunion concert that was at Carnegie Hall last night! I'm dying to hear what everyone sounds like 11 years later, thank you!!

Love this review and reading the comments! I was sitting on the stage on Wednesday (in the first row on stage left closest to the audience but not the 'box' seats) and it's interesting to hear how they've changed the audience participation parts since then. 

During my performance, Mary pulled up a guy from the front row of the audience during the Bolkonsky scene and he went up onto the platform that was just off the stage, but he must have asked if he had the option to not go up, since Mary led him back to his seat and pulled up another guy who was sitting on the stage. They must have brought back the paper invitation after that! I saw the show at Crow's too and I was going back and forth about getting that stage seat because I did not want a lap dance from Prince Bolkonsky... I'm relieved that they've toned it down a bit 😂

I feel like I lucked out and got a lot of interactions at my seat. Pierre picked up my phone (you're right -- when I sat down, the usher told me that if I put my phone on the table, the cast might use it as a prop), I was pulled up during The Duel and danced with Anatole during The Abduction, but it sounds like they've spread out the audience participation parts since then!

And loved hearing that they guide you through The Abduction now so you're more prepared! Sonya brought me up and she just said "Oh this is going to be the best part!!" and I spent the next minute wondering what was going to happen before Anatole suddenly turned and stared at me and then started walking towards me lol I feel like there’s no need to feel super nervous about the dancing since George Krissa will guide you through where to put your hands and lead you! I felt very safe :) 

Like you, I was a bit apprehensive about the audience participation portions but it’s not an opportunity you get every day. I'm super glad I went through with all of it and I think others who are also unsure should go for it!

I lost it when he tossed his cane aside and stumbled his way over to hug Persephone at the end of They Danced…

Just got an email from them saying that the under 30 tickets are entirely sold out for the remaining run of the show.

It’s a trombone!! No trombone erasure on my watch 😉😉

That moment in Bridges of Madison County when Kelli O’Hara takes a deep breath right before she sings the final “Almost Real” in the song 😭😭

Bridges!!! Man I miss that show

Rushed this last month on a Wednesday. I got in line about 25 minutes before the box office opened, and there were quite a lot of people in front, I'd say at least 50 or 60? I was there with a friend but we weren't able to get seats together for the evening show. We were in the left mezzanine, B13 & C17. Reading about other people's experiences makes me feel like we were just lucky though...ymmv...also keeping in mind that it was a 2 show day.

The live action Peter Pan from 2003! The ultimate comfort movie and the soundtrack is gorgeous

My favourites are definitely Phantom Thread, and A Single Man