The Cottage - Review Thread- Page 2
The Cottage - Review Thread
mshalo18
Stand-by Joined: 10/29/22
#25The Cottage - Review Thread
Posted: 7/29/23 at 10:41am
bwayphreak234 said: "Does anyone have experience with the TodayTix rush? Is this a hard one to get if you're on at 9AM on the dot? Also, do they offer in person rush? Any seating reports for rush? Thanks!"
I'm going this afternoon- will try to see what's going on.
#26The Cottage - Review Thread
Posted: 7/29/23 at 11:17am
mshalo18 said: "bwayphreak234 said: "Does anyone have experience with the TodayTix rush? Is this a hard one to get if you're on at 9AM on the dot? Also, do they offer in person rush? Any seating reports for rush? Thanks!"
I'm going this afternoon- will try to see what's going on."
Awesome - thanks so much :)
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mshalo18
Stand-by Joined: 10/29/22
#27The Cottage - Review Thread
Posted: 7/29/23 at 5:24pm
Checked with the box office- it's only digital rush via TodayTix- there is no in person rush at all.
It's a fun show! Good luck!
shirleybrunner145
Swing Joined: 8/9/23
#28The Cottage - Review Thread
Posted: 8/9/23 at 11:16pm
MemorableUserName said: "NYT/Green is negative:
Review: The Cocktail Wit Is Watered Down in a Rickety New ‘Cottage’
Jason Alexander directs a Broadway farce that aims for the high style of Noël Coward but falls on its face instead.
https://www.nytimes.com/2023/07/24/theater/the-cottage-review-broadway.html geometry dash lite
"Despite the cast’s mostly elegant work — Bundy and the self-mocking McCormack consistently hit their marks — the script and what feels like Alexander’s desperation to keep things aloft inevitably let them down. I am not, for instance, aware of a scene in Coward involving 30 seconds of earsplitting flatulence. Nor do the stinger chords that announce each new character’s entrance inspire confidence in the production’s genre discipline.""
I think the NY Times is too strict. It is clear that Andy Serkis and Reece Shearsmith deliver engaging performances as the bumbling brothers, each bringing their own comedic timing and chemistry to their roles. Jennifer Ellison also stands out as their captive, portraying a tough and resourceful character.
KevinKlawitter
Broadway Star Joined: 1/21/20
thedrybandit
Leading Actor Joined: 12/10/18
#30The Cottage - Review Thread
Posted: 10/24/23 at 10:53am
shirleybrunner145 said: "I think the NY Times is too strict. It is clear that Andy Serkis and Reece Shearsmith deliver engaging performances as the bumbling brothers, each bringing their own comedic timing and chemistry to their roles. Jennifer Ellison also stands out as their captive, portraying a tough and resourceful character."
What in the bad AI heck is this comment?
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