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Post by sophie92 on Jul 24, 2020 9:15:22 GMT
No schedule to allow for flexibility according to the theatre
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Post by richey on Jul 24, 2020 12:04:50 GMT
No schedule. You could end up seeing any combination of Jesus/Judas/Mary
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Post by Deleted on Jul 24, 2020 12:24:16 GMT
No schedule. You could end up seeing any combination of Jesus/Judas/Mary Good decision I reckon. You’d only have people moaning if scheduled person ended up indisposed. And what an epic cast! Really excited about this :-) |
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Post by Deleted on Jul 24, 2020 14:09:36 GMT
Faints!
As long as I get to see Ricardo a least a couple of times, I’ll be happy. And I am delighted to see such a great cast.
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Post by digne on Jul 24, 2020 15:17:33 GMT
I'm at five tickets now which I hope means a good chance of at least a few Ricardo performances. I just wish there'd been at least one single seat near the front... I've sat in the upper parts a few times for productions I wasn't excited enough about to splurge, and it always felt rather far away.
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Post by c4ndyc4ne on Jul 26, 2020 8:43:28 GMT
Gawd! Hope they shake it up and do mix and match combos - ie Tyrone and Pepe or Declan and Ricardo . A completely new dynamic!
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Post by Deleted on Jul 26, 2020 8:58:24 GMT
I'm at five tickets now which I hope means a good chance of at least a few Ricardo performances. I just wish there'd been at least one single seat near the front... I've sat in the upper parts a few times for productions I wasn't excited enough about to splurge, and it always felt rather far away. I am similarly going a few times so hoping for a combo of performers. Agreed - love the front section so very annoying no singles there! |
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Post by ruby on Jul 26, 2020 10:20:33 GMT
A public service announcement - I have booked for the evening of Sat 12 Sep. The only time I've ever been to an outdoor concert there was pretty much a monsoon, so I apologise in advance!
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Post by vickyg on Jul 26, 2020 15:43:15 GMT
I don’t want to seem like a negative nancy because I really am so pleased that live performance is back and that venues are willing to put money into it at such an uncertain time but it seems like things are going to be pretty difficult for the solo theatre goer while social distancing is required. There seem to be about 6 single seats all of which are top price and two on the grass. The cheaper ones are sold out for all performances as far I can see and the cheapest option looks to be buying two orange priced seats at £50 in total which is what I’m thinking of doing.
As I say I’m really pleased that theatre is back in some form but I can tell I’ll be spending a lot more in future!
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Post by c4ndyc4ne on Jul 26, 2020 17:59:02 GMT
I don’t want to seem like a negative nancy because I really am so pleased that live performance is back and that venues are willing to put money into it at such an uncertain time but it seems like things are going to be pretty difficult for the solo theatre goer while social distancing is required. There seem to be about 6 single seats all of which are top price and two on the grass. The cheaper ones are sold out for all performances as far I can see and the cheapest option looks to be buying two orange priced seats at £50 in total which is what I’m thinking of doing. As I say I’m really pleased that theatre is back in some form but I can tell I’ll be spending a lot more in future! I feel as though a lot of venues are experimenting with socially distanced seating plans in terms of demand etc to work out what works best...odd that OAT hasnt provided more solo seats but hopefully things will be better for future shows! |
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Post by Deleted on Jul 26, 2020 18:39:15 GMT
I don’t want to seem like a negative nancy because I really am so pleased that live performance is back and that venues are willing to put money into it at such an uncertain time but it seems like things are going to be pretty difficult for the solo theatre goer while social distancing is required. There seem to be about 6 single seats all of which are top price and two on the grass. The cheaper ones are sold out for all performances as far I can see and the cheapest option looks to be buying two orange priced seats at £50 in total which is what I’m thinking of doing. As I say I’m really pleased that theatre is back in some form but I can tell I’ll be spending a lot more in future! I feel as though a lot of venues are experimenting with socially distanced seating plans in terms of demand etc to work out what works best...odd that OAT hasnt provided more solo seats but hopefully things will be better for future shows! Or maybe the single seats went on the first day? |
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Post by richey on Jul 27, 2020 7:47:17 GMT
I feel as though a lot of venues are experimenting with socially distanced seating plans in terms of demand etc to work out what works best...odd that OAT hasnt provided more solo seats but hopefully things will be better for future shows! Or maybe the single seats went on the first day? you can still see on the plans where the single seats were even if they've been sold. |
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Post by Deleted on Jul 27, 2020 8:35:46 GMT
I don’t want to seem like a negative nancy because I really am so pleased that live performance is back and that venues are willing to put money into it at such an uncertain time but it seems like things are going to be pretty difficult for the solo theatre goer while social distancing is required. There seem to be about 6 single seats all of which are top price and two on the grass. The cheaper ones are sold out for all performances as far I can see and the cheapest option looks to be buying two orange priced seats at £50 in total which is what I’m thinking of doing. As I say I’m really pleased that theatre is back in some form but I can tell I’ll be spending a lot more in future! That's been my sad feeling as well - only doubles still available for the Donmar, no solo capacity at the Watermill, limited for this. As someone who likes to eat out alone as well, I'm also aware that a restaurant with reduced capacity doesn't want me taking up a single table that two people could sit on. It might be a longer journey back to normal for the antisocials than for everyone else, alas... |
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Post by Deleted on Jul 28, 2020 9:45:47 GMT
I don’t want to seem like a negative nancy because I really am so pleased that live performance is back and that venues are willing to put money into it at such an uncertain time but it seems like things are going to be pretty difficult for the solo theatre goer while social distancing is required. There seem to be about 6 single seats all of which are top price and two on the grass. The cheaper ones are sold out for all performances as far I can see and the cheapest option looks to be buying two orange priced seats at £50 in total which is what I’m thinking of doing. As I say I’m really pleased that theatre is back in some form but I can tell I’ll be spending a lot more in future! That's been my sad feeling as well - only doubles still available for the Donmar, no solo capacity at the Watermill, limited for this. As someone who likes to eat out alone as well, I'm also aware that a restaurant with reduced capacity doesn't want me taking up a single table that two people could sit on. It might be a longer journey back to normal for the antisocials than for everyone else, alas... Not just antisocial but those of us who are single not through choice. The pandemic pretty much put paid to dating opportunities for a while as well. |
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Post by clair on Jul 28, 2020 9:58:55 GMT
Also there's the fact that many people go to the theatre with friends who may well not be part of their social bubble so they either go together and pretend they're a bubble or require two singles to be at the same show - which they're not likely to get with so few on sale!
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Post by richey on Aug 1, 2020 21:50:40 GMT
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Post by Deleted on Aug 2, 2020 15:38:40 GMT
Yup, I've also seen a few clips of them rehearsing Drew McOnie's insane choreography and I am now also convinced this is gonna be epic! Am certainly thinking at least semi staged and very much not a conventional concert. |
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Post by richey on Aug 2, 2020 15:41:27 GMT
Yup, I've also seen a few clips of them rehearsing Drew McOnie's insane choreography and I am now also convinced this is gonna be epic! Am certainly thinking at least semi staged and very much not a conventional concert. Grr...wish I'd got a ticket now |
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Post by Deleted on Aug 2, 2020 16:00:07 GMT
Yup, I've also seen a few clips of them rehearsing Drew McOnie's insane choreography and I am now also convinced this is gonna be epic! Am certainly thinking at least semi staged and very much not a conventional concert. Grr...wish I'd got a ticket now Go for it - there's still plenty available (including singles, though mainly for the September dates). In fact must admit I was wrong upthread when I predicted people were gonna be so desperate to see stuff, that this would sell out pretty quickly. Though I do still think the run will sell out as it gets going. |
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Post by Deleted on Aug 2, 2020 18:16:03 GMT
@dom this rarely sold out at the Barbican (baffling to me, but hey ho) I wonder if a lot of the people who would go and see this are of an age where they have kids but don’t want to get a babysitter or older than me and generally very cautious about Covid.
Out of interest, where did you see the clips of the choreography?
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Post by Deleted on Aug 2, 2020 18:20:06 GMT
@dom this rarely sold out at the Barbican (baffling to me, but hey ho) I wonder if a lot of the people who would go and see this are of an age where they have kids but don’t want to get a babysitter or older than me and generally very cautious about Covid. Out of interest, where did you see the clips of the choreography? Following most of the cast on Insta so was in someone's story I think! Indeed re the Barbican - though there was ALW galore last Summer and Barbican was of course it's 3rd run. I think you could be right on the age of the audience and Corona concerns though! |
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Post by dontdreamit on Aug 2, 2020 18:53:47 GMT
@dom this rarely sold out at the Barbican (baffling to me, but hey ho) I wonder if a lot of the people who would go and see this are of an age where they have kids but don’t want to get a babysitter or older than me and generally very cautious about Covid. Out of interest, where did you see the clips of the choreography? That’s us. I’m going on my own as we have no babysitter. We both went to the Barbican last year and to the Open Air before that. |
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Post by Deleted on Aug 3, 2020 15:15:05 GMT
@dom this rarely sold out at the Barbican (baffling to me, but hey ho) I wonder if a lot of the people who would go and see this are of an age where they have kids but don’t want to get a babysitter or older than me and generally very cautious about Covid. Out of interest, where did you see the clips of the choreography? That’s us. I’m going on my own as we have no babysitter. We both went to the Barbican last year and to the Open Air before that. I’m quite glad that my husband isn’t a fan as it has removed the babysitter issue for this one. Now I just need to see if I can convince him to drive me there and back :-) |
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Post by richey on Aug 7, 2020 9:09:29 GMT
Definitely looking more than just a concert! / |
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Post by HereForTheatre on Aug 7, 2020 10:37:17 GMT
To be honest this looks like it's going to be close to the full show?
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