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Post by Sue on Feb 4, 2016 21:00:01 GMT
I've never seen it but having seen the various trailers advertising it, I'm intrigued.
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Post by pixypixy on Feb 8, 2016 21:28:40 GMT
The UK tour is now over. It is still playing at the Gielgud in London though. It is also not a musical but a play
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Post by daniel on Feb 8, 2016 22:21:49 GMT
It's touring again next year. I think there's already a thread in the Plays section of the board.
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Post by Michael on Feb 9, 2016 7:36:42 GMT
It is also not a musical but a play
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Post by AddisonMizner on Feb 14, 2016 10:47:27 GMT
I am wanting to see this in the West End. What is Row E in the Dress Circle like? I have looked on TheatreMonkey and they say there is a very good view from that seat, but is it too far away? You probably get a good view of the stage, but can you also see the faces of the actors? Thanks.
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Post by theatre-turtle on Feb 14, 2016 11:34:15 GMT
I am wanting to see this in the West End. What is Row E in the Dress Circle like? I have looked on TheatreMonkey and they say there is a very good view from that seat, but is it too far away? You probably get a good view of the stage, but can you also see the faces of the actors? Thanks. The dress circle is very far forwards and given that a lot of the action takes place on the floor so to speak, I'd say Row E of Dress Circle is one of the prime places in the whole theatre. |
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Post by AddisonMizner on Feb 14, 2016 11:47:27 GMT
Thanks.
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Post by chrismis on Feb 14, 2016 12:00:37 GMT
I saw this on tour last year and loved it. I didn't know anything about it beforehand.Never read the book but thoughoughly enjoyed it and would like to see it again. I was in the front stalls but would choose the front circle next time as skildpadde is quite right, a lot of the action takes place on the floor
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Post by Deleted on Mar 15, 2016 14:19:21 GMT
Initial tour venues and dates announced:
SALFORD, Lowry
From 23/01/2017 & 30/01/2017 – Book Tickets
AYLESBURY, Waterside
From 06/02/2017 – On Sale Soon
EDINBURGH, Festival Theatre
From 20/02/2017 – On Sale Soon
LEEDS, Grand Theatre
From the 27/02/2017 – On Sale Soon
CANTERBURY, Marlowe Theatre
From 06/03/2017 – On Sale Soon
BATH, Theatre Royal
From 13/03/2017 & 20/03/2017 – On Sale Soon
SOUTHAMPTON, Mayflower
From the 37/03/2017 – On Sale Soon
NOTTINGHAM, Theatre Royal
From 03/04/2017 & 10/04/2017 – Book Tickets
BELFAST, Grand Opera House
From 17/04/2017 – On Sale Soon
DUBLIN, Bord Gais Energy Theatre
From 17/04/2017 – On Sale Soon
OXFORD, New Theatre
From the 24/04/2017 – On Sale Soon
BRISTOL, Hippodrome
From 12/06/2017 – On Sale Soon
PLYMOUTH, Theatre Royal
From 26/06/2017 – On Sale Soon
BIRMINGHAM, Hippodrome
From 03/07/2017 – On Sale Soon
LIVERPOOL, Empire
From 24/07/2017 – On Sale Soon
BRADFORD, Alhambra
From 31/07/2017 – On Sale Soon
GLASGOW, Kings
From 14/08/2017 – On Sale Soon
MILTON KEYNES, Milton Keynes Theatre
From 04/08/2017 & 11/08/2017 – On Sale Soon
All dates subject to confirmation.
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Post by Deleted on Mar 30, 2016 14:54:31 GMT
Despite the fact it is coming back to Birmingham next year, I've booked a spontaneous trip next week to London to see this! Been wanting to see this for a while so I'm very excited! I really enjoyed the book.
Booked centre Row V in the Stalls, does anyone know if I will miss much due to the overhang of the circle (which was warned as I booked them on the Delfont Mackintosh site)? I'm assuming it won't be that much surely as the row in front didn't have this warning...I hope!
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Post by theatre-turtle on Mar 30, 2016 15:00:46 GMT
Despite the fact it is coming back to Birmingham next year, I've booked a spontaneous trip next week to London to see this! Been wanting to see this for a while so I'm very excited! I really enjoyed the book. Booked centre Row V in the Stalls, does anyone know if I will miss much due to the overhang of the circle (which was warned as I booked them on the Delfont Mackintosh site)? I'm assuming it won't be that much surely as the row in front didn't have this warning...I hope! You won't miss anything major although I think it's a little far back and you might feel a bit disconnected from the action |
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Post by Deleted on Mar 30, 2016 15:52:07 GMT
You won't miss anything major although I think it's a little far back and you might feel a bit disconnected from the action Thanks! I think I'll be fine, have sat in seats quite far from the stage before and enjoyed the performance just as much. |
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Post by Scots UK Theatre on Mar 30, 2016 16:36:42 GMT
My preference for Curious is the circle so you can see the stage floor clearly.
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Post by theatre-turtle on Mar 30, 2016 16:53:49 GMT
My preference for Curious is the circle so you can see the stage floor clearly. I agree, front of the circle would be the best view. Helpfully the stage slopes upwards though. |
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Post by Deleted on Apr 15, 2016 20:05:41 GMT
Went to see this in London last week from the back of the stalls (as I said Row V), thought it was great production! Been waiting a long time to see it, incredibly faithful to the book. Of course I did miss one or two things due to the overhang of the circle, but other than thought it was excellent! May have to go again in Birmingham next year!
Also a bit surprised to see that it's closing on Broadway this September despite the haul of Oliviers and Tonys, but in comparison to other Tony Award Winning Best New Plays it seems to have done well.
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Post by bellboard27 on May 24, 2016 10:37:50 GMT
Although this thread is titled about the tour, I didn't want to start a new one for the show at the Gielgud.
Just to note regarding tickets, as Theatremonkey's site says day seats arefront row (row B) at £15. However, for most shows, the afternoon before one or more of these seats appear for £15 on the Delfont M website. (they also appear on Todaytix with a £3 fee added). So, you can get a cheap front row seat without the hassle of going in person!
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Post by talkstageytome on Jun 13, 2016 0:11:26 GMT
If anyone's interested, I have two spare (separate) seats for the matinee of Curious Incident in London next Saturday evening (18th June). £29.50 each. Pop me a message if anyone's interested....
Couldn't find the West End thread for this show. Do we have a spare tickets thread on this board?
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Post by Deleted on Nov 10, 2016 16:02:48 GMT
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Post by thebearofwestend on Nov 12, 2016 7:37:56 GMT
I hated it
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Post by BurlyBeaR on Nov 12, 2016 8:20:24 GMT
I might put that in the reviews section  |
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Post by thebearofwestend on Nov 18, 2016 9:39:45 GMT
I might put that in the reviews section I know plenty of people on ASD and none acted like he did |
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Post by Deleted on Nov 18, 2016 9:51:40 GMT
Mark Haddon very carefully doesn't specify what disorder (if you will) Christopher has. The point is that he's not neurotypical and that he's an outsider, not that he adheres very closely to anyone's ideas of what forms one particular disorder may take. Plus, y'know, all people are different, even all people on the austism spectrum.  |
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Post by theatreliker on Nov 18, 2016 11:40:35 GMT
So is this closing next summer to make way for The Ferryman?
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Post by Deleted on Nov 18, 2016 11:45:51 GMT
I know plenty of people on ASD and none acted like he did But do the people you know live in Swindon? |
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Post by Deleted on Nov 18, 2016 16:38:34 GMT
I might put that in the reviews section I know plenty of people on ASD and none acted like he did ASD? |
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