No, tickets to these kinds of shows aren't on a Season basis. I just go when there is a good reason. I'd go more often but it's so expensive. Some of these productions are just HUGE, like Phantom of the Opera, Les Miserables. Man of la Mancha was extraordinary, but LION KING really blew me away. So many surprises, performance wise. I also went to a lecture by Mexican President Vicente Foxx. That was a thrill.
The lecture would have been amazing. I liked him. I am surprised he is no longer president. I would love to see Les Mis live, but as far as a film version, I liked Liam Neeson over Hugh Jackman. It must have been something to see them pull off Lion King live.
wow, what a memory. thanks! I saw Bullitt here in 67. Rosemary's Baby, The Graduate. this was a favorite for dates. I had no appreciation for how beautiful this place was and is. again, thanks for the memories!
An absolutely beautiful building, thank you for sharing! What an impressive list of shows! Are you a season ticket holder?
No, tickets to these kinds of shows aren't on a Season basis. I just go when there is a good reason. I'd go more often but it's so expensive. Some of these productions are just HUGE, like Phantom of the Opera, Les Miserables. Man of la Mancha was extraordinary, but LION KING really blew me away. So many surprises, performance wise. I also went to a lecture by Mexican President Vicente Foxx. That was a thrill.
The lecture would have been amazing. I liked him. I am surprised he is no longer president.
I would love to see Les Mis live, but as far as a film version, I liked Liam Neeson over Hugh Jackman. It must have been something to see them pull off Lion King live.
wow, what a memory. thanks! I saw Bullitt here in 67. Rosemary's Baby, The Graduate. this was a favorite for dates. I had no appreciation for how beautiful this place was and is. again, thanks for the memories!
The Mexican Constitution is VERY much like ours, except that a president is allowed only ONE 6-year term.