What others had to say*

• Displaying 11-15 of 47
• previous    1  2  3  4  5  … 10    next

Brett, Thursday, July 31st, 2008
I agree with most of the negative things already posted about this show. I've seen it all made fun of before and I laughed the first time. Now it's just an old and sad attempt trying to pass itself off as something new, intersting and thought provoking. It didn't work for me or the person I went … more with. I know I can't, but I wish I could get my money back.

Randall Kramer, Artistic/Executive Director, Wednesday, July 30th, 2008
Dear Mr. Schiappa- MusicalFare reserves seats for subscribers from the moment we start offering subscriptions until 3 weeks before any performance date. In some cases, this means that seats are held and available to subscribers for over a year. We have 136 seats total in our theatre and we … more cannot afford to hold them up until show time in case a subscriber wants to make a last minute reservation. If we did that, we would need to raise ticket prices significantly to make up for the lost revenue from seats that were never sold. In all of our communications to subscribers we stress that reservations should be made a minimum of three weeks in advance to guarantee their seats. I'm sorry you are not happy with our policy but I think it is the best way to keep our tickets afordable while still giving our subscribers plenty of leeway in reserving their seats. If you have further questions, please call me directly at 839-8565. Thank you.

EX season subscriber
Samuel Schiappa, Tuesday, July 29th, 2008
Everyone should be aware that having a season ticket subscription and running into a "hot" sellout show at season end will result in useless tickets. My wife and I hold 4 worthless tickets and will not be back after trying for 3 weeks. They will not let us carry them into the new season so we are … more out. What a shame. Any comments Mr. Kramer? I also asked to be removed from the mailing list which was not done.

Helen, Sunday, July 27th, 2008
This will be my final post. I'm sure Phil and a few others will be the happier for it. Although, it boggles my mind as to why. Thank you, Phil, for thanking me on my personal explanation of my support of theater. I only felt the need to offer "my personal explanation", because of the underlying … more assumption of yours that I only go to theater if it's a freebie (which, for some reason, to you, would render my opinion less valid). Your assumption couldn't be further from the truth. And the temperature in here is beautiful. I couldn't be more comfortable. It certainly takes a lot more than what's being dished out to get my ire up. I also, most likely, will not be checking back to see what clever witicisms, if any, are thrown back. I wish you all,Phil, and especially MusicalFare much success. I think we're all in agreement that we want to see good theater. Thank you MusicalFare for this forum. I hope it proves to be a helpful tool for you. All the best, Helen

Mid-Life the Crisis Musical.
Diane Schopf, Saturday, July 26th, 2008
My husband and I were surprised to see the small attendance at this show and we both enjoyed it very much. It was well presented and light and funny. I think many people were misled by some of the reviews that appeared. We are a bit above the 50 age group and we found our selves laughing about … more what we went through during those years. The last segment was very moving and many of us have had members of our family go through this stage,but let's face it, the crisis of age comes to all of us and it does us all good to have a good laugh at ourselves. Sorry some of you folks missed it. We really enjoyed it,and the cast did a great job.

• Displaying 11-15 of 47
• previous    1  2  3  4  5  … 10    next

Add a comment

Your Name

Your Email

Subject

Your Comment

Security Code

*MusicalFare Theatre welcomes your comments and/or questions about our productions, whether positive or negative.

However, please note that all comments or questions are subject to review by MusicalFare’s staff before appearing on our website. As this is not a blog about the company itself, we ask that comments or questions be used to express your overall, general feelings about the production and the performances, therein. Keeping that in mind, please understand that comments that directly insult or demean any individual involved in the production will not be posted.

Any comments or questions about MusicalFare in general should be emailed to the appropriate staff member. See the contact page for a list of applicable addresses.