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THE CURIOUS INCIDENT OF THE DOG IN THE NIGHT-TIME

The Ethel Barrymore Theatre
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Have I seen it yet?
🎭Yes
No
Have I seen it more than once?

🎭 Yes
​No
What performance did I see?

​Mon/Tues/Thurs evening
🎭 Wednesday matinee
Wednesday evening
Friday evening
🎭 Saturday matinee
🎭 Saturday evening
Sunday matinee
Sunday evening (if applicable)
If I haven't seen it yet, when am I planning to see it?

If I haven't yet seen the show, only the first 3 questions below will be answered, based on show information.
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What type of show is it?
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Musical Comedy
Musical Drama
Musical w/a little of both
Play / Comedy
Play/ Drama
🎭 Play w/a little of both
Approximate Run Time:
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🎭 2.5 hours +
2 hours +
1.5 hours +
1 hour +
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Is there an intermission?

🎭Yes
No
Suitable, in my opinion, for:
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Everyone
Adults or mature teens
🎭Including children 12 +
Including children 6 +
Features:
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Big dance and/or musical numbers
Lots of dance numbers (big or small)
Primarily singing rather than speaking
Music/songs that may be familiar
New music
Mature subject matter
🎭 Strong language [but minimal]
Fast-paced story
Non-linear or abstract story
🎭 Comedy based on dark/more serious situations
🎭 Extra loud sound [at times]
Well known actors
Inspired by true events
Based on a film
🎭 Based on a published book
What were some of my favorite parts?
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🎭 Story
🎭 Stand out Individual Performances
🎭 Ensemble Cast Work
Songs / Music
Dancing / Choreography
🎭 Set Design
Costumes
Overall love for the show:
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🎭 I didn't want it to end
🎭 I knew right away I wanted to see it again
🎭 I knew I wanted to bring friends to see it
I am really glad I saw it and would recommend
I liked it overall but not sure I'd recommend
Not my personal favorite, but I'd still recommend
Where did I sit?

Center Orchestra - any

🎭 Center Orchestra - first 10 rows
Side Orchestra - any
🎭 Side Orchestra - first 5 rows
Side Orchestra - after row 5
Mezzanine - any
🎭 Mezzanine - first 3 rows

Where would I sit now that I've seen the show?
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🎭 Center Orchestra - any
Center Orchestra - first 10 rows
Side Orchestra - any
Side Orchestra - first 5 rows
Side Orchestra - after row 5
🎭 Mezzanine - any / preferably center
Mezzanine - first 3 rows
Almost any seat is fine
Did I stage door?
🎭 Yes
No
Stage Door Notes:

Note: The cast has changed since I first saw it and went to the stage door.

Everyone was very nice, and every one came out to sign. Alex Sharp, the Tony-winner for his performance in the lead role in the original Broadway cast, was a superstar at the stage door, especially with the special needs fans for whom the show has particular meaning.
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