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re: i saw it at kennedy center - dramedy

Posted by: lowwriter 09:58 am EST 11/17/14
In reply to: i saw it at kennedy center - dramedy 09:53 am EST 11/17/14

Dramedy -- the row F is not far to the side, three seats in -- my main concern are tall guys blocking my view. Though I may bring a pillow to sit on.


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so you are a lowsitter as well as a lowwriter

Posted by: dramedy 10:38 am EST 11/17/14
In reply to: re: i saw it at kennedy center - dramedy - lowwriter 09:58 am EST 11/17/14

i was going to say lowrider--but i think that has an underwear/pants meaning.


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re: dramedy LOL n/m

Posted by: lowwriter 10:45 am EST 11/17/14
In reply to: so you are a lowsitter as well as a lowwriter - dramedy 10:38 am EST 11/17/14

n/m


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re: i saw it at kennedy center - dramedy

Posted by: JohnPopa 10:32 am EST 11/17/14
In reply to: re: i saw it at kennedy center - dramedy - lowwriter 09:58 am EST 11/17/14

Hey, some of us tall people do our best to scoot down as far as we can and get our giant bodies out of the way of the people behind us :)


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thats pretty impossible in most theaters

Posted by: dramedy 10:40 am EST 11/17/14
In reply to: re: i saw it at kennedy center - dramedy - JohnPopa 10:32 am EST 11/17/14

at 6', my knees are usually touching or barely clearing the seat in front of me.


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Attended SF Opera's "Cinderella''...

Posted by: garyd 09:54 pm EST 11/17/14
In reply to: thats pretty impossible in most theaters - dramedy 10:40 am EST 11/17/14

yesterday. About to sit in my same seat for 15 years. I am 6.2", broad shoulders, not overweight. Before I even sat down woman behind me asked that I change seats with my wife so I would not block her view. Of course, doing so would have blocked view of woman sitting behind my wife . She didn't care…was only interested in her own view. (She was on the aisle behind me and I wouldn't have impeded her view.) I scrunch down anyway, pass gas, and snore but hey. I immediately decided I did not like this woman. Went and set with the ushers in the back. We had a great time but I admit I was pissed at this woman. Guess I am an old grumpy white man but this woman's sense of entitlement really got my goat.


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re: thats pretty impossible in most theaters

Posted by: JohnPopa 10:44 am EST 11/17/14
In reply to: thats pretty impossible in most theaters - dramedy 10:40 am EST 11/17/14

I'm 6 foot 5. I can usually help a little if I get creative and at least try and keep from moving my head around too much. I do remember sitting down in my seat for 'Hedwig' and barely being able to fit in the seat at all, let alone slide down a little bit.


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movinig head can make a big difference

Posted by: dramedy 10:58 am EST 11/17/14
In reply to: re: thats pretty impossible in most theaters - JohnPopa 10:44 am EST 11/17/14

at SF ballet, the guy in front of me is tall and constantly moving his head every few seconds. really annoying. just sit still so i can find a sight line around your head.


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re: movinig head can make a big difference

Posted by: lowwriter 11:01 am EST 11/17/14
In reply to: movinig head can make a big difference - dramedy 10:58 am EST 11/17/14

Oy, don't even talk to me about moving heads, bobbing heads. This is why I try to get left/right aisle seats or seats in severely raked theaters whenever possible.


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re: thats pretty impossible in most theaters

Posted by: lowwriter 10:44 am EST 11/17/14
In reply to: thats pretty impossible in most theaters - dramedy 10:40 am EST 11/17/14

I know people can't help being tall but it does seems whenever I sit on the sides in the orchestra on Broadway I usually have a head blocking my view. And I'm not that short -- 5' 8'.


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we spend our money on food to get tall

Posted by: dramedy 10:56 am EST 11/17/14
In reply to: re: thats pretty impossible in most theaters - lowwriter 10:44 am EST 11/17/14

so cant afford premium pricing in the center orchestra


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re: i saw it at kennedy center - dramedy

Posted by: lowwriter 10:04 am EST 11/17/14
In reply to: re: i saw it at kennedy center - dramedy - lowwriter 09:58 am EST 11/17/14

I don't have a problem with the mezz in this theater in Row A or B. Further back becomes problem.


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especially st. james

Posted by: dramedy 10:08 am EST 11/17/14
In reply to: re: i saw it at kennedy center - dramedy - lowwriter 10:04 am EST 11/17/14

which has like 20 rows in the mezz.


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