The Al Hirschfeld had the most uncomfortable seats I’ve ever had in a theater. The chairs are too tight my neighbor’s elbow touches my torso. The rows dont have a walkable distance from each other. The seats are in a column instead of a window. I watched the back of a man’s head.
The subject matter of the show consumed me that it was the next morning that I remembered Eddie Redmayne was in the show.
Forgive me. It was my first exposure of Cabaret.
As someone na galing catholic school, the most badass and c*ntiest prayer would be the "Hail Holy Queen". Imagine saying " to you do we cry poor, banished children of Eve"