My nephews are ages 9 and 7, and my sister informed me that they were very well-behaved and attentive for their first professional theatre experience. But after having bought my birthday ticket, she could only afford to buy “nosebleed” seats for them, since that meant 3 more tickets. March 11 was my 33rd birthday, and I can't think of a better way to have spent the evening of such an occasion! My sister and my nephews also attended, although they unfortunately had to sit in the upper balcony. My mom bought my ticket for me, as a birthday present.
In fact, I actually prefer sitting alone, because buying a single seat for a show always means a better seat, due to the fact that there are always random single seats scattered throughout the theater, because most people buy their tickets in pairs or more. I sat alone, but I didn't mind, because I was in the 4th row, downstairs, not too far from the center.
On March 11, 2014, 7:30 p.m., at The Ohio Theatre in Columbus, I saw the new U.S Tour of The Phantom of the Opera, complete with the new staging, direction, etc. So, when I draw comparisons in this review, I will be comparing the new U.S. I first saw the show in 1995, when I was 14, and had last seen the show in 2010, shortly before the previous U.S. Tour (specifically, The Music Box Company). Each time I've seen it, before now, it was during the previous U.S. This was the 11th time I've seen the show. Madame Giry: Christy Morton (understudy). Tour, Columbus (March 11, 2014, evening).
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