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tmock

Posts: 143
Joined: Jan. 23 2005
From: New York, New York

DC Flamenco Festival tickets just we...

And look at the artist list:

PdL, Joaquin Grilo, Isabel Bayon, La Moneta, Manuel Linan, Olga Pericet, Marcos Flores, Sara Baras and company, and Manuela Carrasco and company.

If you're looking to go, better get your tickets soon. The good seats are going to go like hot cakes!

Travis.

REPORT THIS POST AS INAPPROPRIATE | Date Dec. 7 2006 18:04:43

Francisco

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Joined: Jun. 13 2005
From: SW USA

RE: DC Flamenco Festival tickets jus... (in reply to tmock)

Had a look, but can't decide on terrace or orchestra seating? Hmmm, decisions.

REPORT THIS POST AS INAPPROPRIATE | Date Dec. 8 2006 5:08:18

tmock

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Joined: Jan. 23 2005
From: New York, New York

RE: DC Flamenco Festival tickets jus... (in reply to Francisco)

Hey Samwise, have you been to Lisner Auditorium before? If not, here are some quick thoughts on seating:

The seats seem to be sufficiently tiered that you shouldn't have trouble seeing becuase you're too far back. The sound, of course, is a little more "in the moment" towards the front, but it's not bad in the terrace, either. I would be more concerned with left/right. This will make less difference as you move back the rows, but I would rather pay less for front terrace seats right in the center than orchestra seats off in the wings.

I sat dead center at the beginning of the terrace seats for Sara Baras' show two years ago and it was great! I was in the back orchestra seats kind of off to the side for Manolo Marin and Merche Esmerelda, and while is was still a great show, and I didn't miss anything per se, I think I preferred my seats for the Sara Baras show.

"Should I watch PdL from this seat or from this seat?" There are worse decisions in life, no?

Travis.

REPORT THIS POST AS INAPPROPRIATE | Date Dec. 9 2006 14:02:57