LuizG

I have no data about this, but I imagine that not everyone in theaters in NY is American. I am Brazilian and I know dozens of people who are traveling to watch the shows. As well as several other nationalities must be doing this .... in the US and in all other countries. I currently live in Spain (Barcelona) and people are going to Lisbon/Paris. I will go to Lisbon. 
And another point: unlike Americans, people in Europe often speak several languages, mainly English - and we must not forget that people who pay at least 200 euros for a ticket have good purchasing power, and probably a good education. I don't think language will be a barrier and make her uncomfortable, boring, etc. 
 

I respect and quote everything you just wrote there!

I have no data about this, but I imagine that not everyone in theaters in NY is American. I am Brazilian and I know dozens of people who are traveling to watch the shows. As well as several other nationalities must be doing this .... in the US and in all other countries. I currently live in Spain (Barcelona) and people are going to Lisbon/Paris. I will go to Lisbon. 
And another point: unlike Americans, people in Europe often speak several languages, mainly English - and we must not forget that people who pay at least 200 euros for a ticket have good purchasing power, and probably a good education. I don't think language will be a barrier and make her uncomfortable, boring, etc. 
 

I have no data about this, but I imagine that not everyone in theaters in NY is American. I am Brazilian and I know dozens of people who are traveling to watch the shows. As well as several other nationalities must be doing this .... in the US and in all other countries. I currently live in Spain (Barcelona) and people are going to Lisbon/Paris. I will go to Lisbon. 
And another point: unlike Americans, people in Europe often speak several languages, mainly English - and we must not forget that people who pay at least 200 euros for a ticket have good purchasing power, and probably a good education. I don't think language will be a barrier and make her uncomfortable, boring, etc. 
 

I have no data about this, but I imagine that not everyone in theaters in NY is American. I am Brazilian and I know dozens of people who are traveling to watch the shows. As well as several other nationalities must be doing this .... in the US and in all other countries. I currently live in Spain (Barcelona) and people are going to Lisbon/Paris. I will go to Lisbon. 
And another point: unlike Americans, people in Europe often speak several languages, mainly English - and we must not forget that people who pay at least 200 euros for a ticket have good purchasing power, and probably a good education. I don't think language will be a barrier and make her uncomfortable, boring, etc. 
 

Totally understood. The Brazilians at the show I went to were the loudest, actually - and a guy behind me kept shouting 'Madonna!!!' in every quiet period; and was Spanish-speaking. That multiplied by 3000 is going to make it a 'loud' show (don't get me wrong, I think European audiences are awesome and I prefer it louder at the stadium shows I've been to).
Also on my night, even those yelling at her in English are hard to be understood because of her ear monitors and when multiple people yell at once. I just think it will be a little more chaotic in Europe - happy to be proven otherwise!

I have no data about this, but I imagine that not everyone in theaters in NY is American. I am Brazilian and I know dozens of people who are traveling to watch the shows. As well as several other nationalities must be doing this .... in the US and in all other countries. I currently live in Spain (Barcelona) and people are going to Lisbon/Paris. I will go to Lisbon. 
And another point: unlike Americans, people in Europe often speak several languages, mainly English - and we must not forget that people who pay at least 200 euros for a ticket have good purchasing power, and probably a good education. I don't think language will be a barrier and make her uncomfortable, boring, etc. 
 

What's with the incessant attitude?  MOST tickets aren't 2k.  If you want to spread your bullshit misinformation, go somewhere where people will actually believe you.

she gets pissed if the crowd is less energetic i think well maybe if she wasnt so late then they would be in a better mood lol ...does she not know this ? - where is guy oseary ? oh well least the fan who offered 2000 is 2000 pound richer still ...

OKOKOK, great news coming people: I just asked to an undoutably reliable source about the rumour spreading around according wich she should not be recording this tour and here is his marvelous answer I'm so happy to share with you all!!!
"I’ve heard it’s going to be recorded. We were actually talking about it today. That’s all I can say. Also tour book is awesome!!! Coming soon!"
 

Hello @BringUrLUV! 

So, i paid $97 for the seat.  I suppose these were actually cheaper, and to my surprise, I was in the Orchestra, row C. Unbelievably close to the stage ... but with limited vision. We couldn't see the full stage background, but I think it made up for it.

I attach the reciep. 

Perfect. 

Madame X Tour
ACT I 
1. Madame X Manifesto (Opening)
2. God Control 
3. Dark Ballet
4. American Life
5. Human Nature
6. Beautiful Killer / Die Another Day
ACT II
7. Rescue Me (Interlude + Performance)
8. Bad Girl
9. Vogue
10. Rain (contains excerpts from "Wash All Over Me")
11. Crave (Remix) [contains excerpts from "Hollywood" and "Sugar"]
12. I Don't Search I Find
AC III
13. Medellín (Interlude from the music video + performance)
14. Batuka
15. Killers Who Are Partying
16. Crazy (contains excerpts from "Love Spent")
17. Why's It So Hard?
18. Extreme Occident
19. Looking For Mercy
20. Easy Ride
AC IV
21. Falling Free (Interlude + Performance)
22. Frozen
23. Nothing Really Matters
24. Future
25. Come Alive
27. Like A Prayer
Encore
28. I Rise
Thanks a lot. Checking it out now and writing mine too. Cheers!

You people obviously dont know anything about theatre. Anyway do you really think that Madonna will continue do spectacular shows where her dancers do everything for her? She was the show all the time, and now at 61 she has to reinvent herself because of course she can’t do 2 hours of dancing. Why blame her? Time is passing we can only go forward. 
If it’s a bad show we must see it first. Look at the comments or the press. Every people who see the show, is happy about it. So it’s obviously your problem, because you expect something different. 
Anyway stop saying that she is lip syncing all the time. Listen to te bootleg that someone posted here. Her vocals are live. Yes, there is sometimes vocoder, but again, why blame her for using it at 61? She didn’t use it in her worst moment ever (sticky and sweet remember?). I think we all have to embrace the fact that she is human and that she can’t do “Madonna” for ever.

There were moments in the show on Tuesday where I was thinking... although she is speaking alot and does sit down next to someone and sells a selfie, and takes a swig off someones beer,  M is still somewhat disconnected from the audience. It's still a "show".  But then something amazing happened
She's singing Killers at the end of the second verse "I'll be a woman if she's raped and her heart is breaking"
Her eyes locked with someone in the 2nd or 3rd row as if she was singing to only them. She does not blink. 
"I know what I am" She leans in closer as if to challenge this person. 
"and I know what i'm not" She tilts her head ... I wonder what this person who she is looking at is feeling. They can't be smiling. Madonna's face is stone cold like she may tear this person's face off at any moment. 
"Do you know who you are?"  The longest 10 seconds Ive ever felt. Its clear Madonna wrote these words and she has a message that she wants us to hear. and then just as fast she breaks her stare and follows her feet that are programed to move at this specific moment. 
This was just one of many cool moments. 

I would like to know when it was cheap to be a madonna fan?  When she had no items that cost fortunes?  When did people with money not benefit buying rare items and the best seats at shows? Always was that way! 

And I don't think selling the photo is related to making money. It's the character she's using. The mocking, restless and talkative way that puts and knows the value it has. When she chose to do a show at a theater, she also chose to be able to literally shake a fan's hand and make a deal. It more about that fantasy of Madame X. 

I, in particular, can't afford to pay $ 1,000 for a polaroid selfie. But if I had, I would pay. And I know you all too.

I would like to know when it was cheap to be a madonna fan?  When she had no items that cost fortunes?  When did people with money not benefit buying rare items and the best seats at shows? Always was that way! 

And I don't think selling the photo is related to making money. It's the character she's using. The mocking, restless and talkative way that puts and knows the value it has. When she chose to do a show at a theater, she also chose to be able to literally shake a fan's hand and make a deal. It more about that fantasy of Madame X. 

I, in particular, can't afford to pay $ 1,000 for a polaroid selfie. But if I had, I would pay. And I know you all too.