nealb1 said: "CT2NYC, no Broadway show on Telecharge or Ticketmaster has ever sold tickets without telling someone the exact seat location - be it in person at the box office, on the phone, or on their respective sites."
I get that, but having it be a "best available" situation instead of being able to select from a seating chart is bound to cause aggravation later on. Having said that, I'm still assuming that it'll be the Winter Garden, when all is
nealb1 said: "Hardly a disaster waiting to happen. At 8am EST tomorrow everything will be on the Telecharge site. In all my decades of seeing shows, the location of the theatre has nothing to do with how I decide if I want to see a specific show.
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He's not talking about the location of the theatre, but the location of the seats you're purchasing. Asking people to shell over hundreds of dollars without knowing where they're sitting IS a disaste
I'll be surprised if there isn't a $99 price point. In recent memory, I haven't seen a show whose lowest ticket price was over $100 at the time of the initial sale. Granted, this is a different animal, but I'm expecting there will be at least 1 row of "cheap" seats.
Sing Street's schedule is up on the NYTW website, and performances are currently scheduled from 11/25/19 - 1/12/20. Tickets go on sale to the general public on 10/4.
Yes, the show wants you to laugh. However, the movie, even with all of its campy Baz Luhrmann humor, also succeeded in making you feel something. On stage, it's all silliness and spectacle, without the heart that made the film wildly romantic, as well. I couldn't care less how much money it's making, or if Ben Brantley and Nicole Kidman loved it. In my opinion, the book and the 2 lead actors make the show a missed opportunity.
Caye2 said: "CT2NYC said: "FYI, they've been converting some of the $37 front-row preview seats from accessible to standard, on random dates."
Thank you for the heads up, CT2NYC! I was able to get one of those tix!
Just want to say how much I appreciate your posting these deals about tickets....I have been able to get great deals to many shows because of your posts! Please keep them coming! THANK YOU!!"
inmyownlittlecorner said: "haterobics said: "Aren't most guysexcept Reeve Carney belters?
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Hey, you can’t mention one Orpheus without the other! I had this debate with my friends the other day about whether Damon Daunno uses falsetto or just a weird mix, he seems to walk the li
KathyNYC2 said: "CT2NYC said: "American Express presale is on now. Standard pricing is $49-159, premiums are $229-249. Show schedule is Tuesday-Sunday at 8 p.m, with Sundays moving to 7:30 p.m. after opening. Matinees will run at 3 p.m. on Saturdays and Sundays.
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It looks like ALL the night shows move to 7:30 from 8pm after opening...not just Sunday
Owen Parker said: "CT2NYC said: "It's definitely the Winter Garden. Group pricing has been updated with a row breakdown, and orchestra goes to V. Mezzanine only goes to row G, so I'm assuming rows H and J will be considered the "cheap seats," whatever price they happen to be."
Where did it say that, can you link it. I heard the producer say that he didn’t want the winter garden because of the large size
American Express presale is on now. Standard pricing is $49-159, premiums are $229-249. Show schedule is Tuesday-Sunday at 8 p.m during previews, then moving to 7:30 p.m. after opening. Matinees will run at 3 p.m. on Saturdays and Sundays.
It's definitely the Winter Garden. Group pricing has been updated with a row breakdown, and orchestra goes to V. Mezzanine only goes to row G, so I'm assuming rows H and J will be considered the "cheap seats," whatever price they happen to be.
Audience Rewards Sep 9
2019, 11:11:35 AM
Both parts of THE INHERITANCE are up for October, 1500/1000 VIP points plus $54. Going fast!
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