A friend backed out at the last minute, so I have an extra ticket to This Ain't No Disco for this Wednesday 8/8, at 2 p.m. It's seat A 7, and I paid $94.50 with fees. I'll be sitting in A 8. I realize that this show isn't a highlight of the theatrical season, but I'd like the ticket to get used, and it is a front-row seat, so make me an offer. I have to pick up the ticket at Will Call on Wednesday, so we can just meet outside before the show. Let me
Someone I know asked at the box offfice, and they told him that they don't have any $20-40 per part tickets left for the entire available block. I find that odd, though, since they were selling balcony seats at the beginning of July for 9/23 that would normally be that price for $80-115 per part. In fact, right now, they're selling 9/23 balcony center row G seats for $130 per part. Those have always been $40 per part seats, so that reeks of price gouging, if you ask me.
Helping a friend try to sell 1 ticket to the final performance of Straight White Men on Sunday 9/9, at 3 p.m. Orchestra E 2, $97.50, or best offer. It's a hard ticket, so arrangements would need to be made to meet with the buyer for an exchange in NYC. If anyone's interested, let me know!
Miles2Go2 said: "All I can is avoid the rear mezzanine unless you are prepared to saw off your legs at the knee as there is zero legroom up there. #neveragain Not sure if front mezzanine is any better."
Well, I'm short, so legroom is never an issue for me. However, high railings are.
Bumping this thread to ask for opinions about the railing along the front of the mezzanine. In pics, it appears to be one of the highest in any Broadway theatre. Is it as obtrusive as it looks?
It depends on which type of redemption you're doing. They will only "top off" your account when doing a phone redemption. For an online redemption, the minimum purchase is 2500 points.
JudyDenver said: "With King Kong in the might be great or might flop category, is anyone curious enough to buy preview tickets yet?"
Yes, I have a ticket for the last day of previews. Also, "might be great or might be terrible" is probably a better distinction, since even a great show can flop.
HBBrock said: "This thread is a complete disappointment. They have put every effort to do everything right with this show, and ask the audience to keep the secrets."
Once again, "Keep The Secrets" refers to not spoiling the plot for those who haven't seen the show yet. It has nothing to do with discussing the show among those who have seen it. If someone doesn't want to know how any of the "magic" is done, that's their choice, but
Kong Kong the Musical Jul 31
2018, 12:29:49 PM
Aside from the puppet, which looks pretty damn cool, I really like Marius de Vries' work in films (Moulin Rouge!, Romeo + Juliet, La La Land), so I'm looking forward to hearing the score.
Getting together before HELLO, DOLLY's last performance Jul 31
2018, 12:21:43 PM
As a rule, I eat and drink very little before seeing a show, but I'd definitely like to meet everyone. Please let me know where you'll be, so I can pop in!
Before I saw the show with Bette, during previews, I knew very little about Dolly! That experience was one of the most entertaining nights I've ever had in the theatre. I saw it again with Bette 2 months later, and it was nearly as enjoyable, but not quite. 3 weeks after that, I saw the show with Donna, and she was a revelation in the role. That was the night I fell in love with the show. I would've gone to her final performance in January, but it was in the mi
"Keep The Secrets" refers to not spoiling the plot for those who haven't seen the play yet. It has absolutely nothing to do with discussing it among people who have.
