While I know the staging might change for the tour, can anyone tell me if sitting house left or house right is better for this show? My local venue offers partial view orchestra seats on the side that are 50% cheaper than full view orchestra seats. I wasn't impressed with the score for this one, and wasn't planning on seeing it, but I'm thinking about grabbing one of the partial view seats. Just wondering if there's anything in the set design or staging that would make on
This seems like the best place to ask this: Does anyone know anything about whether or not the Nederlander has changed its seating chart for Pretty Woman? I bought tix for what I thought were the last 2 seats far house left in Row F. On the ticketmaster map, they were definitely the last ones, on the aisle. I have since double checked other performances, and have found the same thing: seat 19 is the aisle seat. But every seating chart I've found for the Nederlander has shown row F going t
Miles2Go2 said: "Just heard back from the person who has that Instagram page. She said she couldn’t see the side or back of stage. I feel like I need to let my friend know. Would you agree? Maybe she could exchange her seat?
When I saw Hamilton again in Chicago, I accidentally bought my ticket initially for a week before I was going to be there. Ticketmaster initially told me that the venue didn’t allow for any exchanges. But I reached out specifically to Broad
Miles2Go2 said: "I would also like her to see 3. She probably won’t even realize all she misses because so much is happening. And what she’ll see will be amazing!"
Not a box seat, but in Chicago I sat extreme house left in the 8th row. And while I missed some of the action, being so close to the stage MORE than made up for it. I paid $165 for row T in Cleveland (for the second to last performance), and when they released the box seats for $150 last we
CT2NYC said: If you'd like to switch your tickets, Ticketmaster will allow an exchange."
Thanks for the tip. I did a ticketmaster chat, and they said they could only do it over the phone, and that there would be a $10 fee per ticket. The tickets were already more than we were hoping to pay, even with the discount code, so we'll stick with our seats. I'm sure we'll have fun regardless!
JSquared2 said: "I sat near the end of rows C and then D on house right (a few seats in from the aisle). I don’t feel that I missed much, if anything. I would be wary of seats that are far house left since you may miss some important scenes, including the final scene between Edward and Vivian. Front row mezz should be perfect."
Well, shoot. Wish I'd known this before I bought my tickets for far house left (the last 2 seats in row F). I almost bought fa
PThespian said: "Poppy is on vacation this week. I believe Alex is out next week and Anthony the first week in August.
PS. Angie totally nailed it yesterday."
By any chance do you know more specifics about Anthony Boyle's "first week of August" vacation? I'm seeing the show August 12, and while I understand there are no guarantees, he is the original cast member I was most interested in seeing. Really (and selfishly) hoping "first we
dmwnc1959 said: "angoradebs said: "I'm driving up to Cleveland (from Cincinnati) to see Hamilton on its final day there! Looks like Cincinnati is getting the other cast in February, so hopefully I'll have a chance to see both. Cincy is only a 3 week engagement compared to Cleveland's 6-week one, which is why I tried for those tix and got lucky. I saw the show in Chicago last year and am excited to see it again!"
dmwnc1959 said: "Closed the deal today on my Broadway in Pittsburgh season tickets. Yeah! Even more excited now knowing I’ll be seeing the Hamilton National Tour twice, once each with the Philip and Angelica casts. Still three weeks away from my birthday and Cleveland.
My neighbor’skids seem to have the OBCR memorized. They’re “Hamilton” junkies and turned me on to a book by Ron Chernow that I’m picking up tomorrow to read befor
the.hard.part said: "angoradebs said: "Hi all! I just returned 2 $40/part tickets for Weds, Sep 5 (Balcony Row D). They seem to be available on the website already if anyone is interested"
Must've just missed them, bummer!"
Wow, that was fast! Well, it might not hurt to refresh in a bit in case someone put them in their cart but doesn't check out?
Unless it is crazy sold out (which I don't think PW will be), shows in previews are on TKTS all of the time. Lottery/Rush may take a couple weeks after first previewto kick in but it varies."
Thank you so much! I'll keep an eye on my date and if it gets too low on inventory I'll decide whether it's worth full price. And once previews start I'll check the TKTS list. I don't think I'll be in a position to do
I have a possibly stupid question. I'll be traveling to NYC in August to see Cursed Child, and was thinking about trying to see this show as well (I saw Andy Karl in Groundhog Day and loved him). The show will still be in previews while I'm there. Do shows in previews ever show up on TKTS? I know that whether or not a show is ever offered at TKTS is not a guarantee, but would it even be a possibility prior to opening night? Or do shows ever offer lottery tickets during previews? I kno
CT2NYC said: "ak72090 said: "Anyone sit in balcony left row D? I know there’s a railing behind row B, and I have a short girlfriend, and I hope the view isn’t too obstructed. We’re the very last seats on the end against the wall for reference."
A friend of mine is sitting in balcony D 24 later this month, so I went up and took pics from the seat, without and with a booster. As you can see, the seat cushion really helps, and there should
