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In case you've been on the fence about going to see the revival of Oklahoma!, I just got a marketing email from them mentioning that if you use the code OKNEWS1122 you can score tickets for $59.99, which (in my opinion) is a pretty great deal! I figured I'd pass on the word for those who may be interested! According to the email the code is only valid until Dec 5th, but is good on dates until Jan 16!

It's not too often that

In case you've been on the fence about going to see the revival of Oklahoma!, I just got a marketing email from them mentioning that if you use the code OKNEWS1122 you can score tickets for $59.99, which (in my opinion) is a pretty great deal! I figured I'd pass on the word for those who may be interested! According to the email the code is only valid until Dec 5th, but is good on dates until Jan 16!

It's not often that shows do "Bl

If you want the cheapest possible ticket, I’d recommend checking the box office the morning of. They don’t do “rush tickets” per say... but often they have same-day tickets available for 99$ all in. If you’re a big group you probably won’t have luck, but for 1-2 people it’s a good option. 

That’s what I did and I got a fantastic center orchestra seat. Row L. I went to the box office shortly after 10am for the matin

JBroadway said: "I never saw the show live, but I saw a screening of the filmed version in a movie theater. I thought the show was solid and safe, with a relatively cohesive book, but a forgettable score, andbland,cliché plot (and yes, problematic).

I definitely think there was a degree of "right place, right time" to its Tony wins. It was a notoriously weak year for Best Musical. American Idiot, Fela!, and Million Dollar Quartet were the other nominees. M

CATSNYrevival said: "I thinkKimball's performance slowly evolved over time. The tics that were presentin the beginning became more and more exaggerated as time went on. By the time they filmed it he was having obvious difficulty hitting the high notes and his acting performance had audiences questioning the character's mental state. I still wish they had done something to clean up the end of "Memphis Lives in Me" for the blu-ray because it's difficult to watch a

Today marks the 10th anniversary of the opening night of “Memphis: A New Musical” on Broadway, which ended up going on to run for 1,066 performances, and win 3 Tony Awards including Best Musical, Best Book of a Musical, and Best Score of a Musical.

The reason I’m starting this thread is to possibly start a dialogue about how well (or poorly) the show has aged. Would a show like this ever be staged in 2019? Was it ever a truly “great” show, as it’

I'm looking forward to seeing Beetlejuice's numbers in the next several weeks. This will be it's prime season, and the producers will be eyeing these numbers to figure out what to do with the show (rehoming, closing).

It's a shame for Mean Girls, especially considering most of the cast will probably be finishing their contracts soon... I really can't see it lasting long after the other leads bow out. 

I'm also bummed about The

givesmevoice said: "I know this has been addressed elsewhere, but is it necessary to see the parts in order? I had tickets for back to back nights, but my Part 1 performance (October 14th) was canceled. There is only one option I can make for Part 1 before I see Part 2, but I was curious as to whether I should really push for that. I am deeply familiar with Howards End, and know roughly how this show tracks with that, so maybe I could come in in the middle of the story and not be los

djoko84 said: "Can someone explain to me how the rollout of the show is working? Are they not openingpart 1 and 2 at the same time? I was hoping to see both parts on the same day (part 1 matinee and part 2 night show)."


During previews, you can only see both parts on the same day on Saturday. But once the show opens, they're also adding Wednesday as another 2 part day.


I guess a lot of people in London said that part 1 was satisfying e

I saw the show on broadway in 2012 with Raven Symone in the lead role. It was a fun show, but ultimately a bit forgettable, which I think is why it didn't last too long on broadway in the first place. 

Aren't they remaking the movie? I could see that bringing some momentum back to the musical. If they were still doing those TV live productions I could see Sister Act being a good fit, but I think after the Jlo "Bye Bye Birdie: Live!" never materialized, I can