Of the "post 2000" musicals, I can see revivals of next to normal, In the Heightz, Urinetown and Drowsy Chaperone happening at some point in the future.
It is rumoured to be transferring into the West End this September after the run at the Young Vic (Noel Coward Theatre). Word of mouth has been very positive.
Hoping to rush this Saturday. $75 seems a lot for rush but would be willing to pay it rather than sit up in the balcony. I've seen some people say they got front mezz from rush so wondering how it's been recently. The seating map looks wide open!
Julius Caesar and Mary Stuart you should be able to get easily through Todaytix. I've seen rush on there for those shows in the afternoon.
The Ferryman does £12 dayseats at the box office, also watch out for tickets on delfont mackintosh website as dynamic pricing sometimes kicks in. I got mine through Todaytix when it was quite new in town and managed quite easily. Not sure about Girl from north country but again Todaytix should be fin
"The first of the two is the acclaimed production at London's Theatre Royal Drury Lane. The production, which recently concluded its run, featured a stunning cast of 43, including 90's pop star, Sheena Easton."
The show is still running, so not sure why he's written it recently concluded its run. The fact that the article is littered with errors means to probably take it with a ma
Emma MK said: "_IrisTInkerbell said: " Does London really do different schedules?."
Nope, only difference, like you said is the Sunday/Monday thing. Not sure what the person who said 'If you want to see a matinee on a variety of days in the week, go to London' meant because we generally have Wednesday and Saturday matinees the same as NY.
