I tried the $100 off and I think it worked for my date (which is a Saturday) but the tickets were still pretty expensive imo I really wanted to buy my tickets ahead, but I may rush this show too. Unless I can find someone to buy my tickets at the box office
Can anyone share more details about the "Buy both parts get $100 off" I'm still waiting for a discount for this show (the mailer code wasn't eligible for my dates) and this might be a decent one. Thanks!
Check out the 'Betrayal Previews' thread... you may want to change your seats
Peter Dinklage in Cyrano Aug 14
2019, 03:47:46 PM
I dont live in NY so it wouldnt make sense for me to get the subscription. I'll just cross my fingers and hope tickets aren't too expensive
I'm guessing the answer is no since tickets are sold on Ticketmaster. Does anyone know if the new group has any promotion or deal??? For people under 35? or a student discount?? I searched high and low and couldn't find anything regarding it on their website. If not, does anyone know what how much the cheapest tickets would be? I'd love to go, but only if they price is decent. Thanks!
Thanks for the update! Sucks that the show is still so expensive so I'll probably have to skip out on it this time around. I hope you enjoy the show as much as i did
Miles2Go2 said: "I just looked up your date with the code both via laptop and mobile webpage. You are right that tix start at $99.50 on the 13th. Same thing happened when I initially tried to use that code on Friday, the 4th. However, that is not full price. According to the app, weekend prices for the $99.50
None of the prices are discounted. There are tons of seats still left, but all are selling for full price. I may just call telecharge tmr to figure it out. The last time I saw the show I bought my ticket early and paid $70 something. I'm fine with paying that price again, but there's no way I can cough up $90 for just one show.
Miles2Go2 said: "Bwaydreamer3 said: "I'm trying to use the code for Sunday Oct 13 for the 7pm show but it is still show
I'm trying to use the code for Sunday Oct 13 for the 7pm show but it is still showing up as full price...
Hammerstein grandson on Oklahoma! Jul 14
2019, 06:06:05 PM
I saw this revival last week and I loved everything about it. The best description I have for Fish's direction is "weird" in every sense of the word. It was riveting and interesting and amazing. I'm sick of seeing happy go lucky, everything's dandy, lets just be happy shows. Make me uncomfortable. Challenge my ideas. Make me feel. And this production did all of that. I will 100% be going back and I am counting down the days till I see it again!
Oklahoma Lottery Jul 7
2019, 06:45:58 PM
Anyone know if these are scheduled vacations or just a day off? I'm seeing the show wed night and I was really looking forward to seeing RNJ and Damon
As for the remakes I heard somewhere that Walt Disney himself wanted the classic Disney movies remade every however many years so every generation gets to experience (for the first time) like the kids did when the disney classics first came out. Not sure how true that is but I believe it. And it makes sense. Otherwise disney would have just made the most popular movies live action and not the less popular ones like Ju
Oh wow! I'm happy I'll be able to see it up close but it sucks that it's not doing too well. Thanks for the update guys
Slave Play Jun 21
2019, 10:33:52 AM
But again I think the petioner went in there, got offended by one thing and was unable to let it go for the rest of the show. The point of the show is not to depict the real life of slavery. Its literally not, so first we need to get that out of our heads. Second, if the white audience is laughing that sounds like a problem with the audience, not the play. The playwright said himself this is a comedic play that is suppose to make the audience uncomfortable. So should you be surprised at laughing
Slave Play Jun 21
2019, 10:16:35 AM
Troynow just because you had a problem with it doesn't dictate how everyone else should feel about it. And saying that it doesn't matter that the playwright and director are black is a load of crap. You don't turn off race your when it comes to art. Its apart of you. So yes the playwright and directer know exactly what they are doing and I commend them for that. Now more than ever we need challenging plays on broadway that examine new ideas. No, i have not seen the play, but when it came out I r
I just saw Rocketman a few days ago and I have been unable to stop thinking about it since. I thought the way they went about telling Elton's story was genius and the new arrangements lend itself well for adapting it to the stage. Not to mention the amazing costumes and music. I really hope it happens!
I bought a ticket months ago for a seat in the balcony. However, I would really love to see the show from the orchestra. Is it a good idea to try to get a refund from the box office and rush the show the day I'm seeing it??? (I am going in July)
RippedMan said: "Lordy. Y'all love to jump down people's throats. It wasn't even meant as an insult. They brought their own flavor to the piece instead of the usual Shakespearean interpretation, and I thought it was refreshing and totally fit.
Just as when someone said Andrew Garfield "played Gay" in Angels... it's not a biggie unless you make it a biggie.."
But it is a "biggie". And its very telling of your character th
I can only shake my head to these responses... The reason why people love Audra's voice so much is because she ACTS in all her music. If Audra was only a pretty voice she wouldn't be half as successful as she is. Support the person if you cherish them so much and don't put labels on her. She's a performer for goodness sake and she's proved time and time again she is more than just a singer. If you can't support her in all facets maybe you aren't actually a fan
Dave28282 said: "Bwaydreamer3 said: "I would still love to see an all black cast of Aida. I know its been done before but I really think that would elevate the show to a new level."
Why?
Black people were used as slaves by white people. That is what the whole story is about. Aida is Radames'slave at first and then they fall in love.
Tomb paintings show white Egyptians using black Nubians as slaves. It is the whole point of the s
Speed said: "Haven’t seen this production yet, but how is it “a prologue to rape”? They’ve already had sex before the play starts. I love love love the movie which is completely different than play. Completely different. Nathan Lane is great in it. It’s when I fell in love with him."
Wow ok so first it doesn't matter whether you've slept with a person a hundred times or 0, consent is always needed. so whether they had sex a day a
I really wanted to buy my tickets ahead, but I may rush this show too. Unless I can find someone to buy my tickets at the box office 
