I bought one of the $159 -Mezz Row E seats on the aisle and now I can't go! UGH. Almost every show I've had tickets for recently I've had to reschedule.
<smacks head>
The Music Man 2020 Venue Mystery Sep 14
2019, 01:07:41 PM
I got the mezz E2 seat as well — however, it’s going to be much farther over at the WG. Makes me wish the could have simulated a more accurate chart if that’s the case.
haterobics said: "Flowerlovestage5 said: "Let's not get into that premium seats were highlighted in blue with all the other center seats grayed out until the last few rows."
What is there to get into? That they will use premiums and dynamic pricing to try and make their money back? Hard finding a show that doesn't try the same..."
I had wanted a $69 seat on the aisle -- every time I got to the payment page -- telecharge booted me off. I was about to call -- but on my fourth try I was able to process the payment. Geez.
Fortunately I had three dates I could attend - but each time the seat(s) I wanted were gone -- I got lucky on my last try.
Let's not get into that premium seats were highlighted in blue with all the other center seats grayed out until the last few rows.
TODAYTIX Rush last evening -- 5/23 -- ORCH M6. Great seat at a steal.
Second viewing of the show since I saw it right before Opening. The cast was even stronger than the first time and more evolved. Bening and Walker are the highlights and Letts has grown into the role nicely since I saw him the first time. Solid Production.
2 Tix - Evan Hansen -TODAY 3pm Apr 28
2019, 10:08:23 AM
I know this should be on the sell board but my friend is sick and we are scrambling last minute.
Today at 3pm. 2 tickets - Mezz B1 and B3.
$169 each - $338 total. Asking for Venmo or PayPal - Tickets will be emailed to you via the PDF - they must be printed!!
I caught this last night. I'll start by saying I am a huge fan of the film and can never speak highly enough about the original cast/creative team: Sidney Pollack, Hoffman, etc.
That said: I was very pleased by what I saw last evening and sufficiently entertained.
This stage adaptation of the story stands on its own, which is a good thing. It's not an exact replica, nor should it be. The film is a classic (in my opinion) and this vers
I caught this production yesterday. What a wonderful evening of theater. Porter's score is glorious within the book that is still charming and fresh, even for being written in the late 40's. Though dated, it did not feel like a museum piece. It's wonderfully entertaining.
Spoilers:
The design was as expected as there aren't many scenes outside of the dressing rooms and on stage. Both had nice details throughout. I loved the multi-t
