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MadsonMelo said: "BroadwayGuy12 said: "I rushed last Wednesday (4/25). Got there around 9am and was fifth in line; there were about 15people in line by the time the box office opened at 10am. I was able to get Orchestra, Row E 15 and 17."

$40 tickets?"

Yes, the tickets were $40 each.

I rushed last Wednesday (4/25). Got there around 9am and was fifth in line; there were about 15 people in line by the time the box office opened at 10am. I was able to get Orchestra, Row E 15 and 17.

It's crazy that, after all that's been said about it, CAROUSEL is the most nominated revival of the season.

According to the Tony Awards website, both LOBBY HERO and THREE TALL WOMEN will be considered for Best Revival of a Play.

Did anybody attend the first post-opening rush today? Do you still have to arrive prior to 6am if you want to guarantee yourself seats?

I sat in the mezzanine (B9) last weekend, and there were just the two central aisles.

THE FERRYMAN is transferring to the Jacobs in October.

I don't know if I've ever had a bigger smile on my face than I did watching Sutton and Gavin in their scenes together. I'm a huge fan of both, and last night was the kind of joyous night that reminds me why I fell in love with musical theatre so many years ago.

Brendon Urie in Hedwig and the Angry Inch

In my experiences, a person has been able to purchase up to two tickets. So if it's a group of five, as in the example above, tickets would have to be purchased in three separate transactions (two, two, and one)

This just made my 2018.

First preview is January 9, so we still have about a week. I, too, am interested in this one.

RippedMan said: "...a lot of white brunette guys..."

Of course it is, it's Ryan Murphy.

Triton Gallery has a windowcard available on their website.

http://www.tritongallery.com/triton/frameset_recentonceonthisisland2017.htm

I only have a handful, as I only got a turntable last year: A Chorus Line, Dear Evan Hansen, The Drowsy Chaperone, Fiddler on the Roof, Godspell, Hair (2009 Revival), Hairspray, Hedwig and the Angry Inch (2014 Revival), If/Then, A Little Night Music, Merrily We Roll Along, Once, Wicked.

The Booth is booked with THE BOYS IN THE BAND beginning April 30.

The Broadway is booked with ROCKTOPIA March 20-April 29, followed by KING KONG in the fall.

I don't see SCHOOL OF ROCK as "likely to close" this spring, as it's already recouped and typically does well during tourist-heavy times.

There also just aren't that many theaters available for the spring. Only the Booth, Cort, Hudson, Lyceum, Kerr, and Nederlander are empty, and very few of those would truly be suitable for this kind of show.

Haven't they both been rumored to be attached to Jason Robert Brown's musical adaptation of A LEAGUE OF THEIR OWN? Could it possibly be a reading/workshop of that?

ETA: It could also be possible that the "we're" Wolfe is referring to is the company of WAITRESS, who is probably(?) currently rehearsing with Jason Mraz, and she was just expressing their collective agreement with Sutton's tweet.