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jonyyboy07 said: "Lauren2 said: "Honestly Ticketmaster was NO HELP with finding tickets. Called them to see if any other tickets were available besides the ones I was looking at and they told me the ones I ended up buying weren’t even available. Don’t call them. "

Did you have those tickets in your cart while talking to them? That would explain why they would say they aren’t available."

I think your Ticketmaster custome

bandit964 said: 
Re: August Wilson, I think only 3 of his Century Cycle plays were eligible as 1993 is the beginning of the period they're looking at. (Seven Guitars, King Headley II, & Radio Golf.)"

Good point bandit964.  Of those three, Seven Guitars is by far the best.  Though to be fair, I saw King Headley II when it was still a work in progress (I think).  It was a tough one to sit through, very long with multiple long monologues by e

Chiasgirl said: "If you call Ticketmaster, they can see additional seats. We had a friend decide to join us. When he looked online it kept offering him a specific seat. If you increased the number of tickets, it chose other seats in the same price band. So, he called Ticketmaster and they were able to offer him other seats including the one right next to us.

Hope that makes sense!"

Thanks Chiasgirl!  I called and was able to get seats exactly when and

I returned my October premium seats because I think they were overpriced based on current pricing and availability.  For the past couple of weeks I've been checking Ticketmaster's website for the two possible dates in October I can go, and the website keeps showing me the same seats, which I don't want.  Also, the website shows those two dates as "green" which supposedly means good availability, but only those same premium seats are available when I click throu

I thought I was alone with the crying!  It seems every show sets me off somehow, whether from sadness or happiness.  I even cried during the long tap dance number in Anything Goes!

Not a musical, but I still remember many years ago sobbing at the end of a play called Tea, about Japanese war brides after World War II.  It's an excellent play but very sad at the end.  We were in the front row.  I must have been quite a a sight, because during the curtain call

Broadway Joe said:

Was the row M seat a lower number seat? Because if it's dead center on the aisle I can see why there would be a big price difference since seat 18 would be closer to the wall. Still a huge price difference but it would make some sense."

Nope, my two Row M seats are directly behind the Row J seat.  Someone above said the Row J seat being a single is probably the reason for the big price difference. That makes the most sense, but it st

CT2NYC said: "Orchestra J 18 is available on Ticketmaster for Sunday 5/27, $130 per part."

How can that seat be $130??  I paid $299 per part for seats in Row M!  My tickets aren't until October, so I've started looking to see if I can get better and/or cheaper seats and turn mine in.  So far the only seats they're showing available on my date are other premium seats in Row C. They're showing lots of availability in August and September,

Balcony Bill said: "I guess it would be too much to ask that the people announcing the names of the nominees could actually pronounce them properly..Katharine McPhee seemed to never have seen the word Farinelli before and had to have her co-host tell her how to pronounce the word live on camera..as if this was some bizarre, obscure name that no one could be expected to pronounce...As if she was a tourist from Iowa dragged in off of the street and told to read the cue cards with no ti