Judy Denver, I don't know if you already bought tickets for King Kong, but Telecharge Offers currently has a discount code (I got a mailer with the code KKDMX705, which you should be able to use on telechargeoffers dot com).
Prime Orchestra/Front Mezzanine: $99 Weekday/$109 Weekend (Reg Price: $135-$165)
All Performances Mid Mezzanine: $89 (Reg Price: $99-$119)
Finch said: "The Lincoln Center Members' tickets for To Kill A Mockingbird went on sale on June 4 -- that's 7 weeks ago."
The OP is asking about LincTix, which is Lincoln Center's discount program for 21-35 year-olds, and those tickets are not currently on sale for To Kill a Mockingbird.
They need to change the Playbill for a third time, because this is the current cover (and Denis Arndt is still listed inside as well of course; there was an insert for Stephen Payne). This is from tonight's performance.
I enjoyed the performances, but I struggled to understand the message. I thought the preshow/framing device could have been further developed a
quizking101 said: "I actually think the best option would be what I have seen at television tapings and some live comedy shows and that is a sleeve that seals with a magnetic pin, and just open the theatre earlier to have people sleeve their phones before the show.
It worked very well when I went to a taping of "The $100,000 Pyramid" (though part of the reason they had them was because of federal regulations to prevent cheating and whatnot), and I had a friend wh
Wow, I had no idea they went for so much money. I have mine, but unfortunately I only have one and I like to keep all my Playbills. I do have a couple extra Hamilton off-Broadway playbills and didn't realize those were worth so much, either! It's worth thinking about selling! I also have Spring Awakening off-Broadway that looks like it could get a lot; I never really thought there was such a market for Playbills.
ScottyDoesn'tKnow2 said: "The Distinctive Baritone said: "All this talk of directors...Glenda Jackson has already made it clear that she neither wants nor needs a director! She’ll probably pull a Tonya Pinkins and announce to everyone at the first rehearsal that she is the co-director."
VintageSnarker said: "The website says this about rush: "Subject to availability, $30 rush tickets are available in person at the box office one hour prior to curtain. Limit 1 ticket per person."
Is it only TodayTix now?"
They do offer rush tickets at the box office an hour before curtain, but they're $40.
jv92 said: "Sounds rather liked how he staged PASSION (with some curtains, if I recall correctly)."
There were a couple curtains here, too, hanging on the walls (behind the seats). And on two walls there were green boxes stacked up. I felt like these choices helped bring the audience into the set; it felt like we were immersed in that world.
Carmen Jones Thread Jun 13
2018, 09:17:45 PM
I saw this tonight and thought it was a wonderful production. I wasn’t familiar with the show beforehand, but the music is gorgeous. I love the intimacy of CSC; there are seats on all four sides and no side has more than five rows. The stage isn’t raised, and it feels like the audience is part of the show. The main set pieces are green crates that are constantly moved and used in different ways. At one point a white tent is raised above the stage, covering the whole space and adding to the intim
"Beginning next season, Tony nominators and voters will weigh candidates for Best Sound Design of a Musical and Best Sound Design of a Play. Whereas the winners in those categories used to be chosen by all 800 Tony voters, the restored categories will now be decided by
MarilynMonroeSmash said: "I saw the show on Tuesday, and really enjoyed it, but it seems like they have cut the awful line in the end. Could anyone say what the line was that they cut? I'm very curious. Thanks!"
I was wondering the same thing; I saw the show tonight and walked out trying to think of what it could have been (there were some awful things said, but nothing that really stood out).
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