I have 1 ticket in the Orchestra for the matinee on Wednesday the 18th, since i also have tickets for another show during that time, Im looking to make a swap (or buy another outright). Saturday/Sunday preferred
the.hard.part said: "Got 2 for Thur 9/19 that I now realized I can't use in Mezz Row B. If anyone would be interested in them I can forward the etix, would just be looking for the $20 I paid."
Im interested. Just sent you a PM (if anyone else has an extra 1 or 2 please LMK incase this fall through)
Also, I'm in the market for 1 or two Access10's for Scotland PA
if anyone has an update from todays Box Office Opening, please let me know. I should be there around 1030 and hope it isn't so crazy that i get shut out of the limited number of dates Im able to attend
how early do people think I should arrive for the box office opening would prefer to arrive around 1030, but could do 6 AM if you guys think its going to get a crazy line
the concerns of those who purchased those $25 seats are indeed valid. All the more reason to start a seating thread so all that information is consolidated.
well today will be a bitersweet day, I really hope this show gets sent out surrounded by all the love it deserves. The show was not perfect by any means, but it meant allot to young people and the LGBT community (and it was a fun outing at the theatre, if thats ll you were looking for). I can't remember the last time I felt so emotional about a show closing, but I can't wait to see what they have planned for the Broadway Flea Market next month.
they did not have sro for the other In Residence's (Yanni, Morrissey...) but looking at Ticketmaster, i would say TKTS is a strong likelihood (with the exception of Brooks, the others ended up there). I could be wrong, but that is what I'm holding out for
first preview was tonight, did anyone go? Â Sounds promisingÂ
"MacArthur Genius Award-winning playwright Luis Alfaro returns to The Public with the New York premiere of his stirring drama about love, immigration, and sacrifice, inspired by the Ancient Greek story of Medea.Â
Helmed by Chay Yew ("Oedipus El Rey", this play combines ancient storytelling
buckle up Theatre Enthusiast's, its time for another rant about Ticketmaster!!!
I went through the hassle of buying seats during the second release of tickets (cheapest ones all the way in the corner of the rear mezz) today I look and see that there are seats not only several rows closer, but dead center for a cheaper price.
So i called Ticketmaster to ask about an exchange and got a lecture about how they don't set the price for the show and because the new tickets
, this play combines ancient storytelling
