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LimelightMike said: "Just hung up myself. Any inkling as to how longthe refund will take toprocess?"

I think it usually takes about 4-5 days.

LimelightMike said: "Re: Calling Telecharge - Could I get a refund, return my original ticket, and ultimately, take care of the booking at the Cort without reassignment from them?"

Yes, exactly.

Called Telecharge and returned my seat. I'm not waiting to be reassigned.

NJ.com is mixed: "Much like with the production itself, the actors are endearing and intermittently affecting, but never quite click as an ensemble."

Variety is positive.

Chicago Tribune is very positive, rave-ish.

I think The Wrap is positive, but who the hell knows? His reviews are so odd.

The Hollywood Reporter is positive: "Intensely personal and poignant, even if its subject matter has become familiar."

am New York gives it 2 1/2 stars: "May’s performance is impressively low-key and casual, so much so that it feels completely naturalistic and not like a performance at all."

DC Theatre Scene is positive: "Elaine May thrills in her return to Broadway"

Catsbroadwayfan said: "Im going to be very upset if my seat transfers to the balcony."

If the last row of the rear mezzanine transfers to the last row of the balcony, I won't be keeping that seat. Actually, I'm ready to call them right now and tell them to refund my old seat immediately, and I'll take care of getting a new seat myself.

LimelightMike said: "According to the email, the box office will be addressing exchanges beginning Feb 28."

It doesn't say that. It says if you chose Will Call, they'll be available at the box office beginning 2/28.

I'm not hopeful for this transfer of seat numbers from one theatre to the other. While the Cort and the Belasco are similar configurations, the Cort and the Golden are not even close. I'm not sure how this will work out, but I doubt it will be smooth.

I just received an email from Telecharge. What a mess.

I didn't get a notification, but I checked on the app, and I lost.

FYI, there are some seats available on Telecharge in the last 2 rows of the rear mezzanine for today's opening night performance, $39 with the discount code.

I agree that there are several strong contenders for Lead Actress in a Play, but Elaine May has more going for her than just her remarkable performance. A well-respected 86-year-old screenwriter/actress/director/comedienne returning to Broadway stage after 57 years (to the same theatre, no less) doesn't happen every day. Her performance is Tony-worthy on its own, but I think people will WANT her to win, and I think that counts for a lot.