Rush Tickets: $49.00 - Available at the Box Office only on the day of the performance - Limit 2 tickets per customer - May be partial view - Subject to availability.
dramamama611 said: "Talyn said: "It amazes me the amount of people that pass judgement on something before they actually sit down and watch it."
Passing judgement? The only way I see people even remotely doing that before if trying to decide to go or not. Just like you make choices about what meal to eat, movies to see - you get a sense of whether or not it seems like it's for you. Are you suggesting people shouldn't do so before buying a product
There is a big difference between an opinion and a factual inaccuracy. That a 20 plus foot, 2000 pound creature couldn’t be seen past the 3rd row? All it does is to serve others to think, “Well, if I don’t get in the first 3 rows then I might as well not go”. It is fine to voice an opinion but there are wrong answers when the
MassiveMeGo said: "_(•_&bull_/ said: "I don't get these Holiday shows. No one visiting NY is going to pick Clay Aiken over a real broadway show. I wonder how cheap tickets are gonna be, 12 or 13 dollars?"
Tickets from $99 to $229.
This is no "Home For The Holidays"."
I just went to Telecharge to look at prices, and they
ggersten said: "We will see if the OBCR changes things? However, Amazon says release date is not until November 9. I did hear the title track on SIriusXM - and did enjoy it. But, I'm not flying to NYC to see this show (or any show) right now. "
SweetLips22 said: "The end of the first act should be a partial reveal of Kong then act 2 opens with the continuation till he is full stage.."
Why? The people are in the theatre and their money is collected. Why tease them? If they're there just to see a giant ape puppet, as many have argued in other threads, give them the giant ape puppet.
Anastasia_Beaverhausen said: "If so, how when? Thanks!"
Depending on the show, they may sell them ahead too. I bought tickets at the box office for what I didn't realize was opening night of The Normal Heart about a month beforehand.
gypsy101 said: "oh my god that title of show thread was positively nauseating. i only read the first page but like... is that how people on the internet talked a decade ago? i was 16 that summer, why was everyone so... “i’m totes unique XD” thanks i hate it"
Someone correct me if I'm wrong, but I think a lot of that ridiculous language directly referenced the way the characters in the show spoke.
Warbucks2 said: "Are younger generations even familiar with the movie? I remember watching it in the 80's and being thoroughly entertained, but how familiar is it to people born after 1990?"
All Tim Burton films have cult followings with younger generations. Plus there was the animated series that many grew up with in the 90s.
BroadwayNYC2 said: "Counter programming works. Look at Mamma Mia vs. The Dark Knight and The Devil Wears Prada v. Superman Returns. If marketed correctly, it shouldn't be a problem."
This isn't really counter programming though. Both films appeal to the same audience (families).
It's Christmas Time in the City Aug 11
2018, 05:27:05 PM
Piggybacking on inception's post, Well Strung are a wonderful group of theater performers who play strings and mashup classical music with pop songs, and their Christmas show is Dec 11 and 12 at 54 Below. The Laurie Beechman will likely have at least one drag queen doing a holiday show around that time as well (Courtney Act, Alaska, Paige Turner, and Jinkx Monsoon are some that have been there in the past).
re: what's up Aug 8
2018, 07:32:11 PM
There is one empty theatre currently. Carousel announced its closing yesterday. The rest of those closings are months away.
It's August. There are nearly 9 months left in the season. I don't understand the puzzlement?
JudyDenver said: "Does this offer code expire? Even with good prices, I'm reluctant to buy tickets with so much controversy from predictions of great to disaster. I only have one day in NYC during previews of KK."
Just checked and it's good for performances October 5 through December 21.
BroadwayConcierge said: "Sorry, what? How have I "gone out of my way"to bash him? I didn't even participate in the thread that was literally just people bashing him. If I recall correctly, I've only ever called another user "Ken" once when he/she went out of his/her way to start a brand-new thread to praise this show.
CaseyBrent41 said: "The problem is the main attraction is the ape and we've already seen it in promo videos and pictures. If Phantom was only about the chandelier and the material wasn't good (Which sure, debatable, but it has its place)then it wouldn't be as successful as it is, if Les Miz were JUST about the turn table or Miss Saigon the helicopter well that wouldn't keep people going back.
I think this is a big mistake as a show, because there's only
I'm really curious about this one as well. I have to imagine it's an almost completely different production from the one which opened in Australia, considering the director, choreographer, book writer, and songwriter are all new. It looks like the only creative who survived the transition is Marius de Vries, and even then it's not clear what exactly his contribution versus Eddie Perfect will be (the former is credited as "composer & music producer" while the latter i
christinelavin said: "If you are reading this and are a creative person, remember to google any potential title before you commit to it."
What a stupid, myopic thing to say. This year's Pulitzer winner for fiction is called Less. Last year's is The Underground Railroad. Neither are likely to be the first search result you find, and they managed to be perfectly well off with their titles.
ArtMan said: "Thank you so much for your quick response. There is a code I am planning on using in person that will give me a mid dress circle or balcony for $48. That is the cheapest option I could find for someone way over 30."
I believe the Today Tix rush is general, not just for students. Also look at Goldstar and see if they have the dates of your trip; I got a $39 balcony seat from there, and the fees are much less than Telecharge and Today Tix.
_/ said: "I don't get these Holiday shows. No one visiting NY is going to pick Clay Aiken over a real broadway show. I wonder how cheap tickets are gonna be, 12 or 13 dollars?"
