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2020-2021 Touring Season

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2020-2021 Touring Season#26
Posted: 9/6/19 at 10:15pm

dmwnc1959 said: "Thanks sbflyfan! Wouldn’t mind seeing a few of those if the price is right, but I’m not really wanting to buyseason tickets. Need to save up for the 2020/2021 PNC Broadway series for when Hamilton comes back again. 2020-2021 Touring Season"

No need to worry about season tickets... CLO shows haven't been selling out (even the tours which have one-week runs).  The ticket prices have gone up a bit over the past two years, but the mid to upper balcony is decently priced.  You can snag a nice seat at any time, even the day-of.  This year, almost the entire upper-half of the mezzanine/balcony was unsold for all of the shows... even "Hello Dolly," which surprised me.

I pick-and-choose which of their local productions I attend based on the Broadway or touring performers they bring in for the lead roles.  It can also be entertaining when they stunt-cast D-list 'celebrities'. Just some fun shows to see in the summer.  The production quality is always very impressive, and they either use their own set designs or they rent sets which were used for national tours, or designed by other regional companies.
 
Hamilton will be probably be easier to access the next time it comes around. The initial hype and craze will have worn off, much like "The Book of Mormon."

"I'm seeing the LuPone in Key West later this week. I'm hoping for great vocals and some sort of insane breakdown..." - BenjaminNicholas2

Dr. Jennifer Rinaldi will live on forever. Someone get her a Tony.
Updated On: 9/6/19 at 10:15 PM
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2020-2021 Touring Season#27
Posted: 9/7/19 at 6:17am
I’ll do that then, wait for individual tickets to go on sale. I still get plenty of their (Pittsburgh CLO) emails for advanced sales prior to general public release dates. And now that you’ve mentioned Cabaret, that would be very nice to see again, but I’m not sure about Guys and Dolls, Sister Act, and A Chorus Line. We’ll have to wait and see who they cast in the leads.

We’re not even into the first show of the 2019/2020 season and I’m already highly anticipating what’s coming next for the PNC series. I see large cities within a 4-hour with MFL and Frozen, and hope we get those next.

In the mean time, lots of great shows to attend in Pittsburgh over the next eight months!


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