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This is certainly something more than just a curtain call performance. That would be altogether strange to make this big of a deal for that. Plus, I'm sure they'd want any special performances to be a surprise on the day. 

My best guess is the final few weeks he'll be the Phantom on Broadway. At least, that's my hope. There's also that benefit performance that's supposed to occur on April 14th - maybe this has something to do with that? 

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However much I want this show to run forever and to extend and extend and extend...

I purchased a ticket to the final public performance on April 15th for quite a hefty price (some of those tickets were going for over $700 if memory serves) all because it was the final performance available for the public to buy tix for. If the show extends again, I'm nervous I won't be able to get reimbursed or transfer my ticket to a new date. Anyone have any insight here?

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Anyone have any thoughts or ideas as to whether there will be anything special done at the 35th anniversary show for Phantom in a few weeks? I've planned a NY trip around the show and am hoping for something special, especially considering what they did for the 25th anniversary and 30th anniversary shows. But considering the show is also closing later this year I'm a little nervous they'll just save anything special for the final shows. 

Also are any of you attending t

I saw this show at the Geffen Theatre in Los Angeles a few years ago and it’s spectacular. I’m sure there’s a thread on here somewhere about it, but Jefferson is completely captivating in this one-man show and if it’s anything like what was performed at the Geffen you’re all in for a treat! The effects, the sound design, the characterizations. All completely well-done.

I, believe it or not, was unfamiliar with the story of A Christmas Carol prior to seeing

I saw the show on Oct. 10 and thought it was fun. 

The sets were minimal and songs the kind of fluffy and forgettable pop-broadway that's been popular recently. Compared to the other shows I saw on my trip this one felt like it had half the production value (to be fair, the other shows I saw were MUSIC MAN, FUNNY GIRL, POTO, BEETLEJUICE, HARRY POTTER, INTO THE WOODS).

That being said, the performances in ALMOST FAMOUS were standouts. Solea Pfeiffer has an incredibl

I rushed on Thursday, Oct 6th and got there around 6:45AM. My friend and I were 2nd and 3rd in line and maybe 3-4 people showed up about 5 minutes later. 

By 8AM only around 10 people were in line and by 9AM 20-30 people. By 9:30AM around 50 people. 

Not sure how many people got tickets - but whoever was first in line annoyed a few people as she had some friends show up and join her at around 9AM and they all got tickets. Bad etiquette, and when confronted they were qu

Don't sit on the balcony. I sat front row up on the balcony and it had a nice view of most of the action, but the actors did go under quote a lot to where they were out of view. The seat I had cost the same as the seats down below which weren't obstructed view, so you might as well sit down on the first floor if you're going to have to pay the same price no matter what. 

I left having enjoyed the show a lot! But I do wish that the website listed the balcony seats as ob