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Has anyone had any experience of the stage door for My Fair Lady? I am seeing the show on my birthday, and would like to get a programme/playbill signed. I enquired with the theatre whether it would be possible to arrange this in advance but they just directed me to wait at the stage door. I've only ever done this at regional locations in the UK where there have only been a handful of people at worst, so the thought of the much busier NY experience is a bit off putting to me. Add that to

Whateverjsays said: "Does anybody know if there’s a coupon for this yet? I want to add this to a trip and this is the last show I’m waiting to buy, but prices are pretty high"

Also looking out for a voucher, I'm desperate to see this, but the cheapest tickets are $157 each on the date I'm after, which made me physically recoil from my laptop...

Is there a reason there are so few price bands for tickets? Seems to jump from $99 to $1

Hi,

I was just wondering if anyone knows of any generic discount offers/codes (ie $10 off first purchase) for Ticketmaster, Telecharge, or similar?

I'm planning a trip in May and the shows I'm interested in aren't running specific discounts so I wondered if there was anything more site rather than show based at the moment, or if there are any regular discounts I should look out for?

I'm not a US resident so can't take advantage of things li

I was going to post a thread asking for advice too, so I'll add my question in here...

I'm looking at seeing this with my mum between the 22nd May and the 24th May, I've had a look at the availability across these dates and think the best choices I've got are the below, any advice on which of these is best or any other suggestions?


Mezzanine Row E Far Left $159.50

Mezzanine Row Q Far Left $149.50

Mezzanine Row Q Centre-ish $112.50

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perfectlymarvelous said: "Harriet Craig said: "perfectlymarvelous said: "I saw Diana Rigg in a truly awful production of Pygmalion in London 6 years ago but she was wonderful so I'm happy to see her tackle the role again."

I saw that production too, and I agree that Diana Rigg was wonderful (when is she not?). I don't remember much else about itexcept that Rupert Everett was way too dark as Higgins (more Dracula than Henry Higgins), so I

JIMG3 said: "He's actually Scottish, which makes it all the more charming."

I know which is why I specified his English Accent. They even made a joke of it in an episode of Doctor who with him "putting on" a Scottish accent. I think he'd be good. 

I feel like I'm the only one who doesn't really like Peter Dinklage but then again I've only seen him in film.

I will still cling on to the hope that at least one d

I've only ever seen My Fair Lady on the screen as it's not been staged here in forever, but I couldn't pass up seeing Pygmalion when it was at the Chichester Festival Theatre as the next best thing. I loved it, but the only thing I didn't like about it was the ending. The ambiguity of it is gone- and I know that this was Shaw's doing but that doesn't mean that it's for the better. The only question left of this version was really whether Eliza really did marry Fred

BroadwayConcierge said: "Sammyria said: "Slightly off topic but since you guys seem to be in the know, when can we expect tickets to go on sale, roughly how far in advance do the Lincoln Centre put them up? I want to start organising my trip so would be good to know when I can expect to be able to buy tickets."

Good question. Lincoln Center opened ticket sales for The King and I (their most recent big musical production) in mid-October