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So for my most recent NYC trip, we had originally booked tickets for February 2021, with our ‘catalyst show’ (basically our ‘initial reason’ for our travels, that we build our travels around. So, this time it was The Music Man, mostly because my mom and I love Sutton, lol. Our trip this past April ended up with us seeing 12 shows in 8 days, and many of them were/included Tony noms, which has all been exciting and also been a fun throw-back to 2018 when we managed to se

We saw this last night as the final performance of a 12-show, week-long trip. Leading up to the show we were lamenting not ending the trip with one of the bigger, splashier musicals, but after seeing this we knew we made the right choice. The ups and downs within the storyline were perfectly handled by the actors, IMO. Their give-and-take and authenticity really drew me in and the ending was beautiful and gave us plenty to talk about and ponder on the walk back to our hotel. We were in the se

icb7 said: "Rakesh Natarajan said: "When would you be seeing Hadestown? A Strange Loop and Hadestown are two of my top-five musicals and honestly, you can't go wrong either way.

If you are seeing Hadestown before Andre De Shields leaves (May 29th), then I would recommend Hadestown. De Shields is absolutely phenomenal in that role and carries an insane amount of stage presence. His decades of experience as an actor are on perfect display in this role. I've

MasterThespian 2 said: "Fishburne out with COVID. Christ, this is so frustrating. It’s buyer beware when purchasing tickets for a star-driven production.

Assume no Telecharge refunds since the show went on with an understudy. I have tickets for mid-May. Really hope I get all three stars. These days, who knows what to expect?"

Buyer beware, indeed. Just got into town tonight and have tix for AB on Friday. I’m frustrated, but knew this was possib

dramamama611 said: "I'm seeing this tonight. I'm not a fan of JH, but was impressed with the positive comments about her performance. My bigger fear is that she won't be the only one, they'll be forced to cancel and I'll miss my opportunity to see this."

This is my fear, as well. We fly in on Friday and were planning to rush this on Saturday. If it shuts down over the weekend, our last hail-Mary slot would be next Thursday, otherwise I’ll mi

Phillytheatreguy10 said: "I have tickets to see this for a third time Friday- I've been lucky enough to see the entire original revival cast, Jennifer when she was on for Patti and now whatever iteration I get on Friday night. The bench is deep with talent at Company- very excited for Nikki today, she's a star in her own right- I remember her Nabalungi a few years ago when Gavin Creel was in Mormon."

I saw her in that same BoM run and she was phenomenal. I&rs

7thbighero said: "Per Telecharge:


*PLEASE NOTE: For performances 5/3/22 through 5/29/22, Christian Borle will not perform the role of "Orin & Others.""

Oh bless you for this. I’ve been anxiously watching for info on his dates the past month or so, ever since buying my LSOH tickets for the end of April. Our trip was already set in stone so we wouldn’t have been able to adjust things to see him, I was just holding out a glimme

I just exchanged the front row tickets we had for this. Now we’re in the third row for the same price and I think we’ll be much happier there. They were great seats for Oklahoma!

pmensky said: "The BWW iPad app has become unusable. The app refreshes anywhere from every 15 to 40 seconds and goes back to the top of the current page. If I want to post on the message boards, I have to compose my message outside the app then cut and paste it very quickly back in the app before it refreshes or the message is lost. This is not something I’m experiencing on any other apps."

I’m having this issue on the iPhone app as well. It did it right

windowwaving said: "Has anyone seen this yet? Debating if it's worth checking out. I've never seen the movie nor am I that familiar with songs from the 80s."

It came through my local place as part of my season tickets back in November. I hadn’t seen the movie for like twenty years so I didn’t have any expectations or memories of the overall story, the only part I remembered was the final scene. 
 

It’s not GREAT, but I

angoradebs said: "That week is very well sold, I have no idea where they'll put an entire row of people for each performance without severely downgrading you. They may be hoping that more people opt to return their tickets since performances through 4/30 are refundable, but that seems pretty unlikely. Honestly, if you find seats you'd like to sit in for a date that works for you, you might be better served to just utilize the exchange button on your order page (or buy new tic

SueFB said: "mxfish1313 said: "SueFB said: "Somebody in the Previews thread asked about experiences of people who had purchased seats in Row BB. We had an interesting experience. We had purchased three tickets in Row BB. When the row went away, two of them were moved to the "equivalent" seats in Row A, but the third was moved to an aisle seat in Row B with a clear view of the stage - but on the other side of the theater. Which is okay, but kind of disappoi

SueFB said: "Somebody in the Previews thread asked about experiences of people who had purchased seats in Row BB. We had an interesting experience. We had purchased three tickets in Row BB. When the row went away, two of them were moved to the "equivalent" seats in Row A, but the third was moved to an aisle seat in Row B with a clear view of the stage - but on the other side of the theater. Which is okay, but kind of disappointing that we got separated. Telecharge said that

angoradebs said: "Row A is definitely the front row for all 3 sections of the orchestra for this production. They never sold AA tickets, but they did sell some BB tickets before the seating was finalized. I believe there was some discussion on here a few months ago about people who had BB tickets being contacted by Telecharge and moved to different seats. Have you double checked your Telecharge order to see if it still says BB? Maybe you missed an email"

Thanks for c

angoradebs said: "I saw this show 3 times between Weds-Sat and I loved every bit of it. I'm 100% the target audience as Music Man has been one of my favorite shows for 20+ years, and I love both Hugh and Sutton.

I sat in orchestra E1, orchestra A1, and mezz A18 (my seat was A30 but 16-28 were empty so I moved)

I know people are curious about the front row seats. A1 is partial view in the same way a lot of front side seats are - if someone is standing center

schubox said: "saw a woman with a Avett Brothers custom made denim jacket”

Is that what that was?? I was sat directly behind her and could only see the top quarter or so of the back of it and spent no small amount of time trying to figure out what I was looking at, haha. 

I really enjoyed the show, but can agree with some of the other reviews. I was actually really impressed with Enscoe - surprising to me only because I was specifically there to finally