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Honestly, I would be okay with it if this person just messaged me asking for a playbill. I could tell them no, and then if they found me in a location tag again they would see that I'd already said no. What I think is the problem here is that this user is just blindly commenting on everything that's in the tag. It's just way too much.

And as someone who collects playbills and sees a lot of shows, I can at least understand what this person is asking for. It's go

Yesterday I took my little sister to see a show and she loved it. She was vibrating with excitement the entire day; and I took some cute pictures of her at various posters, holding her playbill, and at the stagedoor to share with our family and friends.

I have a personal Instagram account which I use entirely to share experiences in my life (it is NOT a playbill or fan account) and I posted the pictures there. I tagged the location of the theater because that's

Scoot3 said: "I had a similar experience recently buying TKAMB Linctix. I called telecharge and they ran the transaction over the phone. They said my card was denied because of fraud prevention even though the transaction went through every time I attempted to buy the tickets. The charges disappeared within 24 hours but the whole thing was odd."

That was the outcome of my conversation also! Apparently my name had several linctix accounts attached to it (and too my cr

How many shows have you seen this year? 48.
Show you liked/loved the most? Mean Girls, Once on this Island, The Prom.
Show you liked least/hated most? SpongeBob, Pretty Woman, Anastasia.
Show that surprised you the most (good or bad)? I did not expect to like Mean Girls as much as I did, and I definitely did not expect to be in love with the underst

I tried to buy tickets this morning and I received this warning: "We’re sorry. Your credit card was not approved, and we were unable to complete your purchase. Please try again using a different credit card, or call 212-239-6210 to report the problem."

This felt odd to me because I knew I had an available balance but I thought maybe I'd entered in the number incorrectly so I tried again. I received the same warning.

So I put away my Visa card and I

I have two tickets for both parts of Harry Potter and the Cursed Child on November 21st that I would like to sell. The first part is at 2 pm and the second part is at 7:30 pm. Unfortunately my Thanksgiving plans have changed and I will no longer be able to visit the city on this date. 

Seats are Balcony D3 and D5.

I spent $200 on them ($160Â

I agree that it shouldn't matter who is on for what part. Everybody in this company - and everybody in any Broadway company, honestly - is fantastic, and I personally would never be disappointed to see an understudy. But just because that's how it should be doesn't mean that's how it is.

The fact of the matter is that there is a genuine concern that announcing when principals are out could affect ticket sales. These are a few of the sentiments

Thank you bwayrose7! Now that I think about it, I don't think I ever got on the actual Urban Dictionary, but rather the preview on Google. Good at technology I am not. 

I do agree that the word "stan" has this connotation of stalkerish behavior , but I also see people use it quite casually and not about fandoms or "stars" necessarily. I guess that's where my confusion comes from, because I'm in a few friend groups where we sta

So I think ClumsyDude15 covered pretty much everything that happened at the Fan Day performance. It was truly an experience I'm not going to forget, and I'm glad I was able to share it with everybody who was there. I don't think I've ever seen such an enthused audience or group of performers, and I'm almost hesitant to ever see Mean Girls again...that's how much I enjoyed the show.

On the topic of stans though, I would like to say that I consider my