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Was reminded of this.6/9/26OhHiii said: "Closing Imminent: Two Strangers "MemorableUserName said: "When a show is up week to week and hits its highest average ticket price in over three months, and you declare "Closing Imminent!" that's not looking at facts. That's doomcasting."OhHiii said: This is exactly what happens when shows have Tony nominations leading into the Tonys....are you new? Saying Two Strangers is not long for this world is not a novel concept, espe

They released a bunch of front orchestra for the first preview overnight. They were $699 plus fees ($782.88) an hour ago. Now $799 plus fees ($894.88).

Did anyone purchase Downstate on TodayTix and NOT get a discoubt code to use for SMS in a few weeks? Curious since it was supposed to be the first 100 purchasers and they weren't notifying until the next day if anyone ended up not getting the deal/making the first 100.

Immediately, and it has to be purchased by by 11:59pm on September 24, 2026, presumably because the regular seats go on sale shortly thereafter.

As expected, those Downstate tickets starting to hit the Theatr app, for less than the $150 for those who really were just interested in tickets to that and not SMS. There's your true deal.

TotallyEffed said: "MemorableUserName said: "The press release posted earlier makes it sound like they are premium seats: orchestra and front mezz"The use of the word "select" is jumping out at me with a fierceness."Looks like you were right. 😔

HOW IT WORKS: By purchasing 1 to 4 tickets to a performance of Downstate scheduled through November 22, 2026, you will receive a code redeemable to purchase an equivalent number of tickets to Small Mouth Sounds for $250 per ticket. The Small Mouth Sounds ticket offer is valid for non-Saturday performances from February 19, 2027, through June 17, 2027, and is subject to availability and blackout dates. Your code will come in an email from Telecharge. If you have not received your code 4 hours ...

Just tried the direct link: https://www.telecharge.com/downstate-TicketsAnd there's a holding page with the following. I hadn't seen the part about the Small Mouth Sounds tickets only being for non-Saturday dates. The event will begin at: 11:55 AMThe Downstate sale begins on September 10, 2026. When the sale begins, you will be assigned a random place in line (alongside everyone else who also arrives before the sale begins).Buy Up to

The press release said noon (but might not hurt to be online at 10am just in case something changed?) "At 12:00 p.m. ET on Thursday, September 10, tickets to this fall’s Downstate will go on sale, starting at $150 each, at DownstateOnBroadway.com. Audience members who purchase tickets to performances through November 22 of Downstate will immediately receive an exclusive, single-use presale code granting access to purchase select Orchestra and Front Mezzanine tickets to this spring’s Small Mou...

The TodayTix deal could definitely be a better one if you aren't looking for prime seats. I have to believe there will still be tickets under $400 when the regular sale opens in October. A $150 discount off any seat in the theater could really pay off and offer a better price than the $250 in the other deal. TT's deal doesn't specify if there's a minimum price the discount can be used on. (It also doesn't say if there's a minimum price you have to spend on Downstate.) At the same time it's a ...

That's interesting, and does appear to be for TodayTix only.https://www.todaytix.com/nyc/shows/47978-downstate-on-broadway"Know before you goThe first 100 people to purchase tickets to Downstate will receive a $150 promotional code for Small Mouth Sounds, starring Julia Roberts, Paul Rudd. They will be notified by email on Friday 9/11 and receive a promo code before on sale late October." So you don't ge

iluvtheatertrash said: "Wait. It's only the first one hundred people who book downstate that get the small mouth sounds deal????? Sigh."I don't think that's the case. The NYT article said, "On Thursday, when tickets for “Downstate” go on sale starting at $150, those who purchase the first 15 percent of the seats will qualify to buy a prime seat at “Small Mouth Sounds” for $250."Considering the whole point is to sell tickets to Downstate, I doubt they'd want to limit it to 100.The Smal...

I pulled up the old threads but only see comments about her Covid absence that led to reviews being held until critics could see her.https://forum.broadwayworld.com/thread/GREY-HOUSE-Previewshttps://forum.broadwayworld.com/thread/GREY-HOUSE-Reviews/

I may have missed it but was there any talk of drama between Tatiana Maslany and Mantello during Grey House? Her husband, actor Brendan Hines, posted this in a story, but there don't seem to be any obvious indications he worked with JM himself, so...?

With all the talk about prices in the Small Mouth Sounds thread, it reminded me of one the fall's high-priced celebrity shows, this one. When tickets went on sale, the front orchestra was missing for most days, and I wondered if they'd already sold out. No, ATG had been holding a lot back and just released them in the past few days. Rows C-E in the center orchestra is now available on most days. $499. (And ATG's service fees really are exorbitant.) Not as bad as the last weeks of Salesman in ...

Highest grossing week in a month for Two Strangers is nice to see.

TotallyEffed said: "That's what is very unclear? I don'tneeda premium seat to this show, I'd just like to see it. And I am 100% certain these $250 seats will not be the best in the house... I'm guessing they will be in the back and to the sides. Is the implication that the last row of the balcony will be more than $250 when they go on sale to the general public?"The press release posted earlier makes it sound like they are premium seats: orchestra and front mezz"Audience members who purchase ...

Honestly, I'm thinking of it less as a bundle than $400 for one ticket, and I suspect plenty of others will do the same. I wonder if Rudin et al. isn't just setting up Downstate to have a lot of empty seats, with people buying tickets they never intend to use just to get the one they want. It's less a matter of, "Oh, I won't be able to see the first show" than "Who cares about the first show? I'll buy the ticket if I have to but don't have to use it." At least with show packages at theaters t...

Going back and forth on it. I have no business spending $400 this week (or $800 for two) but I have a scary feeling it's going to be impossible to get anything for that price when they go on sale for the general public.

https://www.nytimes.com/2026/09/08/theater/small-mouth-sounds-downstate-broadway.html"Rudin’s expectation is that demand for “Small Mouth Sounds” will be high, given the celebrity of the cast, and he is hoping to leverage that interest to bolster “Downstate,” which will likely be a tougher sell. He is trying an unorthodox marketing move: On Thursday, when tickets for “Downstate” go on sale starting at $150, t