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Are any actors signing afterwards?

Did the view from the front row seem obstructed? I was considering buying tickets there but was concerned that they'd be partially obstructed or require neck-craning since they're priced cheaper.

The rumor I heard is that this is going to Studio 54 and Roundabout isn't doing a musical this season

Some Like It Hot no longer specifies balcony seating in its name on TDF, instead there's a disclaimer on its ticket page that says seating will be in the balcony for weekend performances. 

Did you get your tickets? I signed up for tomorrow's show and also haven't heard anything yet.

This is really bizarre. I don't know what the scam would be if they didn't ask for any info, so maybe it was an extreme case of miscommunication between the show's team and the box office?? I also wonder what the house staff would have done had you gotten your ticket scanned before the people who paid.

I don't have a problem sitting through long shows without intermission but there's certainly a difference between two hours in theater seats and two hours practically laying down in a cushy leather recliner.

How much do we think the show will change between now and opening? I'm planning to go this week but I usually don't like to see shows before they're frozen.

With "Shucked" and now "Once Upon a One More Time" both appearing as Ticketmaster listings before their official press release, I was wondering if there were any other examples of Broadway shows being leaked by Ticketmaster/SeatGeek/any other ticket platform?