Profile for Thomas Sumner

Proof for today's matinee (2 p.m. July 3) was Orch O105.

Got mezzanine C25 for today's Cats: The Jellicle Ball matinee (1:30 p.m. on Sunday, May 24). It's a great view of the show (including some characters who perform right in front of you), but the nonexistent legroom is brutal.

Mexodus tickets for the 8 p.m. show on Saturday, May 9, were Orch E1 and E3. I sat in E3, and it's about as far to the side as you can go while still having a completely unobstructed view. Incredible show, highly recommend seeing it before they pack up and head to California.Apparently, though, the show oversold TDF tickets for the performance, and some people were turned away with refunds and rescheduled tickets. (This is all according to Reddit.) Hopefully, they get their act together.

Chess is up for a date with no planned absences for the three leads. I think that's a first?

Fear of 13 seats for the matinee on Saturday, April 18, were in the center orchestra, D111 and D112 (sixth row).

Dates for Chess (without Lea Michele) are up on TDF. Feb 18 through 22.

Our seats for Liberation (6:30 p.m. on Sunday, January 18) were center orchestra J107 and J108. Both seats had a great view.

Merkin2 said: "Has Maybe Happy Ending been up there recently?"I haven't seen it in a long while.

My seat for the November 1 matinee of "Rob Lake Magic Barely Featuring the Muppets" was Orchestra N9.(On a side note, I don't recommend this show.)

Stranger Things: The First Shadow seat was Orch S105 for today's matinee (1 p.m. on Sunday, October 26, 2025).

Rob Lake Magic with Special Guests The Muppets up for a bunch of dates

My seat for Punch was Orchestra J122 (2 p.m. show on September 20, 2025). Very solid seat with a great view.

Our seats for today's (Sunday, September 7) matinee of Moulin Rouge were Orchestra R104 and R105. Great seats, if a little far back.Unfortunately, Wayne Brady was out without any advance notice (not even a post on their socials), and, according to the house manager, they don't allow post-dating for TDF tickets. Terribly disappointing, as he was the reason we decided to see the show.

We saw Cabaret yesterday (3 p.m. on August 31) with David Merino as the Emcee and scored Orchestra West E10 and E12.These seats are on the aisle in the new orchestra section built for this show. The view was fantastic, as these are the seats on the first riser behind the tables. We were also right next to one of the main thoroughfares for the actors, meaning we got to see some moments (such as characters lingering) that you won’t otherwise experience.

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I saw Sunset Blvd. (with Nicole Scherzinger) last night through TDF. The seat was front center mezzanine, D111. A great view (especially as the seats in the next row were unfilled).

I wish Mezzanine had web and Android versions. Being iPhone-only is pretty limiting. After Show-Score's fall, I feel there's an opening for a different theater review app to gain market share.

We saw Spamalot on Friday, February 9. The seats were Front Mezzanine B1 and B3 (second row left mezzanine on the inner aisle) with a great view of the stage.It seemed like people next to us and in front of us also got their tickets through TDF.

My seat last night for The Shark is Broken was front mezzanine B112. Great view of the stage.

Our tickets to "Peter Pan Goes Wrong" for the April 1 matinee were center orchestra K103 and K104. Great seats with a full view of the stage.