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I got the $59 orchestra left seats in row K. From what I read on here, I won't miss too much.

Thank you everyone!

Thank you! So you recommend sitting orchestra left rather than right for this show?

So you recommend sitting orchestra left rather than right for this show?

Can someone tell me where the best place to sit if you're getting the discounted $59 tickets. Is it orchestra left or right and is it better to sit far back in row L or K or is better closer like G or H? Thank you! Also, can you tell me what I miss especially if I miss any of the recording studio. 

They lost all credibility when they decide to have the Phonys with the second-rate shows from the COVID year. Moulin Rouge "won" 10 Phonys that year including one where there was only one nominee. That's losing all credibility because of greed and stupidity. 

Jordan Catalano said: "Unless your tickets are marked "Partial View" you shouldn't. But ask when you get there, if you're worried."

The only thing that was missed with the overhang was the changing billboard at the top. I don't think it was that big of a deal. For $79, I was fine living without seeing the billboard.

Spectacular show!

Jordan Catalano said: "Wait, with those side seats, you missed the entirety of what happens up there during “The Seer’s Tower”???

I’d demand a refund.

Partial view is one thing but no view of something that beautiful and important to the story is unforgivable."

I'm seeing it in row S of the orchestra with the overhang. Will I miss anything?

I'd like to bring back my post from last week from the other thread because I'm always right.

Here's what I wrote:

"Count me in as one of the people who didn't like the production. I was very underwhelmed and didn't like many of the choices they made. Eddie Redmayne was the best part, but still couldn't save it. I could've done without all the pre-show entertainment."

Count me in as one of the people who didn't like the production. I was very underwhelmed and didn't like many of the choices they made. Eddie Redmayne was the best part, but still couldn't save it. I could've done without all the pre-show entertainment.

I'm guessing they're rushing this to Broadway without previews because if it gets great reviews, it has a really good chance to win Best Musical. Its only competition will probably be The Outsiders. Very bad year for new musicals.

For the record, I'm not addicted to my phone at all. I'm actually the opposite. I would leave it in my car, but that's where it was stolen from last week so I had to get a new one. I just don't want it to be ruined. I'd rather a pouch that doesn't damage my phone than glue that may stay on it for good. And I have no qualms about lying to the people at the theatre.

A Justified Bean said: "djoko84 said: "I think it's the best play I've ever seen. Having said that, I'm curious how people interpret the ending with the house. I'm guessing you'll have to put a spoiler warning, but I'd like to read what people think."