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Tuacahn Amphitheater in Utah anounced their 2027 season tonight, and it looks like they have been selected by Disney to present the first regional production of Hercules. Not much other info yet on the website.The other shows next summer are Prince of Egypt & Hairspray.https://www.tuacahn.org/2027-season-reveal/

I'm find it to be a $10-20 discount on the date I looked at mid-November with that code. Yesterday Rocky Horror put out a code that dropped the seat I bought 50%, knocking $100 off. Now that's a discount.

HBO has been pretty good about later releasing their shows on DVD & Blu-ray. And if you don't want to purchase those, perhaps your local library will get copies like mine does.

It hasn't sold out Las Vegas. It doesn't start at MGM Grand until October 15. Las Vegas entertainment reporters were scratching their heads over the announcement - it's not like Vegas is short on magic shows. Tickets will probably be free & easy to get for MGM Rewards members with good play.

What were they asking for orchestra seats? I sat in the Loge once when I was inexperienced with looking for best discounts and had bought last row early but then at the show* the entire Loge was actually empty and I was able to move down to the first row. Half the orchestra walked out at intermission. The usher was like, "You need to stay in the seat you paid for." And I said Go F Yourself. Center the view should be good.*Ethan Hawke as MacBeth. Not all movie stars should do Broadway.

Thanks Quizking, they got me with a discount code. Glad I waited. I hope row E isn't too close.

I'll be in DC a few days in November & had this penciled in as a possibility to see as I've long been interested in Tesla (before it meant cars). Could see the James Ijames play Wilderness Generation at Studio Thestre?

That's supposed to sell tickets? Nothing I've seen from this show will get me in the door. Maybe on tour in a couple years if I don't have anything better to do.

Thanks for sharing MezzA101. Such a beautiful article. I already wrote a lot about my first trip to Stratford this year on the Road Trips thread. I also loved the productions of The Tempest & Guys and Dolls, and saw two more different shows than what Ms Shaw saw and they were also very fine. But, I don't know if I'll make the trip again. New York is always a bigger draw to me & I keep returning. While many here in my home country are quite angry about politics, I can't stop going to the USA. ...

BroadwayGirl107 said:I admit I’m conflicted here as an audience member. I love Wohl getting another Broadway credit and I’d love to see this but I’m not a fan of how easily Rudin has come back into the scene with no real protections in place."I acknowledge that this comment is in very poor taste, and makes light of workplace violence, which I acknowledge is a real and awful thing to deal with. But... here goes anyways...Not too many offices have landline telephones anymore, so nowadays it's m...

Even with Julia Roberts rumoured, a play where no one talks is going to be a hard sell with no guarantee of profit. And who is to say that another producer could get as big a name? With no name stars this would never be commercially viable, thus no other producer attempting it.

I think you will be able to get tickets without a membership, just the prices will be higher. It looks like they hold back lots of seats during the member sales. For example, I have never seen any seats on the aisle ever available when I've gone on to book member seats.

tacotheatrelover said: "I think you mentioned you were there the week I was? Was it the 11/14 Matinee you saw the show? I was surrounded by multiplefield trip groups in the front mezz. losers, i skipped school for a week to see it."I missed this comment 2 years ago, but no I went the day before November 13, 2024. On the 14th that year I saw the matinee of Great Gatsby. The Wednesday night was the play off-Bwy starring Adam Driver. The Thursday was a three show running over to a 5pm Oh, Mary! ...

I understand that the Met had its own app where they offer rush tickets. But that is more last minute.

Audience Rewards tickets using points for the new season at The Met Opera are now live, but they only seem to be offering seats using points for five productions. I hope more get added.

Sutton Ross said: " Now waiting to see if people who have complained about the lack of new musicals actually buy tickets for this."If this looked remotely good I'd buy a ticket. This looks like hot garbage. A co-worker is going down to San Diego for a wedding. I was telling them some of the things to see & do down there. Then I suddenly got PTSD remembering sitting through Redwood twice in La Jolla. Sure, something might have some names, but it's no guarantee the show is any good. I got lucky...

Is it April 1st?

ACL2006 said: "And the show will need a name to sell."Nothing needs a name on tour. For most cities people buy a subscription. And in some cities the subscriptions sell very well.

Well I didn't yell anything or hoist a sign, there were enough other nuts doing sh!t like that last night. Ms. Erivo was marvelous. I'd rate it among the top ten concerts I've ever seen. And I've been fortunate enough to see Barbra, Liza, Dolly, Celine & more. She had an audience of 10 thousand in the palms of her hands. I'm surprised she doesn't have more shows scheduled, and even would need to do a Broadway run of anything. I see her next scheduled concert performance is at the Hollywood Bo...

If you are using a phone switch from mobile version to the full desktop site and it lets you choose your seats from what they've made available as member seats.