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Death Becomes Her begins its performances for its pre-Broadway tryout in Chicago tonight.  Is anyone going or planning to make the trip to see it?

 

I have a ticket for the matinee on June 1st, and really hope this ends up being at least decent.  The last two tryout musicals I saw in Chicago (Paradise Square and The Devil Wears Prada) weren't exactly the best.  Regardless, I always enjoy making the trip to Chicago when I can't make it to NY.

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So, my upcoming NY weekend March 9th to the 12th is almost filled.  Here's what I currently have locked in...

 

Thursday, March 9th - Sweeney Todd

Friday, March 10th - Camelot

Saturday, March 11th (Evening) - Some Like it Hot

 

So, I have one slot left open for Saturday afternoon on the 11th, and am trying to decide between Kimberly Akimbo and & Juliet.  I'm leaning a bit more toward Kimberly, but I would appreciate the

Harriet Craig said: "Keiichi2 said: "Does anyone know what time on Sunday tickets go on sale to the public? Telecharge and the show's website don't say, and wondering how I can find out."

Tickets appear to be on sale to the public now, on Telecharge’s website. LCT’s website still says tickets go on sale to non-members on November 13, but if you bypass LCT’s website and go directly to Telecharge, it looks like anyone can buy a ti

After a long absence, I am finally able to return to NY for a theater trip, and will be attending a long weekend from March 9th to the 12th.

 

Before the Pandemic, I would come out twice a year in the Spring and Fall to see as many of the new productions I could, but the past couple years have been hard, starting with me getting laid off from my job of 15 years (along with 40% of the company) in 2020 because of the Pandemic, learning last year that I am a diabetic (luckily,

I received a promo code to order advance tickets to the Chicago pre-Broadway run of The Devil Wears Prada, and have been trying since yesterday to order a couple tickets for the matinee on Saturday, July 30th.

It lets me choose my seats, and enter my credit card and all information, but when I click on purchase, it gives me an error code.  It's been happening since yesterday, and I haven't been able to get through to tech support or contact them on the phone, so wondering

Keiichi2, How did your cruise company explain covid tests and ports of call.  Most ports of call are requiring a covid test 48 hours prior to visit, even if vaccinated. When I questioned it they couldn't answer me.  Prices of cruises are really inexpensive now, but it doesn't matter if I can't visit a port.

 

I think it depends on the cruise line.  We are sailing with Royal Caribbean, and they do the negative test 48 hours before boarding

Well, my long-awaited return to NY is finally locked in.  I was initially supposed to visit the week of October 19th of 2020 in order to see The Music Man on Friday the 23rd of that year, but after everything got pushed back, Telecharge reset my tickets for St. Patrick's Day of next year, so my girlfriend and I set a trip from March 16th to the 20th of next year around the new date.  We will be seeing a total of 5 productions during our visit.

 

Wednesday, Mar

I got Center Mezzanine C 102, which is one seat off the aisle for the afternoon of Saturday, March 19th.  It was $199, as others stated.  Still better than the Orchestra, which was going for about $399.  I was trying to get C101, but Ticketmaster was having a hard time recognizing my device for some reason, even though it let me sign in.  By the time it would let me buy a ticket through Audience Rewards, 101 was gone, so I took 102. 

I'm a tall person, so I

Saw this Saturday Afternoon.  It was my first time to see a live performance since my November 2019 NY theater trip before the Pandemic hit, so I was thrilled, and it was wonderful to be back in a theater audience again.  Had no incidents with masks of the people around me, and everyone was quite courteous, so a good experience back.  As for the show...

"Average" would be the best word I could use.  Some good songs, and the cast is trying their heart o

The Broadway-bound musical, Paradise Square, begins performances next Tuesday for a month-long engagement at the James M. Nederlander Theatre in Chicago.  I will be seeing the matinee next Saturday, November 6th.  Definitely excited, as it will be my first live theater performance since my last NY theater trip before the Pandemic in November 2019.

Made a dinner reservation for The Dearborn nearby the theater for after the show.  It's wonderful to be making theater pl

Okay, I'm not the type who thinks Broadway should constantly turn to movies for inspiration of shows.  But, it seems like a no-brainer to see 2000's O Brother, Where Art Thou get adapted into a stage musical, given that the film has a large number of songs already integrated into scenes that would make great stage numbers.  I mean, I personally would love to see the scene where the sirens seduce the three men with moonshine while singing adapted.

Given the film was re

So, I'm planning to see Company on Wednesday, March 16th in the evening to kick off my five-day theater trip when I go to see The Music Man.  I have a seating question regarding the Bernard B. Jacobs.  I have been using View From My Seat, but I also wanted some personal advice.

 

The last show I saw at the Jacobs was The Ferryman, where I sat in the upper level, and the leg space was horrifically cramped.  I'm a tall person at just over six feet, so i

So, it's great to be planning visits to the theater again, but I have some questions regarding how digital tickets work, since I always had physical tickets mailed to me in the past, and that's not been a choice when I have purchased recent tickets.

So, through Ticketmaster, I am seeing the Pre-Broadway run of Paradise Square in Chicago on Saturday, November 6 (2 PM), and I also have a ticket for Six on Broadway Friday, March 18th for a short theater trip I am planning around t