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Sally Durant Plummer - Thank you so much for sharing your thoughts/experience!

Unfortunately Britney Coleman was out when I caught the tour (tho I did see and LOVE the Broadway cast and production).

Here's the link for info and blackout dates: https://info-faqpt.helpscoutdocs.com/article/600-hells-kitchen-lotteries

If anyone saw or sees Fergie Philippe as Arthur please post your thoughts!

I saw and loved Burnap but would be so interested to hear what Phillippe brings to the role

I don't know if it's having more time to perform, but having the scene into song for Into the Woods, Parade, and Kimberly Akimbo is so great! 

I am still ecstatic that Topdog/Underdog won best play revival (and loved how they did the nominees) and Into the Woods performance was perfect! 

Small thing, but I really enjoy seeing the upcoming casts cheer for the casts that just finished their performance! I'm finding it a fun way to transition into the commercials 

I posted this in the full reviews thread, but I sat in row XX, seat 113 and it was great! I was a little worried about the mezz overhang and scenes on the upper platform/walkway but i could see everything perfectly! 

I sat in row XX, seat 113 and it was great! I was a little worried about the mezz overhang and scenes on the upper platform/walkway but i could see everything perfectly! 

Unfortunately I have not been able to catch many plays this year, but that Mockingbird could tie in the most nominations for a play and still NOT be nominated for best play is just wow. 

There’s a really great feature in the most recent issue of New York Magazine by Frank Rich all about Oklahoma (the state and the show) filtered through the lens of this revival - including a side interview with Ted Chapin about how he decides which revivals get the green light.

https://www.vulture.com/2019/04/frank-rich-oklahoma.html

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Thank you so much for posting this article! 

I saw Oklahoma! on Saturday evening and am still thinking about the production and how it made me feel and I love that. I was so fascinated by the choices made and quite frankly wish I could go back once it opens to revisit those feelings. There is so much to unpack in this production and reading this article brought even more to how I think about what I saw. 

I rushed this past Sunday. Got to the box office around 12:15 pm and got a balcony seat

I am not sure if standing room is sold every day. I went last Sunday and stood in the standing room/cancellation line after losing the lottery. Standing room was not sold immediately after (maybe an hour before curtain). There were 8 spots (I think they said 10 was the max on any given day) and of course they sold out right before me. I did manage to get a $79.50 partial view seat which I thought was great. I missed some projections but that's pretty much it.

FYI I got in line about 7:40 this morning (Saturday).  A group or two in front of me they announced that there were only single tickets left (I still got 2 but not sitting together). Not sure how many people behind me got tickets.

Got it. I don't know much about the show, only that they each play both roles, so I was just curious. Thanks!

I had forgotten that Shuffle Along would be considered this year, and I am glad to see their phenomenal choreography and costumes acknowledged with nominations!

 

Having not seen The Little Foxes, is it weird that Laura Linney was nominated in leading and Cynthia Nixon in featured...?