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gibsons2 said: "TodayTix has additional code SAVE20 for Downstate tickets. Using it probably will disqualify you from SMS presale code, but I'm not certain about it."I noticed that too and had the same thought about it disqualifying you from SMS. It wasn't clear at all...It's also kinda crazy that they didn't tell you during checkout if you were one of the 100 first buyers. You're just supposed to keep your fingers crossed and hope they're being honest and legit about it and that you bought y...

I don't even think the TT situation is a deal, either.I didn't realize every single seat in the theater for DOWNSTATE would be priced the same...I'm holding off.

Tickets on sale 9/15Intrigued by this... I LOVE the Hitchcock movie, but I'm not familiar with the play. Interesting that this is a new adaptation.

carolinaguy said: "Is there any chance they are picking back up the Virginia Woolf revival that got scuttled by COVID?"This was the last production I saw before theaters shut down and (surprising no one) she was absolutely magnificent - but sadly, I don't think it'll ever be re-mounted.

TotallyEffed said: "Per the website:"Select SMALL MOUTH SOUNDS tickets available through this special offer are $250 each. This price is available specifically through the DOWNSTATE offer. SMALL MOUTH SOUNDS will go on general sale separately in late October at significantly higher prices.""There is no way the cheapest seats available will be over $250. ..........right? 🫣 LOL

How many separate threads do we need about this and DOWNSTATE....?

FWIW, I’ve seen DOWNSTATE, BIRTHRIGHT, and BLUEBERRIES all Off Broadway and would easily rank them in that exact order. I don’t know what everyone’s talking about in terms of the lead being a major awards contender, considering she wasn’t even nominated for any major Off Broadway awards when BLUEBERRIES was eligible. Not a knock to her, so much as the writing itself. I found it to be impressively well-studied, but with no real dramatic heft or tension. It played like a great research paper, n...

Fans may get another crack at it — live — as (Producer) Permut says he hopes to take the play to Broadway next year. He declined to elaborate. “I can’t right now, but I can tell you that we’re going to be doing it. That was always my intention. First to cut the umbilical cord with our movie, get that out the world. And now we’re starting to focus on the Broadway production. Nothing specific yet.”

AC126748 said: "Fred Mason said: "The only great thing Mantello ever did was Here We Are. I was blown away"Are you 12?"If not in reality, they certainly act like they are.

Kad said: "Robert Silk Mason just posted a video recounting their negative experience with Harcourt. It's lengthy and, frankly, kind of rambling and at times hard to follow, but the crux of it is that Harcourt continued to do their kiss on occasions in which Silk, with discussion and approval from production, requested it not occur due to health concerns."This is gross. Harcourt's social media presence since CATS

https://www.nytimes.com/2026/08/27/theater/here-there-are-blueberries-broadway.htmlThe 80-performance run begins at the Barrymore Theatre on November 2 in advance of a November 9 opening.Additional information, including casting, will be announced at a later date. Tickets for Here There Are Blueberries will go on sale on Tuesday, September 8 at 10:00am ET.

"Three Bedroom House" First Listen

https://people.com/dolly-parton-dead-7565853The world is a whole lot less bright today...

Matt Rogers said: "Because it was offered to Orville Peck and he passed."Now THIS is more like it.

I'd buy a ticket to Ruthie Ann Miles reading the Wikipedia summary of THE FANTASTICKS, but Zane Phillips...? Embarrassing.

nasty_khakis said: "Has anyone else been experiencing major issues with the Passport site? I keep emailing and getting no answers."Yes! It's awful.When shows appear available for me, the ticket price is listed as $0 and when I add tickets to my cart, the site tells me my cart is empty.This redesign is a mess.

Very much looking forward to revisiting this - it was phenomenal off Broadway.I thought MacKinnon’s direction was very strong, but intrigued as to why Mantello is now stepping in (besides the fact that he’s chummy with Rudin). Either way, interested to see his take. I trust him implicitly after DOAS.

Sutton Ross said: "Except it wasn't according to Tony voters and the majority of people who attended Broadway this past season. "Where is that "fact" published...? We get it - you preferred RAGTIME. We heard you the first 34,000 times.

MezzA101 said: "Final curtain callhttps://www.tiktok.com/t/ZP8ncymqH/"Nathan mentions that they "filmed today" - was that for Lincoln Center?

To me, this production (and JELLICLE BALL) are the biggest artistic triumphs of this past Broadway season.This DOAS served as a reminder (to myself) not to pooh-pooh something before giving it a shot. I was firmly in the "again?!" camp when this was first announced. And then I saw it.Wish it could've been filmed for Great Performances.