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BrodyFosse123 said: "The NBC series SMASH aired for free on television, which is why most watched it. Had it been a pay-per-view series, it’s unlikely it would have made it thru its first season. Any fans of the series excited about this Broadway adaptation will be hunting down discount codes in order to see it. It’s a very niche audience, if that. I watched the entire series and have zero interest in seeing this. Even in a slime tutorial form."

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I was just looking at two tickets to GREAT GATSBY in March on TodayTix.  The seats in the chart were marked with the special ticket symbol indicating they were a special TodayTix discount.  Indeed, when I clicked on the pair of seats it showed each was regularly priced $165 but were being discounted to $103.  Looks like a great deal.

Then I pulled up the Telecharge seating chart and found those exact seats were marked as $104 through the regular ticketing platform. 

Lavieboheme3090 said: "Saw Swept Away last night and thought it was beautifully sung, acted, and the direction was stunning. That being said, unfortunately, the story fell flat for me. Forty-five minutes into a one actshow, the characters were still repeating the same things about themselves. Kudos to the creative team for really swinging for the fences with the show, but in the end, it didn’t quite hit the mark."

I saw the show Monday night and completely agre

jkcohen626 said: "darquegk said: "jkcohen626 said: "raddersons said: "I felt a little robbed sitting house left at Doll’s House and missed the big exit reveal. Any house right / left preferences for this production?"

I don't think so. Definitely nothing to the level of Doll's House."

What was the bigmoment/reveal in Doll’s House?"

Nora's big exit at the end of the show ha

PipingHotPiccolo said: "i'm sadly the dissenting voice here, though i DO appreciate the mad genius of Cole Escola. the whole thing is just over the top brilliant witty looniness, and Escola is hysterical, but i found the madcap weirdness somewhat exhausting pretty quickly? It felt overly absurdist to start, then settled into a groove I really liked, and then went off the deep end at the end.

I can see liking this more in a small theater, with the wit coming out of nowh

alexidarling15 said: "I bought a GA ticket for this week. Pricewas very reasonable andI assumed that if the theater only holds 60 seats, none could be all that bad (can anyone who has seen this weigh in?) I’m so excited to see Deirdre O’Connell."

All of the seats in this space should be fine.  If you did get a "reserved" seat they were either in the center section or in the first row of the side sections (that is where I was).  The res

stagepotato said: "ACL2006 said: "stagepotato said: "To help quell rumors:

Brody and Brent are off for family events. Daryl is in Italy. Sky was off as well but I’m not sure why. No one has left. Just illness and vacations."

That's still a lot out. The Facebook post said they opened the Playbill and a lot of little u/s slips fell out. So many that they couldn't track who was out because there was so many slips."

Menken Fan said: "JSquared2 said: "Menken Fan said: "At tonight’s performance. Gayle is out, because of course she is. Half the leads in shows I’ve seen this week were out.

also, the lobby experience, pre show and entering the theatre are just as useless and infuriating as ever."

Gee, you sound like fun!
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I really am. I just don't think this show and experience is.

The understudy I