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Middle of the long sides is ideal. Closer is better but more expensive. If you want to save money, being a few rows back is going to be more than fine. 

https://www.broadwayworld.com/article/Video-Watch-Emma-Pittman-and-Trevor-Wayne-Perform-I-Could-Talk-to-You-All-Night-from-THE-OUTSIDERS-20240523

Speaking of Pitman's lovely performance, I love that this song was chosen for the WSJ festival. "I could Talk to You All Night" was of my favorites after seeing the show. Trevor Wayne is great! But I admit I'm partial to Grant's pop-huskiness? That might be a horrible description of Grant.... I love Brody's voice! 

Just called, it really was easier! And now the wait is like less than 5 minutes. Thanks for the tip!

Now the website is telling me it's sold out... I don't see any blue seats available for purchase! ugh...

It's so slow. I can't do much at all. 

I felt transported back to the Golden hearing Bright v1 this morning. This song really sold me the night I saw the show: Sarah's vulnerability, the lighting, the sound.

So many great songs here, but right now it's Bright v1 I keep going back to! 

The piano at the beginning of Drive is so damn catchy too. 

 

https://aviewfrommyseat.com/photo/248736/hudson+theatre/section-balcony+c/row-b/seat-109/

This person seemed to like it. There are actually a few pictures from Row B of the balcony if you go to the seating chart. 

I enjoyed Outsiders quite a bit more that Water for Elephants. The music is is more memorable, Brody Grant's voice is great, and the act 2 fight scene is spectacular. 

Despite the reviews, Cabaret was incredible. Heart of Rock and Roll was surprisingly fun despite the lack of love from reviews and the Tonys. I agree with Appropriate unless you saw it earlier of course. 

There are also 2nd row orchestra seats just in front of premium section for like 160 dollars for those who like the certainty of getting tickets in advance. I sat there, and it was great. Not just because of the clear view of the sauna scene.... 

For those who have won the lottery, where are the seats?

I also caught this tonight and thought Gayle was incredible. Perfectly unhinged, funny, and vulnerable. 

One recommendation would be to sit on the "East" side. Several big moments faced the East side. 

HunterK said: "Did anyone read or hearthat Shoshana Bean will be out the 7th - 18th of April? Performances just went up on TDF Passport and people were talking about it on some other boards. I trust you all a lot more. I have tickets for 4/16 and very much like to see and hear Ms. Bean.

I thank you much in advance!"

Has Shoshana Bean been out since 4/7 as suggested by HunterK?

What row would have been the sweet spot for you? Also row J or back?

BETTY22 said: "Sunset is confirmed. Hearing it has commitment from St James theater"

Ii'm sure this is has been discussed elsewhere, but is Spamalot an open ended run? 

Wonder if Scherzinger would also be transferring too. I loved Doll's House. Would be so interested to see this production of Sunset. 

To the OP, you also mentioned twice that you want to see a show on Friday at 2pm, I assume you mean Saturday at 2pm? But just in case you don’t know, there isn’t a Friday matinee for shows on Broadway, unless there’s some odd schedule thanksgiving schedule of which I’m not aware. 

Anybody know if Conrad is back this week? Missed him my first time and saw that he was out a bunch last week. Didn't see anything on his social media. 

I never saw Vietgone, but I was thinking of catching Poor Yella Rednecks. Will I be completely lost?

Seat Geek code "Spooky" was successful for 25 dollars off for me. The email says 20% off up to 25 dollars valid until 10/31.

I was tempted to set up two Seat Geek accounts to try to use the code twice, but I didn't try it.