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Wondering if anyone knows where/whether scheduled absences of the principal players are  posted. Saw Hadestown for the first time Jan 25. André de Shields was out. Show was great, don’t know why I waited so long. Would like to see the OBC before they start to move on but am not planning to make the cross country trip back to NYC until the end of May. I went to the box office the next day and asked about posting of vacations, etc, and w

I was also at the show on Saturday night. I am a Motown/Temptations music fan.

Thoroughly enjoyed it. I thought the set, music and dancing were top notch. Ephraim Sykes was a standout for me as David Ruffin. He had the frontman charisma, voice, style, and the little bit of craziness that the character required. Jeremy Pope as Eddie Kendricks was very good, but embellished more than on the original songs, not sure if that was a style choice or a way to avoid singing/getting smoothly to

I haven't read through everything on the initial sale, so please excuse if this has already been covered. I recall in the entry for the Onsale, I was asked the number of tickets I wanted (I entered 2) and whether I wanted to see Parts 1 & 2 on the same day/consecutive nights (I entered yes). If I go in Wednesday and try to vary from this, e.g.,, try to buy 6, will it bounce me down to 2?  

Access code is going to be valid for 2-1/2 hours. Does this

Going on Sunday too, in the room where it happens. Was poking around today, trying to figure out whether Springsteen on Broadway is a dead deal for me, and I went to check the Pantages Hamilton tickets – and saw Sunday matinee center orchestra, row G for $225 from the theater – what? Had to snag them. Good tip on the boards on this! Saw the OBC twice last year, and didn’t think I was going to go back, but have heard great things about Michael Luwoye and Joshua Henry. Also lo

I saw F*ing A twice last week (no apostrophe used by or at the theater, which was part of the experience of seeing this play. You have to say out loud in public the full word – “picking up tickets for F*ing A,” etc.) The first time, the first act dragged for me. Then the second act drew me in and I was totally in. I had to go again to see the first act ($30, all seats!!) knowing what would come later. This is a quirky, inventive, moving play (with limited singing/music) not

Well, I am a major fan of The Color Purple. Looks like the theater has been consistently close to or over 90% the past couple of months, except last week, with significantly lower % of potential gross which I take it means a good number of discounted tickets. 

One thing I have been puzzled by, as I think TCP would benefit from a push on the theatergoer sites. When I go to broadway.com, there are a number of shows which have show-specific squares on the main page. This is the

Phan24 thanks for posting the info about Cynthia being back on June 19th. I see this now in her Twitter too. I am in nyc for the weekend which included TCP tickets for tonight, I bought them before I knew about Cynthia's time away. I saw TCP in May with Cynthia and Heather Headley. Cynthia gave a performance I will never forget I am going to try to get tickets for Sunday. Telecharge is down right now. Went ahead with seeing the show tonight and it was fantastic.&n

Have tickets for Orchestra K109 this week. It sounds like the Orchestra area through row K is relatively flat (vs L and above which incline up). Is that right? I'm a Short. I am going to bring a big book, Chernow's biography likely. It's thick and I'll sit on it if a Tall is in front of me. I can't tell from the photos - are the seats offset, so that you are looking between heads of the people sitting in front of you, not directly at a head? Is K c