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My question is how much did they pay Andrew Rannells and Todrick Hall to show up to the opening?

I went last weekend. Lost the Saturday night show lottery and tried to buy standing room but they were all being sold while the lottery was happening, so by the time all names were drawn, they were out of standing room. Learned my lesson though, and went ahead and bought standing room while waiting for the Sunday matinee lottery the next day. Ended up being the last name called for the lottery so I bought that one and sold my standing room ticket to someone trying to buy from the box office. ...

I think the most logical choice would be for her to do Comet. She is probably regretting opting for Amelie instead of Comet in the first place, and just makes sense that she would want to take the role she originated to Broadway. Also, the producers would have a field day promoting two original Hamilton cast members being "reunited".

Small world Dallas Theater Fan, I went to Texas Tech and live in Dallas as well. I went to high school with Alyssa Fox (Elphaba standby) and remember Miguel Cervantes from a community theater we both performed at when I was in middle school.

Random question, but I entered the Falsettos lottery for all shows 1/6-1/8 since those are the days I will be in NYC. Today, I just got a notification that I won for the 1/5 show, even though I'm 99.9% sure I didn't enter for that date. My friend visiting with me entered for 1/6-1/8 as well, and got an e-mail today that he didn't win for the 1/5 show. The odds of us both accidentally entering the lottery for a day neither one of us will be there is kind of a long shot, so it seems maybe there...

Looks like BVD is making his debut tonight! https://www.instagram.com/p/BI8L0kyD5uq/

If anyone is looking for tickets to the last performance of this show on June 12th, please message me :)

Just out of curiosity, I'm sure people who don't know any better or don't pay attention who buy their tickets from stubhub have shown up to the theater with just their phones and no printed tickets. Does the theater actually turn people away if they don't have printed tickets?

http://nyti.ms/1TLhCZ0Not sure if this has been posted yet...interesting that they are referring to line-sitters as "brokers" who are turning around and selling the tickets at an extreme markup when I don't think that tends to be the case. They aren't marking up the tickets, they are just charging for their time.

Woohoo! Got an ORCH Row E seat for January! Is this real life?

I'll be in New York for a short weekend trip in June and am dying to see both of these shows, but unfortunately will only have time to see one. Has anyone seen both? Which would you recommend?

Corey Snide, he was Billy in the West End.

Awesome to see two former Billy Elliots in the cast!

Yes, I booked specifically for the Tony's assuming there would be at least some tickets available since it seemed to be that way the past few years. I knew there would probably be a lot fewer when they announced the Beacon, but it didn't really occur to me they wouldn't have any to sell at all. I've never tried to get tickets before, so it figures this happens the one time I do! Anyway, I'm sure it will still be fun to be NY for Tony weekend regardless.

I just read that tickets to the Tony's are NOT being sold to the public this year, which is a major bummer since I already booked my flight from Texas. I know it's a long shot, but is there ANY way to get tickets?? (Also now taking suggestions for a good viewing party to attend) Thanks!

I didn't see a response to know if the cancellation line has died down any after the holidays. How many people are usually waiting at a given time?