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My friend tried to rush today--he got there sometime after 9, and someone came out of the box office at about 9:45 and told the people in line that there wouldn't be any rush at all that day because both shows were sold out, but they could come back at 1pm for the cancellation line. I went there later in the afternoon to ask about the rest of the week, and the guy told me that they never know for sure until day of, but that they're very well sold and it's likely that they won't have any more ...

When I last saw it (September '09) , Act I was about 1:35 and and Act II was just under an hour.

It's true - I was at lotto to help a friend, and saw his name on the board when I went in to buy the ticket for her. Maybe he's the Dan/doctors understudy while Michael is Dan in Brian's absence?

My friend and I arrived at about 6:50 today, and the person in front of us was the last person to get a ticket. She said she had gotten there at about 6:30.

The one time I went by the stage door, there were maybe eight or ten people there. It was really cold and late at night though, so I don't know if that was a normal experience.

When I was there during previews, it was front row and then whatever was left. $26.50, when the box office opens. I have no idea if that policy still stands, though.

I got there about 10 minutes after the box office opened on Sunday and was given front row. My guess is it's front row and then whatever's left.

He was out last night, and I'm pretty sure at the matinee as well.

My friend and I just did rush tonight. You should have no problem on a weeknight. We were there promptly at 6pm, when they go on sale, and got Row H of the orchestra, off to the side but still a perfect view. There were lots of empty seats in the sides of the orch and all over the mezz (or "loge", as they call it). P.S. The woman in front of me said to the box office guy that she was surprised it was still open, given that LCT usually does limited runs, and he replied that they were still goi...

I also adore the moment in "How Could I Ever Forget?" where Diana has the lyric "my black coat thrown over my blue nightgown" and is wearing a black sweater over a blue shirt. Such a lovely parallel between past and present...

Some friends of mine did it a week or so ago, and they were in the front balcony just right of center. It sounded from their conversation with the box office person like rush is pretty much always going to be balcony...

In reality, The Little Mermaid is no 2.5 hours. They've got restless kids (and adults) in there, and they know it. I've found it's usually more like 2 hours, 15 minutes, tops.

Thanks kcd304! The marquee looks great. I love that artwork more and more with time.

Personally, I'd love to see her as Violet in 9 to 5. It may sound crazy, but...I think it could really work.

I don't think it's available. Information on how to get individual songs is here: http://www.titleofshow.com/faq.html but it doesn't look like Die Vampire, Die is available yet. Jeff did mention on the blog that a vocal selections book is on its way, though, so be on the look out for that.

I think it's supposed to be fake Latin for "Die vampire die". It's not exactly what the Latin would really be, and I don't know Italian so I can't weigh in on that, but given that the whole moment has sort of a church-y feel to it I would imagine it's meant to imitate Latin...

I have tickets for the first row center and the person at the box office said that they would be fine because the stage is really low...I'm not sure what that means or whether to trust her, but I'd assume second row would be fine.

I think, unfortunately, that they really only take college IDs and are very strict about it. When I was there yesterday with a group, the box office guy was really looking at our IDs, examining their expiration dates, etc. I agree that it seems unfair not to accept high school IDs, but it seems like that's how it is for TLM.

I was there yesterday matinee with three friends. We all entered and one person won, so we got two tickets. I'd say there were maybe 10-15ish people who didn't win? (They give out 22 tickets.)

Does 1 ticket per ID mean that I could go alone with my ID and a friend's and get 2 tickets, or do both people have to be there?