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no. official program info will be on https://www.nyctourism.com/broadway-week/

I'm just hear to say I really love Boop! and wish it was being filmed.

Does anyone know if Jeremy Jordan is back in Gatsby Jan 10 & Jan 11? Checked Telecharge per this thread, but don't seen any absences noted now. Thank you.

I won the lottery a few months ago after entering daily both off and on Broadway. Seats were front balcony house right. Since the balcony is a U shape, about a third to half the stage is obstructed by lighting fixtures. For the parts you can see, it's a great view for the price. If you can swing it, this show is absolutely worth the splurge IMO.

Any idea where rush locations have been or is it random? This is for the todaytix rush. Thanks!

I was able to get a rush ticket about 25 minutes before curtain for $42 at the box office for tonight's show. I wasn't optimistic because when I checked Telecharge this morning, there were only 5 seats available in the whole theatre. Theatre was mostly full with a few clusters of empty seats near me in the orchestra. I enjoyed myself and am glad I went having not known anything about him prior.

ever the procrastinator, I rushed Tues 1/24. Arrived around 8:15am and was #7 in line. seat orch right row g far side - great view, minimal obstruction. i think they have 20 seats per show. good luck!

everythingtaboo said: "flinger072 said: "see it if you can! Just back from going tonight. Had a todaytix rush - got front row side orchestra, but not a bad seat in this theatre for this show."I was there tonight, were you next to the guy that couldn't stop laughing towards the end?Really no bad seats for this show."opposite side! that was a hoot.

https://www.nycgo.com/broadway-week-presale/

see it if you can! Just back from going tonight. Had a todaytix rush - got front row side orchestra, but not a bad seat in this theatre for this show.

Returning to the original topic at hand...looks like there is a presale for Mastercard cardholders prior to tix going on sale to the general public next week. I received a Priceless email earlier today:https://www.nycgo.com/broadway-week-presale/

A few phones went off for Macbeth last night, but my intermission experience was a first. After returning to my seat in the side front row, I noticed the man seated next to me throw something. I looked down and saw that he had been eating peanuts and discarding the shells all over the carpet. He noticed my reaction and started to gather the shells with his foot - then he started crushing them into smaller pieces and grinding them into the carpet. I was at a loss of what to say other than scof...

any idea how long redmayne and buckley are scheduled to be in the show?

I just got seats for $58 via TKTS yesterday. toward the front of center mezz.

I did it on a Sunday two weeks ago and bought a ticket 5 minutes before the show started. I assume I was one of the last few to be able to get SRO as my spot was on the side - great view.

sent a pm!

yes, I should have added - even though you can leave early, DON'T. I wanted as much time there as possible. I also think you can do a little gamble and show up earlier than your slot and maybe they will be able to get you in. once you check in, you basically wait in the bar until they are ready for you.

I'd go to the earliest Sleep No More time available. Better to have more time to explore than less - you can always leave early. the experience basically repeats 3 times, so the more time you have, the more rooms and characters you can explore.i would think some theatres have a bag check if skipping the hotel check in gives you more time.

I saw Christian Dante White last night and he was fantastic. I have also seen Creel in the role and I think you will enjoy White just as much.

I believe I sat in the seat across and there is definitely interaction (front row, right?). Assuming nothing's changed since when I saw with Norm Lewis, I recall the person across from me being involved one of, if not, the most. I highly recommend it!