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FANtomFollies said: "pmondrian said: "de Waal was very good. Her "By the Sea" song stacks up against any version (even Angela Lansbury's version). I hope both of them will be able to be the permanent lead once the "new stars" have to leave. I'm not a fan of Sutton's so I'm glad I was able to see de Waal in the show."Does de Waal do all of the goofy stuff Ashford was doing? Like the split down the stairs and the 'COO COO' in 'By the Sea'?"Those moments yes, but her Lovett in general is much mo...

Pleasantly surprised by the pricing for this—max is $109+fees, and that’s before any membership discount. Lowest standard seat is $33+fees.They also have an Under 30 option for $25–up to 2 tickets, and both ticket holders need to be under 30.

chrishuyen said: "When reading this thread before seeing the show it did seem strange to me that there wasn't at least a small reprise of the main song at the end of the show”I saw last night’s show (third preview). There was a very small reprise towards the end. Click Here To Toggle Spoiler ContentThey start to sing a few times but are cut off by the gunshots/explosion sounds. It’s not a full song, but I thought it worked as a closing “number.”

Got the follow-up email this morning—I was moved from GG105 to C5.

Playbills are now available at the box office for those of you who were at last night’s show and would like one!

Apparently there are no real playbills tonight. They just handed us a stapled packet of paper.

Their lot is valet only, I think it’s $30 per car. I normally park in the Union Square lot (idk if it actually has a name—Union Square Dr off of Bridge St). It’s metered and is much cheaper, plus you only have to pay through 9 pm. I haven’t had issues finding a spot there since it’s pretty big, but I’ve gone on weeknights mostly.

ardiem said: "poto19882023 said: "Got a normally $300 orchestra seat for tonight’s performance for only $99"Can I ask how you did that? Was this through rush/the cancellation line?"I did this back in March when Josh was out. I just waited in line at the box office and asked for a $99 seat. They said they were giving me a great seat, and I didn’t ask questions lol. As a nice bonus, I’m pretty sure I was sitting across the aisle from Nick’s family—it was one of his first performances ...

ACL2006 said: "Bucks County Playhouse offers ZERO discounts for their shows. Some sell well, others not even close. I miss the old BCP days of $30 tickets."It's been on TDF for a couple of weeks. I've also bought $32 tickets ($40 with fees) once for Bridges and twice for Tick Tick Boom, directly from the box office. It's not $30 but pretty reasonable.

Jacobonce said: "I'll be in NYC for the week of Nov 14, and it shows the Groban is out that week. Do you think there will be discounts available? I couldn't care less about Groban, I just want to see Ashford and the show. Thanks!"I second waiting until the day of! I purchased at the box office once when Groban was out unexpectedly, and I got a great deal. I asked for a seat at the cheapest available price point ($99), and they gave me a seat in row K of the orchestra.

Depends on how much you want to read the displays (and there’s a LOT to read). My friend and I entered at 6:30, and we didn’t have enough time to get through everything before it closed at 8. I had no idea how much progress we were making so I was surprised when they gave us the 15-minute warning and said there was a whole other floor we hadn’t gotten to yet. But you could easily do everything more quickly if you wanted.

Nope, nothing.

A couple of weeks ago (still previews) I rushed at 4 p.m. for a Saturday night show and got J18 in the orch, all the way on the right. A few minor things were obstructed, but overall a great deal for $35. I was thinking about TDFing that day as well and it did pop up at some point the week prior, so that’s still a possibility.

forfivemoreminutes said: "Has anyone seen Grey House or The Sign in Sidney Brustein's Window through TDF recently? If so, where were your seats?"Sidney Brustein last Saturday matinee I was N4, right orchestra just off the more center aisle.

Some rush insight: I went to the box office at 4 p.m. for the evening show. I got J 18, house right all the way to the side. It was mostly fine, but both sets of stairs were mostly blocked. Definitely worth the price for $35; I was just never sure whether I was missing anything on the stairs (I don’t think I was). One question about something minor that was obscured: Click Here To Toggle Spoiler ContentWhat was the jump scare toward the beginning when Max pulls back the curtain?

Did anyone see if Bad Cinderella was up for 6/4 (closing)? It currently has dates through 6/3. Not sure if it was avilable and I just missed it.

I didn’t attend yesterday, but was waiting outside the theater for my friend who did. Considering they didn’t do anything special, I thought it was laughable that there were Bad Cinderella reps stationed outside the doors handing out flyers to people as they exited.

I’d recommend house left. There’s a lot of action downstage right, but you can’t go wrong with either. I don’t think those seats are too far to the side. I was in R14 over the weekend and had no sightline issues.

$40 each, 12 spots I believe

I actually just bough row V for a future performance. I was in row R this weekend, and scouted out other seats while I was there. It’s far back, but the orchestra is decently raked so it seemed like it would still be a great seat.