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steven22 said: "Where have seats been for The Lost Boys? I asked in the LB thread first, forgetting about this thread. Thanks."

I went April 16 and got right orchestra row X. I don't have the ticket nearby but looking at the seating chart I believe it was seat 112 or thereabouts.

I went last night, the post-bow scene is back. Also Patrick Wilson was at the sound booth and omfg he is so handsome.

Got Orchestra row H seats 6 and 8 at Chess last night.

Orchestra B5 and B7 for Oedipus last night. Incredible seats.

At Death Becomes Her on Wednesday night I got rear mezz C128 on the righthand-side aisle. I'm used to sitting closer with TDF but the view was perfectly fine for this show.

Sweeney Todd tonight - front mezz, row C, seat 12. Perfect seat and Nicholas Christopher was phenomenal.

Saw Hadestown last night in one of the best TDF seats I've ever gotten - orchestra E 101. Third row on the aisle right next to where Reeve Carney runs by in act 2.

The immersive Great Gatsby show is up for pretty much every performance over the next week. $36.

Never at a Broadway show.

Twice at Lincoln Center actually - I walked out of Notre Dame de Paris when it was there last year, and also the NY Philharmonic this spring (I was tired, they had already done the Brahms piece I was looking forward to, and it was a paper ticket anyway).

Also, randomly, the operetta The Duchess of Chicago when I was visiting Budapest.

amiyagi said: "ken8631 said: "Was Raul in on Saturday?"

Not sure about Saturday night, but he was in the Sat matinee (source: was there). He sounded fine vocally if a little garbled. I'd have been stoked to see Gavin Lee."

Raul was in Saturday night. He was pretty gravelly but it wasn't so bad that I attributed it to anything but a creative choice.

HunterK said: "Not sure if Ben had a good night?

https://twitter.com/crawdady21/status/1647732731202134020


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Deleted...can you paraphrase? Curious what makes you say that

Any recent Fat Ham locations to share?

I did. I ended up front and center through TDF which was a little uncomfortable at times but it made it all the more real. Really impactful piece, I wish more theatre was as naturalistic as that.

Tonight I saw LOVE at the Park Avenue Armory and my seat was Floor 6 - i.e. literally onstage, front and center in front of the actors. One of them took my hand.

Alex M said: "ImAProphet said: "DurantPlummer41 said: "Question for those who've seen the show from the mezz...

DurantPlummer41 said: "Question for those who've seen the show from the mezz...

Looks like Josh Groban will be at a charity gala in LA on 3/18: https://e.givesmart.com/events/v7U/

Could he be appearing virtually? Ticketmaster doesn't list any absences for him. Otherwise it may be a good opportunity to get a cheap refunded ticket/see Nicholas Christopher.

quizking101 said: "BAD CINDERELLA is now up for all three performances this weekend"

My friend and I went tonight and we got rear mezz row E, pretty much dead center. Not great not terrible. Felt similarly about the show.

To answer a couple of questions I haven't seen responses to:

1. There's no tooth-pulling in the contest scene, it's just "shave a cheek".

2. The Judge did not have the "mea culpa" solo.