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Had long layover from London and missed it while in England (saw the absolutely amazing "Everybody's Talking About Jamie" instead) so figured I'd give rush a shot after getting into the city.Walked up to box office 1 hr. before curtain on a Tuesday night and got Orchestra row M, seats 4 and 6.I can echo what above poster said ... box office rep. said that rush seats are up to whatever system spits out.

Interested to hear your report Jonah. Enjoy the performance!

Curious about this too. Reduced price of $84, but how much do you miss?I could grab E1 and E2 for the dates I'm in the city

Was at the same performance. Could definitely tell there were big school groups in the balcony when Trunchbull hit the the button to activate the lasers/chokey

For those who are interested, May dates have just been released for Curious Incident, Hand to God, Fun Home, etc.

Not sure if this is the same section, but Roundabout is listing "Mezzanine Boxes" for $67 Are these the same as the aforementioned Orchestra Boxes earlier in the thread? By doing a search for American Airlines theater box seats, I can see some box seats that are elevated off the floor and sit just in front of the mezzanine section, but just wanted to clarify from those who have been in the venue. I don't see any "Orchestra Boxes" listed for sale through Roundabout

My TDF seats for Rocky on a Friday night were row G center orchestra. First row behind Golden Circle (so when they went on stage I had a ring side seat).

I did it this same thing two days ago and had no problem making it - even with a middle orchestra seat for After Midnight (and a slow filtering crowd). Even had time to stop for a snack at the corner of 44th before entering Hedwig. You should have no problem - even with crazy summer crowds clogging the side streets. Allowed me to do my first ever 3 show Saturday!

Didn't see anything on the front page on this, so sorry if a re-post, but in looking at late night TV options I just saw that the cast of "Rocky" is scheduled to perform on Letterman tonight (probably on in the next 40 minutes).

Same here regarding what Jingjo said regarding the timing. Got mine at 8:05 (TX time) ... I just made the mistake of not choosing Chase preferred seating so I'm in the last row of the 2nd mezz. BUT, excited to have a ticket no matter the location.

a description of the set design would be great!

She's back in for the matinee. Standing outside theater now. Only posted understudy is for Theo

DE - I sit on their board, so I can put you in touch with their current Marketing Director for future performance and season announcements. Heard the performance last night was well received and I'm excited to see it first hand myself tonight. If you have the ability to make it up here to College Station, I'm sure I could get you comped for the performance this evening.

Living in College Station, TX means that we're not in the center of the arts spotlight that often, but it's exciting that our local arts presenter has commissioned and is premiering "The Phantoms of the Opera" tonight for the conclusion of our 40th anniversary season. http://www.mscopas.org/phantomsnews2.html Directed by Marc Kudisch and featuring songs from both ALW versions of the show, the Yeston version, and source material from the novel and the various movies, this has the potential to ...

Full "Bombshell" cast recording available for early preview here: http://music.aol.com/new-releases-full-cds/#/11 On page 3. Enjoy!

Voted, but you are down 700+ to pic #17 Hope the board can help you rally. Good luck!

Looks like my link didn't work. Here it is if you just want to copy and paste: http://music.aol.com/new-releases-full-cds/#/2

AOL has got the "Once" cast recording available to listen via its "Full CD Listening Party" link. Haven't posted in awhile (so not sure how to post a link - I made my best attempt below) but a quick google search should get you straight there. It's the 2nd album listed. Enjoy!

From the looks of it, it appears that the Tony scenery won ... did anyone else see him smack into the large Broadway backdrop trying to make it back to the band?

Mary Poppins has traditionally had a 6:30 p.m. Sunday show. Shrek has a 7:00 p.m. Sunday show through the end of May, but not sure if they will extend this schedule to through the summer - I guess it depends on how well the first six sell. Hope this helps.