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I often view the clip of Sutton's 2011 "Anything Goes" and would add it to the list.

Has anyone come across a discount code for The Fear of 13? TIA.

schubox said: "I sat next to a nice young woman when I saw the Denzel/Jake Othello. At intermission she turned to her friendand said she "didn't realize it was going to be in another language and that hard to understand""I LOL at this one because I heard something very similar when Denzel did Julius Caesar about 20 years ago. Others for me:The woman sitting behind me at the last revival of Sweeney Todd: "This is disgusting! I had no idea this show was about people!"At the 1999 revival of Deat...

darquegk said: "... What was perfect about the original was kept, and the changes and updates were improvements and not just "because we can." The gag of the curtain going up revealing pretentious Greek tragedy, going down, and instantly coming up again to reveal Forum will always be in my mind as one of those perfect moments of comedy on a big budget."It will be 30 years ago this spring that I saw this production, so I don't remember too many details. The show is silly and I don't always app...

So sad to read. His body of work is testament to his mastery of storytelling. I am thankful I had the opportunity to see many of his plays during their original runs in London or on Broadway. A personal favorite (favorites?) is The Coast of Utopia trilogy. Leopoldstadt is a close second. I was 9 years old when Rosencrantz and Guildenstern... came to Broadway and I have always wished for a revival. RIP, Sir, and thank you for your gifts of theatre.

It's so bad, I hardly visit the site these days. Playbill used to be my daily go-to site for theater news since the dawn of the 21st century, but now, so many other sites are better. Playbill used to be much easier to navigate and at one time was my regular source for discounts. Discounts on the site have become few and far between (probably not entirely Playbill's fault), but even the link to find any discounts is more difficult to locate. The entire site looks like something that might have...

EDSOSLO858 said: "Interesting, Henry is going up against Uranowitz.Guess that means Andre de Shields can waltz to his second Tony."Unsurprising as Stokes and Friedman were both nominated for best actor in a musical for the original production.

My login status has been stable for the last five days or so. For a while there, I couldn't go from one discussion thread to another without getting logged out. I appreciate the ease of navigating the site again - thanks. Now if I can figure out how to make my photo image appear correctly...

Does Phyllis love Ben? I guess she must, otherwise why stay with him? Does Ben love Phyllis?I believe Phyllis loves Ben, but she’s no longer in love with him. She molded herself to become a society wife (remember it's 1971, not 2025) and enjoys the lifestyle Ben provides her. Ben’s self-absorption, philandering, and lack of appreciation for Phyllis has caused her to feel an emotional void despite living their financial and social status. Phyllis stayed with Ben out of comfort and the fact tha...

The Bandstand said: "jagman106 said: "The Bandstand said: "Oedipus Save over 20% use code: TRUTH"On what platform, please?"Go on the oedipus website and click on buy tickets and it will take you to the ticketing platform"Thank you. I went directly to the Criterion Ticketing platform and wasn't able to do it. Just did it now through the play's website. I appreciate your response.

aces25 said: "Any discount codes for CHESS?I received a mailer today for the show, but it didn't include a discount code. I'm guessing there are no discounts until after the new year. I don't know if anyone knows differently."

The Bandstand said: "Oedipus Save over 20% use code: TRUTH"On what platform, please?

Check this pre-existing thread: https://forum.broadwayworld.com/thread/Broadway-Discounts-1125911

I personally don't care for it, but there are times when I find it forgiving, especially when it's spontaneous. I recall a scene in The Constant Wife at Roundabout about 20 years ago when Kate Burton's character was declaring her independence from her husband, played by Michael Cumpsty. An audience member yelled out, "Take that, John!", causing the audience to break out in laughter. Burton and Cumpsty both paused until they could resume the scene, but they both couldn't help form a brief grin...

George in DC said: "I was actually one of those arrested that final day.It still sickens me that a Broadway Theatre is named after that assholeGerald Schoenfeld who was so instrumental in the destruction of the Hayes, Belasco and the others."I believe you meant to say the Morosco, not the Belasco. The only thing I like about the Marquis is that the seats are somewhat comfortable. Otherwise, the theater is non-descript and lacks character. The facade of the Helen Hayes was the most beautiful o...

Chicago in Spanish in Buenos Aires in July 2001. I didn't have to understand a word to know what was happening on stage :).

Pippin, first row mezzanine at the Imperial, January 9, 1974. I was a sophomore in high school, age 15, and went on a high school field trip. It was a Wednesday matinee. We had a snowstorm the night before, and although schools were closed that day for a snow day, we still made the trip from northern NJ because the roads were cleared by the time we had to leave for the show. Ben Vereen was out of the performance that day, but it was a great experience. I wore out the LP within a year after th...

I've received email surveys in the past from Telecharge regarding possible upcoming Broadway shows, but I didn't receive this particular survey. I'm also not certain about the criteria they use to determine who receives or does not receive a survey. Based on the question you present from the survey, it seems that producers are trying to determine if there is enough interest to bring the show to Broadway. I wish they sent me a survey because I would be an absolute "yes!"

Before the site revamp, my points were added to my account within a week of the performance date. Only once did I have to call and provide my order number for my points to be updated because it didn't happen automatically, and my points appeared the next day. I saw Swept Away on November 27. In early December I looked and noticed that my past points disappeared and the site was changed. When I called to inquire about my Swept Away points, the agent told me the points were included with past p...

I wasn't able to get AR points when I purchased my tickets for Just in Time, but that might have been a production decision and not the theater's. I seem to recall getting AR points for shows at Circle in the Square in the past, but no longer having access to past AR activity on the AR website doesn't help me to try to remember.