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I have 2 tickets for tomorrow's first preview of "Leap of Faith". Paid $29/each - $75.75 total for 2. Seats are in the mezzanine, row J, seats 2 & 4 (together w/aisle). They are e-tickets so I can either forward you the email or print and send you a PDF. Payment by paypal would be ideal. Thanks!

I have two tickets for tonight's show (GAVIN CREEL and SARA BAREILLES) at 8pm that I cannot use. Selling for what I paid, $107.66. If interested, please let me know. Can meet somewhere midtown or around Port Authority at 5pm. Thanks!

Saw the recent Broadway revival and actually liked it more than this production, if you can believe that. I was extremely underwhelmed by everyone except Brian Stokes Mitchell, that voice makes me melt.

I have 2 tickets for tonight's show, but unfortunately cannot go. They are free to the first person who asks!

I rushed last Tuesday...got in line around 9:30am and was 6th in line (got the side 2 front row seats). This morning I walked by the theatre around 8:30am and there were 3 people in line. I wasn't rushing today so I'm not sure how the rest of the morning went. Wondering if the Tony nominations are going to make this rush a lot more popular...

I would advise you to just buy the general admission tickets and show up as early as possible. It seems the earlier you get there, the better seats you get. I bought premium seats and was seated at a table with others who purchased general admission. Save your money for the food and cocktails!

Went to yesterday's 2pm show. There was no opening act...show started a little after 2pm and ended around 3:30pm. There was a special guest in the middle of the show, Katie Thompson who sang one song solo and then a duet with Eden. Eden said she wanted more of a concert feel with songs that really meant something to her. There were only two theatre songs - "Losing My Mind" and "Defying Gravity". I estimate she sang around 13 songs including Alanis Morissette's "You Learn" and Sara Bareilles' ...

I agree, I wish the show was a tad longer but I was told it was Feinstein's policy that the show be under an hour. Cheyenne actually had to cut some songs from his original playlist.

Walked by TKTS on Friday around 5:30pm and "Guys and Dolls" was up for 50% off. After entering and losing the lotto for "West Side Story" we walked by TKTS again and "Guys and Dolls" was gone.

Yup, she sang "Up on the Roof" and "I'm Beginning to See the Light". Sutton rocked it, of course...

Found the song list... Lincoln Center presents American Songbook Thursday Evening, February 19, 2009, at 8:30 Sutton Foster *I'm Beginning to See the Light *Medley - Not for the Life of Me, N.Y.C. & Astonishing *Up on the Roof *Air Conditioner *I Like the Sunrise *Show Off *Flight w/Megan McGinnis *That Wicky Wacky Hula Hula Honka Wonka Honolulu Hawaiian Honey of Mine w/Gavin Creel & Megan McGinnis *More to the Story *My Heart Was Set On You *On My Way *The Late, Late Show *Sunshine on My Sho...

Did anyone go to her Lincoln Center concert last night? It was AMAZING! Of course I can't find the song list they handed out at the end of the show...can anyone post? Thanks!

I did the lotto this last Wednesday. For the matinee maybe all but 5 entries didn't win. For the evening, everyone won with seats to spare. The woman running the lotto allowed those who lost the matinee purchase the evening tickets so essentially everyone won. I was third in line at the theatre to purchase tickets and I got seats B1-3 which is front row. If possible try not to get front row because the stage is so high you miss so much and leave with a sore neck!

I also average 3-4 shows a month. One month I saw 4 shows in one week!

If you like Thai, there's a great restaurant called Land which is on Amsterdam between 81st and 82nd. Then get some yummy ice cream for dessert from Emack & Bolio's on Amsterdam between 78th & 79th!

Seeing the show Saturday night...I cannot wait!

Saw the show last night and sat across the aisle from Christopher J. Hanke (Cry-Baby). He spent the entire night watching the show while looking over the script (cover page said "Hair") with a little flashlight. Every once in awhile I would sneak a look at him and he would be making little notes in the script or singing along with the show. Not sure what that's all about but it was fun to see (except for the annoying glare from that little flashlight)! P.S. - We also saw Martha Plimpton in th...

My friend and I did lotto today and we both lost. It was hard to tell how many people were there for lotto and how many people were just eating at McD's. They did offer to all the losing entries $27 tickets for balcony seats.

Around two weeks ago while waiting to buy rush tickets for the matinee performance of "Gypsy", Aaron Lazar walked by. After the show, we decided to grab an early dinner at Chipotle on 9th Avenue. As we sat down, I looked up and there was Julia Murney eating at a table across from us.

Speaking of late...this past Wednesday I went to see the matinee performance of "A Catered Affair". I had an aisle seat and the seat next to me was empty. About 15 minutes into the show an usher comes down and asks me to stand for the person who has the empty seat next to me. After what seemed like forever, the woman makes it down the aisle and immediately sits in my seat. The usher kindly asks her to move to her correct seat and she says very loudly "NO, this is where I'm sitting and that's ...