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I have 1 ticket available for BE MORE CHILL for Saturday, August 11, at 2:00 PM. Seat: Orchestra G-107I'm asking for the face value price of $95. Please DM me if you have any questions.

Try logging-in at tixr.com and going to "My Tickets." If you don't have any other tickets besides your BroadwayCon admission ticket, then it looks like you didn't "win" any autograph tickets. It sounds like VIP pass holders can book more autographs from this site.

I got my raffle results. I will be getting photos with Lesli Margherita, Susan Blackwell, Hunter Bell, and Jeff Bowen. For autographs, I have a ticket for Hunter and Jeff.I appreciate the photos will be free, but it sucks I have to wait almost a month for them to be available on Facebook.

Did you get an email on January 8? That email announced the raffle was open, but the details were only on the website. I agree communication has been poor. I had to keep my eyes on Playbill.com because some of the articles were being published there.

I haven't received anything. I can't tell if that means I didn't win or they haven't sent the emails yet.

I bought a ticket to attend my first Tony Awards on 6/7/09. The event is black-tie, but I'm wondering if the dress code can be more lax for us peons sitting in the third mezzanine? Is a tuxedo required or can I get away with a dark suit?

How's the stage door at "The Country Girl?" Does it get swamped? Do the stars sign and take photos?

'Fame' exposes its shortcomings COMEDIAN'S LOVEFEST PERFECT FOR LAS VEGAS, NOT BROADWAY By Glenn Lovell Mercury News Martin Short tells us his new show is Broadway-bound after stops in Toronto and Chicago. The elfin dynamo might want to adjust his sights. ``Fame Becomes Me,' now at the Curran Theatre in San Francisco through May 21, is a pastiche of song, shtick and recycled TV bits that belongs not on the Great White Way but on the Vegas Strip. If ever a voice cried out for the accompaniment...

In EVERYBODY HATES CHRIS, Rochelle gets an anniversary gift to see DREAMGIRLS (show is set in 1980s).

Based on some of the descriptions described by people who have met Ms. Gleason, it sounds like she's just introverted. Some of the misconceptions of introverts are that they are unfriendly, shy, withdrawn, and don't like people. The fact of the matter is being around people is overstimulating to introverts. Their energy is drained in crowds. They may like people very much, but after talking to anyone, they usually begin to feel the need to take a break. Other notable introverts: Diane Sawyer,...