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Hello!I'm looking for some indie theatre blogs to spread the word about my play that's coming up - do any of you guys have a fave go to blog that you get your theatre info from?Thanks a bunch for any help!!

Is this a hard show to rush? What's the likelihood of me getting one rush ticket to the show tonight around 5pm? Do they have SRO when the rush tickets are gone? Thanks!

I haven't renewed my TDF membership yet, but plan to soon. In the meantime, can anyone tell me if Cagney, You're a Good Man Charlie Brown, Ruthless or Halley Fieffer's new play ever show up on there? Thanks!

Thanks for the heads up.

Is it still on TDF? Are those seats as good usually as the rush seats?

Are there any codes for American Psycho? I really want to see it before it closes, I'll only be able to attend the last show, but the cheapest I've found tix in advance is around $50. I'm not sure I want to chance the rush and lottery for the last performance - unless those tix are usually always available? Also, is there any codes for Daddy Long Legs that are cheaper than $50?Thanks!

Hey guys!So I'm going to be in the city for the month of June with a super small theatre budget, but I have a lot of shows that I want to see. So, just throw out your fave ways to get super cheap or comp tix - I'm wondering if there's any I haven't heard of. I'm also looking for free readings to attend, so if you know of any in June, post them here! Right now I'm a member on TodayTix, Tix4Students, Gold Club, and I'm going to renew my TDF membership. Any other sites I should be a member of th...

So, it's not Broadway, or anything, but my play that I've been working on for the last six years was accepted into the Planet Connections Theatre Festival, which runs June - July! My play, INFINITELY YOURS is getting five performances:Sun 6/19 2pmSat 6/25 7pmThurs 6/30 9pmSat 7/2 11:30amTues 7/5 7pmIt's running at the Paradise Factory theatre downtown. I'm super excited about this! It's just now starting to feel real, I met my cast today, and they are going to be incredible in this play! It'd...

SAG-AFTRA Foundation and BroadwayWorld.comInvite You and A Guestto a Career Conversations Q&A with the cast of SHE LOVES ME:Laura Benanti, Zachary Levi, Jane Krakowski, Gavin CreelThursday, April 28th, 20161 pmThe New School - Auditorium on 12th Street66 West 12th StreetNew York, NY 10011 To RSVP simply register with your email:https://members.sagfoundation.org/events/6405You do not need to be a union member to attend this event. Please direct any questions to nyrsvp@sagfoundation.org and wri...

SAG-AFTRA Foundation and BroadwayWorld.comInvite You and A Guestto a Career Conversations Q&A with DANIELLE BROOKSTuesday, April 26th, 20161 pmThe New School – University Center63 Fifth AvenueNew York, NY 10011 To RSVP simply register with your email:https://members.sagfoundation.org/events/6430You do not need to be a union member to attend this event. Please direct any questions to nyrsvp@sagfoundation.org and write “Danielle Brooks” in the subject line. SYNOPSISSAG-AFTRA Foundation and Broa...

I was actually just at this show today (Wed matinee) and MCH, Tracy Letts and Toni Colette all came out. It didn't seem like Marisa was gonna come out, but I walked after I finally got my Dexter picture. :P (As did most of the people, actually, haha.) But the three that did come out were very friendly, and talked a little. Good luck! Also, I hope you'll enjoy the play! I saw it today for my third time, I just love this play! It's written in a different style from most plays, I think it's a br...

RippedMan - I'm curious what you hated about The Few? I didn't see The Whale, so I can't comment on that one, but I felt it was compelling. Did you catch any of The Hill Town plays?

They do still have that warning. Personally I think Rattlestick produces good plays (with the exception of A Fable, anyways.) But I loved the five Hill Town plays by Lucy Thuber (Scarcity, Ashville, Where We're Born, Killers and Other Family and Stay) with Scarcity and Killers being standouts to me. Also, I really enjoyed Halley Fieffer's How to Make Friends and Kill Them as quirky and twisted it was. I enjoyed The Few too, it was a strong play (although I think it was about three scenes too ...

So, the play is about the devil (Luke) and an angel (Angela) having a contest of sorts to see if they can persuade this guy (Johnny) to become good or evil. Both Luke and Angela have their fun with him, making him do things, playing with the order of events in his life so his path will once again meet up with this girl he fell in love with in the beginning of the play. That's the basic premise - but the journey we take with Johnny is a lot more complex (I think more than it needs to be.) It's...

I'm trying to buy a LincTix ticket online for Act One, and I'd like to sit in the front row, but I'm confused. Row J keeps coming up for every date, and it says it's only two rows from the stage? Then for the sides it's saying row C is the first row. I can believe that, but is row J the second row for the center? Any help would be much appreciated! Thanks!

I saw the pictures on the director's Facebook page too, that's why I thought it looked amazing, plus the synopsis sounded interesting to me. So I ended up seeing the show today. It, uh, it needs work. I totally admire the playwright, and the director, and the cast to just jump in on this massive play and put it up and to just do it. But it's not there yet. There certainly are some great moments, some great lines. I feel it's trying to say something important about life, and politics, and what...

I sent you a text, did you not get it?

I am!! Just sent you a message! Is this for the matinee or evening?

I am going tonight and am super excited about it! It looks amazing! I'll report back tonight. :)

Does anyone happen to have the P2P code for this show they can PM me? For some reason I don't seem to get those emails anymore. Thanks! :)