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I'm heading to London for about ten days in May 2025. I am planning to see 5-6 shows while I'm there. I'm in New York a lot, so I don't want to see anything that's easy to see in New York (Moulin Rouge, Hadestown, etc). Any show recommendations would be welcome!

Robbie2 said: "forfivemoreminutes said: "I got an audience rewards ticketfor early June. The seat is N-1, which should be perfect."Show won't be open in June as I heard a closing notice is coming. Go see it this week!"Oh no, I won't be in NYC until June 3! When will closing be?

I got an audience rewards ticket for early June. The seat is N-1, which should be perfect.

Is this likely to extend past July 21? Debating whether I should make a trip to Boston just for this or whether I can plan to see it the first week of August when I already have a Boston trip planned.

I have two TDF tickets for Lempicka available for Wednesday March 27 at 8 pm. $61 if anyone wants to purchase. I am also attending the show; I just bought different seats when they became available for a good price and now want to sell the TDF ones. I will pick up the tickets at the box office and give them to you in person. DM me if you're interested! Happy to send proof of purchase via email.

Does TDF ever give out partial view seats?

I have made about 6 missing points requests for audience rewards over the past month; however, none of these points have yet been added and it still shows as “pending.” How long does it usually take for these points to move from pending to show up in my account? Has audience rewards been particularly slow at this over the past month or is it probably an issue with my account? In the past I haven’t had to wait this long to have my points added.

Has anyone seen Lempicka through TDF? If so, where were your seats?

What are the odds of this extending another week to March 31? I'm in NYC the last week of March (starting March 27) and I'd love to catch this before it closes, but I only have one show slot left! Should I hold off on buying a ticket to something else and try to catch this one?

Anything new for either Doubt or Little Shop? Doubt's codes only work until today; they don't work at all for March or April.

So is the Frozen tour ending without ever coming to Toronto? It’s shocking to me that Ottawa got the Frozen tour but Toronto didn’t.

Anything for Doubt?

I was so impressed when I saw the show on Saturday night; de Waal and Christopher were absolutely incredible. Christopher is so intense and menacing, and de Waal sings the score beautifully. Highly recommend seeing the two of them before Foster and Tveit start!

Does anyone have a sense of what the layout of the theatre will be and what the view will be like from the back of the orchestra? I'm looking at seats in row K or row L of the orchestra and I'm not sure if those will be obstructed or too far back, or if those rows are right beside the sound booth, which would not be my preference. Would row K or L be equivalent to row Z in the usual layout of the theatre (which was beside the sound booth in past iterations)? It looks like the stage is going t...

Anything for Sweeney prior to Aaron and Sutton starting?

Thanks everyone for your help! My plan as of now is to see The Connector, Once Upon A Mattress, Our Class at BAM, Days of Wine and Roses (which I loved off-Broadway), and Sweeney (hoping tickets will be much cheaper after Josh and Annaleigh have left).

I'm going to be in NYC January 25-28. Are there any off-Broadway shows playing at that time that I should see?

Having seen this play twice now, I think my take is that the themes are incredibly lofty and complex and compelling and topical and multi-layered, AND the play falls short in many ways of its full potential, as a piece of writing and also as a theatrical work. The ideas themselves are there, and in some spots executed beautifully and evocatively, and in other spots (in my opinion with Elodie and Molly in particular) executed rather clumsily. I'm still really glad I saw this show, and it gave ...

BWW lists the NYT review as positive, but it's definitely mixed at minimum (maybe mixed to negative).I also think the Variety review is pretty spot on, particularly in noting "Molly and Patrick representing a sort of naïve and ungenerous unawareness" and "it's in the character of Molly that the show falls flattest." Completely agree.

I've used it both to buy and sell tickets; I often enter lotteries for two people with the hope that a friend might come with me, but when I've been unable to find a friend to go with, it's been amazing to be able to sell the second one on Theatr. Usually the ticket sells within an hour, sometimes within minutes, and I've never run into any problems. Much more secure in my experience than other reselling markets. I've also bought some tickets on Theatr. I once even found a ticket last minute ...