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I went last night and rush seats were in the side mezzanine. We were second row right on the far aisle-- they were partial view, but there was very little obstructed aside from some of Helen's costume changes.

did anyone happen to try the matinee lottery today? i was thinking about trying for it next week, so i was wondering what my chances would be. has it calmed down at all recently?

I think the student tickets are essentially unsold house seats as opposed to a reserved row or section. If the show is sold out through September, that could be why they aren't offering them until then.

awesome thanks for the headsup

oh I'm heard from an usher at Tarzan that Julie Andrews was going to do a limited stint as Ms. Andrews, bummer that she isn't. i'm so gullible.

4, I saw Cats, and had to leave the theatre when one of them touched me. I went a second time when I was 5 and actually made it through the show that time (why is it that all foreign relatives wanted to see Cats, I ended up seeing it around 4 times)

'Boys and Girls (Like You and Me)' from Cinderella is a good one for an older couple.

Phylicia Rashad in Gem of the Ocean. I just lost it...

Dorothy's shoes in the Wizard of Oz.

my Dad did Colm Wilkinson's banking when he was in the US for Les Mis and never bothered to get an autograph or anything...gotta love parents.

the rose in Beauty and the Beast. The car in Chitty.

Wedding Singer for sure.

I go to Northwestern :) ! But wait i'm confused is this a production that is being put on or are they screening the film version that Kristin Chenoweth was supposed ot be making?

Tracy Chapman. And I gotta say Britney cause you know it'd be fun.

Marius-Les Mis

I had no idea it was such a big hit. So few people know about it nowadays it definitely didn't doesb't have the popularity of Sound of Music or Mary Poppins now.

I LOVE this movie, it is one that I grew up on and I wish more people knew about. A really wonderful, hilarious, satiric film that showcases Julie Andrews, Carol Channing, and Mary Tyler Moore brilliantly. In seeing the stage show, I was almost glad that it was soooo different from the film because I think that actually allowed me to like it a lot more and get over the fact that they were staging one of my favorite movies ever and without Julie Andrews. Mary Poppins on the other hand...yikes...

Gem of the Ocean... I cried out a contact. Les Mis

I think the archives are at the New York Public Library in Lincoln Center, and anyone can access the film, but you need to have a legitimate reason to see it and you can only see it once or something like that.

yay! now i'll be able to get in! lotteries are annoying cause u have no control at least this way if you really want to see it you can by getting there waaaaay early.