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The Janice Jam at Sony Hall will feature a ton of Broadway performers while raising money for breast cancer research.

For those curious about the lottery, there were 13 tickets available for tonight. I’d guess around 50 people in attendance. A friend won me a single ticket, Row C center of the rear mezzanine. The organizers mentions that seats may be partial view and pairs might be split. I’m unsure what the other winner locations were.

I got last row center through TodayTix rush this weekend.

TDF put me in F10 last night (moved to 12 to give myself and the patron next to me some extra leg room). I avoided this thread until after I saw the show, but I have a feeling I’ll be thinking about it for a while. So many different ways it can be interpreted. I think the part that really impacted me the most was 5’s appearance. Looking forward to seeing more of Sam Pinkleton’s directing work in the future.

Show started at about 8:30 tonight, they didn’t open the doors until 8. Every single swing was on and this was the listing on the board:Amy Keum was MwEPatrick Park was BradLina Rose Lee was IvyMarina Kondo was SonomaTimothy H. Lee was WooyeonJason Depinto was Camera Operator Director Teddy Bergman made a speech prior to the start thanking us for our patience as they were figuring things out with all of the coverage. He mentioned that some of the on-screen videos would not match up to the per...

Won for last Saturday matinee. Seats were right mezz K10 and K12.

I got Orchestra M7 for this past Friday’s performance of POTUS. Seats M1-5 were also taken but the rest of the row was empty.

AllThatJazz2 said: "Has anyone sat in J10/J12 in the orchestra, or similar? Trying to decide if those seats are too far over and if we'd miss anything on stage."I sat in I10 in November and don’t recall missing anything.

I was Orchestra D3 for Ain’t Too Proud on the 12/30 matinee.

I rushed for tonight's performance. Got there at 7:50 and was 10th in line (tickets 15 and 16). First person got there at 5am. Line grew quickly after 8am, with at least 50 people in line by the time the box office opened. Got Mezz B21-23.Had a ticket for next month so I'm very glad I was able to work things out and see it.

Finding Neverland had signed posters for $60 last night.

I rushed yesterday (two-show Tuesday). Arrived at 8:45 for a 10 box office opening and was #21 in line. Got H22 (single seat). Line easily reached 40 by 9:30. No clue how many tickets they gave out.

Performances will probably pop up on YouTube a few hours later. Not sure about the entire parade.

I work at Target -- the above post is true. It should be ready to sell tomorrow, probably on the front end by the registers for easier access. If you use a REDCard, you save 5% as well. It's in the ad for $11.99.

I think 6:30 is okay. I went for last Sunday ... my friend got there at 8 and was 13th in line. Those that got into the matinee arrived between 5 and 7.

^^ I was there today. They gave away 16 standing room tickets for the matinee. The first person to get into tonight's show was there at 7:30am (my party arrived at 8am). As stated, they originally said they had 13 tickets for tonight, then the guy came out and said 10 (those three people left), and then came out and said they pushed for three more standing room tickets (I felt really bad as the other group had already left, though I was safe with tickets 3 and 4). Five people in the SRO line ...

Marin usually does not come out between shows on two-show days.

Does anyone know how the rush has been for this show?

I went last year while Rob McClure and Stephanie J. Block were working it. They have BCEFA buckets on the counter with some autographed playbills (I don't recall the price for that). Getting a picture with someone was I think $10. I went in the beginning of their shift so there weren't crowds so I was able to have a nice, small chat with Mr. McClure. He stood behind the counter taking orders and getting it together for you. SJB ended up on the street trying to convince people to go inside (it...

I got a rush ticket for the 5/10 matinee performance at 12:40. It was stamped partial view and was side orchestra -- was partial for a combined two minutes.