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Telecharge does have it listed under the "About The Show" section.

Huss417 said: "On Broadway Direct it has this listed."PLEASE NOTE: Sarah Paulson will not appear in the 6/26 matinee and evening performances."Main page shows her not being in the 6/22 performanceYou will see the message when you click on Buy Tickets.https://broadwaydirect.com/show/appropriate/Not sure how accurate they are but wanted to give a heads up."Telecharge is the primary ticket seller for Appropriate so for the most accurate info, check Telecharge.com/Appropriate-Tickets

Just saw a bunch last week! I highly recommend People, Places & Things and Next to Normal. I'm still thinking about those two.Operation Mincemeat, Guys & Dolls, Two Strangers and Standing at the Sky's Edge were also great.Much Ado About Nothing, Kiss Me Kate and Starlight Express were fun, but I would prioritize the others. Unless you're dying to see Stephanie J Block. She does not disappoint!

Lena Hall made a guest appearance as a contestant tonight! And per her request, she was pied in the face. Marc mentioned that she's working on a one woman show. Can't wait for that!Life and Slimes is a delight and there's a lot more to the show than I expected.

I don't have the coffee table book from the original Broadway production in front of me, but I believe it indicates that "I'm Here" was not written for the out of town tryout. The writers had conversations with LaChanze where she expressed what the character was feeling at that point in the show. It was only then that they wrote the song.

The Entertainment Community Fund is throwing a benefit concert at the Shubert.And All That Jazz: A Celebration of the Legendary Chita RiveraMonday, February 20, 2023, 7:30 pmThe event will feature Laura Benanti, Jason Danieley, George Dvorsky, Andy Karl, Nathan Lane, Brian Stokes Mitchell, Bebe Neuwirth, Orfeh, Mary Beth Peil, John Riddle, Leslie Uggams, Betsy Wolfe, the American Pops Orchestra conducted by Luke Frazier and iconic dance numbers staged by Lloyd Culbreath.

Like yyys mentioned, Little Shop has been offering lottery tickets for this week at rush.telecharge.comThey're also offering lottery tickets to Almost Famous, A Beautiful Noise, Fiddler on the Roof, Kimberly Akmibo, Leopoldstadt, Ohio State Murders, The Phantom of the Opera, The Piano Lesson, The Play That Goes Wrong, A Sherlock Carol, Some Like It Hot, A Strange Loop, Take Me Out and Topdog/Underdog.And they have digital rush tickets for Fiddler on the Roof, A Sherlock Carol and A Strange Loop.

Caught the show again last night. I saw Max Clayton and Kathy Voytko individually before and it was a delight to see them together. Max was much more playful this time around. I initially saw Kathy the first time she went on and see was great under the circumstances. She has grown substantially in the role. It's still in the vein of Sutton's take, but the humor seems uniquely her own. Most notably, she is now singing "My White Night" in the original key which really allows her soprano to shin...

veronicamae said: "JasonC3 said: "Given that these types of events happen fairly regularly, I'd love to know what faulty assumptions the organizers made that led to such a bad logistics experience."Right? A full Broadway show happens in that theater every night. Why on earth was this handled any differently? Was it due to the ticketing - i.e. it wasn't done through Telecharge? Were all tickets will call only? So confusing."No, they did not use Telecharge. Everything was will call.

Nina Arianda in Venus in FurBryan Cranston in NetworkGlenda Jackson in Three Tall WomenCherry Jones, Zachary Quinto, Celia Keenan-Bolger and Brian J. Smith in The Glass MenagerieAudra McDonald in Lady Day at Emerson's Bar & GrillLaurie Metcalf in A Doll’s House, Part 2John Cameron Mitchell in Hedwig and the Angry InchCynthia Nixon in WitBernadette Peters and Elaine Stritch in A Little Night MusicBen Platt in Dear Evan Hansen

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The first 10 that come to mind:Nina Arianda in Venus in FurChristine Ebersole in Grey GardensEllen Greene in Little Shop of HorrorsGlenda Jackson in Three Tall WomenTracy Letts in Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf?Patti LuPone in GypsyAudra McDonald in Lady Day at Emerson’s Bar and GrillJohn Cameron Mitchell in Hedwig and the Angry InchAmy Morton in August: Osage CountyAlice Ripley in Next to Normal

The "no ticketing sessions available" message doesn't mean the site crashed. It means that all of the ticketing sessions are being used and you need to wait until someone completes their session. I got the message and then tried again and got right through. Super exited!

You'll definitely want a shot of the Shubert/Booth wall in Shubert Alley between 44th and 45th Streets. There's also a plaque embedded in the ground.

The Telecharge Winter Storm box takes you to this page if you're having trouble finding it: https://www.telecharge.com/orderstatus.aspx

^ I never would have guessed that it was her first time on. She was wonderful!

In order of how much I enjoyed them:1. Beauty and the Beast2. Aida3. Peter and the Starcatcher (if we’re counting this one)4. Newsies5. Marry Poppins6. The Lion King7. Aladdin8. The Little Mermaid9. Tarzan

It was a magical experience! The talent onstage was incredible and the audience was living for it. The only time I've seen people leap to their feet that quickly was after Rose's Turn at Patti's final performance.

LizzieCurry said: "For those afraid of URL shorteners, it's an NPR link (this is the longer version):https://www.npr.org/sections/health-shots/2018/02/11/582527472/its-ok-to-look-at-your-phone-at-a-broadway-show-if-your-hearing-is-impairedThey talked about this quite a bit at BroadwayCon last year and this. I'm really impressed. I didn't get to ask, though, what resources they might have for a patron who doesn't have a smartphone — would theatres have a stripped-down spare smartphone in the h...