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ACL2006 said: "Cupid Boy2 said: "Does anyone know if Some Like It Hot has a lotto loser discount code?"no, but you can walk up to the box office and ask for a rush ticket. Typically will sell them and seats have been in the rear mezz."That’s helpful, thank you!

Does anyone know if Some Like It Hot has a lotto loser discount code?

I saw this last night and have mixed feelings about it. The catalyst of the narrative is intended to be the struggles the kids are facing in their everyday lives, which gets juxtaposed against the escape and the hope they find in making music together. And I felt that the book didn’t explore their challenges in a meaningful way, which undermined the payoff of those musical numbers. While many of the songs are quite tuneful and appealingly staged, I felt little investment in what they were rep...

I attended tonight. Along the lines of what dramamama has said, this production is looking for depth in the material that doesn’t exist, and the self-importance of the direction becomes frustrating when the ideas put forth by the book feel so much thinner in comparison. The latter of the two issues is what I would pinpoint as the primary reason I couldn’t get invested. It was a slog to sit through.

In some instances, scalpers will incorrectly gauge the level of demand that will exist and in effect, provide box office support that a show would otherwise not be receiving. When I saw The Band’s Visit in late 2017, the secondary market was flooded with excess supply, which enabled me to buy a seat well below face value. Zooming out, profits they’re deriving elsewhere certainly offset these sorts of losses, but I feel this is a case in which they’re doing some good.

amiyagi said: "Do they do box office rush? Discount code isn't great but there are tons of seats available during the week."They don’t. It’s lottery only.

Does anyone know if there’s a lottery loser discount?

Has anyone attempted rush or standing room lately?

Really lovely piece on Selina Fillinger. NY Times Interview

If you reside more than 100 miles from the city, you're eligible for a national membership, which costs only $12.

I did standing room a few weeks ago - it's $35.

I know it's a long shot, but given that three codes popped up for the matinee, I figured it couldn't hurt to ask: does anyone have an extra for the evening show tomorrow? I just need a single.

^^I've had consistently bad experiences with one particular gentleman at the Schoenfeld, and I wouldn't be surprised if it turned out to be the same person who gave you a hard time. He was just terribly rude to me two weeks ago for no reason. To balance out that negativity, though, I'll add that I find Jujamcyn to have the loveliest box office attendants across the board; I've never had an experience with one who wasn't incredibly kind and helpful.

What great sports. I was prepared for some cringe worthy response, but I'm glad to have been proven wrong.

Mr. Nowack said: "Obviously the broadest themes have broad relatability, but I would venture to say that the specific details (especially the hinted underage trysts and the suicide) alienate the story for a lot of people. It's not hard per se to look past these details and relate to the underlying themes but a lot of people have trouble ignoring or looking at those sorts of topics with an academic eye like many here can."I completely agree - conversations surrounding how hesitant audiences ca...

I think one of the most universal themes in Fun Home is the exploration of transitioning from childhood to adulthood and how that often includes coming to terms with your parents' flaws for better or for worse. And in turn, recognizing that some of their flaws may even be your own. "I can't find my way through. Just like you. Am I just like you?"

ljay889 said: "Some rushes are hitting $49 now, aren't they? I can see $129 rightfully being out of reach for some people, but If $40-$50 is impossible for some, they may need a new hobby. That range is starting to become the norm for the affordable options on Broadway."Yes, some rushes are certainly creeping up to those price ranges, but that does not make it any more affordable to certain classes of the population. Should it be, though? That's debatable in the realm of Broadway, and my answ...

ljay889 said: "There are $49 balcony seats and rear orchestra seats as low as $129. These are affordable options."Affordable by Broadway standards, yes. But that is still out of reach for many people. Given the length of the run and the cost of mounting the production, I'm not saying they should be charging less - it's just the reality of the situation.