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PipingHotPiccolo said: "Binau, is the play staged with the action in center? I see lots of discounted tickets in the side orchestra (and a few "partial views" in front row mezz)...."I was there last night as well, most if not all of the show takes place in the center however the set design has columns, that I could see blocking some scenes slightly if you are sitting on the far sides. I was right Orchestra but more in the center and nothing was obscured. The show itself was fine, the acting w...

Click Here To Toggle Spoiler ContentI had a rush ticket from TodayTix, and was sat on the side where the stage usually is, and I felt fully immersed by the show, they make good use of running around the stairs, and platforms surrounding the seating.On my way home from tonight’s performance. I had very little expectations going in, I have never read/seen The Skin of Our Teeth. I LOVED IT. I was expecting this to be good but not walk out with music in my head. Act One is about 50 minutes with A...

Yeah, they definitely slimmed down once the shows were in progress, but so did the booths, most were wrapping up or trying to get rid of as much as they had left. Around 3:30 Curtain Call was selling everything at the table for $1, others were taking offers for what they had.

I honestly thought this was the best year post-COVID offerings wise. The show booths had some pretty cool offerings: GYPSY - tons of stage props, signed and unsignedDeath Becomes Her - a slew of jewelry/patches made out of fallen beaded danglers from Michelle Williams prologue dress, vial of those beads and vials of beads and fabric from Madelines “For the Gaze” dress, Cufflinks with card backing signed by Chris Sieber AND Photo op in Madeline Ashton’s Twisted Neck prosthetic from the Chicago...

MadsonMelo said: "brenway said: "Saw this via digital rush tonight, and wow what a show and what a performance by Sarah Snook. The Tony is hers by my account. I was enamored the entire time. Might try to make it back before it closes next month."What seats did you got?"Left Orchestra Row M Seat 23, fantastic seat for the price!!

Saw this via digital rush tonight, and wow what a show and what a performance by Sarah Snook. The Tony is hers by my account. I was enamored the entire time. Might try to make it back before it closes next month.

Parroting others but that was just insanely well done in so many ways. Three standing ovations mid performance, yes it was the first preview but I felt all were deserved.I don’t see a way Nicole doesn’t win a Tony for her performance, I know it’s early and a loaded season but I don’t think her performance of Norma Desmond will ever leave me.On another note, they are VERY strict with no late seating and no restrooms during the performance. It was sold out but the seat next to me was empty, I d...

It was busy but I still had a great time. I think the gridlock on 45th was crazy but I honestly avoided that area when matinee audiences started to line up, always insane but love hearing some of the funny comments by unknowing audience members, “what are they selling here? Dust collectors?” Didn’t get too much, bought a Jimmy Kimmel Live picture frame signed by NPH at his booth and got a picture with him for $50 total. I must have made it to booth at the right time before they had a system, ...

Saw this on Sunday and still cannot stop thinking about it. This is how you do a revival! It is just so much fun! I knew a bit about ballroom culture going in, but honestly didn’t necessarily think you need to beforehand! I loved all the changes made and yet how it still felt so faithful to the material.I was seated directly behind the judges table which was had two people (execs?) from the House of Maison Margiela on Sunday. They provide the “judging” until Old Deuteronomy appears! It seems ...

Huss417 said: "Just a question for those who have sat in the $59.00 Obstructed Orchestra seats. I'm assuming the farther I go back in the orchestra the view might be better but is there anything major that I would be missing on the stage from these seats?"I sat in one of these a few weeks ago, I think row J right orchestra and missed nothing, maybe missed the drummers face for one scene, nothing of significance. Felt so closely intimate with the show. Well worth being on the side.

Saw this tonight, absolutely loved it. Maleah injured herself during one of the first songs, fell off one of the benches and looks like she sprained her ankle, was rubbing it for the next song or so. She ran off stage (crying in pain) after the first verse of Kaleidoscope. I truly felt awful for her. Got an announcement that the show was paused for injury and 10 minutes later Gianna Harris went on as Ali for the remainder of the show. Hoping Maleah is okay but Gianna killed it. Cast were very...

Recent seat report:Illinoise - Sat evening - Orchestra Front Right, Row H, Seat 16. Great seat, only missed seeing the female singers but nothing else blocked.The Wiz - Sun evening - Orchestra Rear Right, Row X, Seat 10. Seat is fine, show is a disappointment.

Seats for Suffs today were in Right Mezzanine, Row C, Seats 20,22 and 24 Perfect seats, near sound board but didn’t bother me at all

Went to today’s matinee (via TDF) and was in the front row, seat 3. Splash Zone, and ponchos were available for $1. I didn’t mind whatever it was about to be splashed on me, so I went without.Couldn’t have been more fun and charming! As others have said you just can’t help root for Marc.I was lucky enough to be selected to participate in Double Dare. Yes I did the physical challenge and my team won! My prize was an $25 voucher to a nearby restaurant, can’t beat that. (Audience participation i...

Been meaning to post this, saw the second preview on Saturday. I thought act 1 was very good but not going to lie the momentum kinda died once intermission started back up. I love physical comedy and TPTGW but something was missing for the first 15 minutes of Act 2, maybe it was the song that was sung? Could also be the amount of audience participation that was egged on by Hook. The audience wouldn’t stop booing and he kinda lost all control and had to scream his next line. There was way more...

My seat for SLIH last Saturday for the matinee was row J, Mezz (so the horrible overhang). It seemed like the whole row was TDF. The show was not sold out though, so the usher told us we could move down to Front Mezz prior to act one starting (didn't start until 2:15).

Saw this on Tuesday night and loved it. Left work for lunch and swung by the box office (around 1pm) to see if they had any rush seats left, ended up getting a great seat ORCH L 9. It seems like they will try to give you any seats they have left. This show is so charming and the whole cast brought it. I have Skater Planet stuck in my head still. I cannot wait to see this again!

Some Like It Hot is now up for the first week of November.

Into The Woods is up for tomorrow through Thursday.

I saw the matinee today, and absolutely loved it. I had only listened to a few songs prior and never seeing any version of this show, I had no expectations going in. Perhaps that helped? The music of this show is incredible and echo others who have requested a cast recording. There’s so much depth to the new orchestrations, I hope one is coming. Nothing else to add but add me to the impressed pile.