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I was holding out hope that she'd bring Rochelle, Rochelle: The Musical to Broadway, but I guess this is good news as well. :)

I went with ticketmaster resale exactly for that reason. Figured if I was already overpaying, it was worth the extra $$ as assurance since ticketmaster reissues it in your name. We got tickets for a Saturday night in December and had no issues getting in.I'd highly recommend biting the bullet and paying whatever you can afford to see the show. It's amazing.

As near as I can tell you can't access them via the map, but I found them by clicking "List all resale" and then scrolling. So far, that's the only way I've been able to spot them and, thus far, it's always been resale.

deloverly said: "Thanks so much for all the info! I was able to get two box seats for my folks for December. I got them at the theatre (they were $167, and are considered partial view.) I was told they are only sold there."Lucky you! I called the box office direct today and was told that the only way to get box office seats was secondary market through ticketmaster (which have them listed at $400 and up). If I knew they still had seats available for the date(s) I wanted I might consider takin...

Did a search and didn't see anything, but apologies if this has been covered before. Has anyone used Seat Geek for secondary market tickets? Trying to score Hamilton seats and getting way too obsessive about cost and potentially getting scammed so I wondered how reliable they were. Ticket prices are comparable to ticketmaster resales, but you save a ton by not paying the fees that ticketmaster tacks on. Just wondering if anyone had used them and if you'd recommend them. Thanks!

All of them. :)I honestly can't believe how good this cast album is. I've gone from wanting to see the show because I'm a history nerd to thinking that it's probably not as good as the hype to I NEED TO FIND A WAY TO SEE THIS...To answer your question, though, "My Shot" is awesome and I love the multiple themes converging in "Non-Stop". The one I play the most, though, is "It's Quiet Uptown". There's such beauty in the lyrics, the storytelling and the music. Breaks my heart listening to it.

Yup. Very similar riff. I also think the harmony in the chorus of It's Hard To Be The Bard is very reminiscent of Queen (I think it's Somebody To Love where they sing "Can anybody find me...")

Steve Harley was the "rocker guy" that did the POTO videos before the show premiered in London. As far as Patinkin in Phantom, this is from a People magazine article in 1989 (which, sadly, I remembered and then snagged off the google): "When invited to take the lead in the original London production of Phantom of the Opera, Patinkin turned it down because he didn't want to move his family."

No OBC of Shogun was ever recorded, unfortunately. Saw the show with Philip Casnoff after it opened at the Marquis and thoroughly enjoyed it. Much better than Karrie, IMO. There's both an "unofficial" audio and video of the show floating around.

"One Gay More" from Gay Miserables

Useless fact of the day: Steven Pasquale and Idina Menzel played romantic interests in one of the early seasons of "Rescue Me". Menzel's character was a horrendous kisser and Pasquale's Garrity feigned being gay to get out of the relationship, to which she replied "I could tell."

Great news! We just saw the show Wednesday and LOVED it. So happy it's going to continue!

That's right. I knew he wasn't the only Phantom this year, but I couldn't remember who else.

Hasn't Hugh left briefly at the end of his contract a few times and then returned? I'd say it's possible you'd see him, but it'll be a while before anything's known (as Gingersnap2 said). He's great in the role so I hope he's there when you're there!

The 1st National Tour's Philly Stop (Fall '88 - Spring '89) was my first time seeing the show (seeing any show actually) so I have very fond memories of Victoria Clarke as Mme. Thenardier. If I remember, she played opposite Neal Ben-Ari as Thenardier. Half that cast eventually got called up to the Broadway company (Schulman, Pistone, Panaro, Kolinski) and I think Melissa Errico was in the wave of replacements that came after the call ups. I could be wrong, but I know she wasn't in the company...

I loved it, but it appears it's not for everybody. I'm okay with that.

"A lack of Wesley Taylor!" Probably the first time in the history of the world that this phrase has been uttered!

I went to HS with the family he's marrying into. They's good peeps.

Two near misses from a few years ago: Lestat was recorded and never released. Lennon was either recorded or at least scheduled to record and then was pulled.