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disneybroadwayfan22 said: "First pic of bows. Just know they do something really cool for Christian and Satinehttps://www.instagram.com/p/BlE2tEzAlSf/?taken-at=1466706343368415 Click Here To Toggle Spoiler ContentThey're on a swing"This didn't happen at today's matinee.

I just got back from the matinee too. I won the lotto and had tickets in the Dress Circle, row K. Not bad seats for the price ($35 each, max 2). They were considered limited view, but I didn't really miss much (I only missed some of the action in one of the front corners of the stage where it extends out).The show is mostly style with little substance. There are definitely a lot of flaws with the book; however, I didn't go in with the highest expectations.I hated the movie, but thoroughly enj...

Dress Circle row K for the 2 pm matinee

mufish said: "millie_dillmount said: "I just won lotto tickets via Today Tix. Just curious how the lotto seats are typically?"I did not win, but thought I'd add that they did send a lotto loser offer this morning; however, I wasn't quick enough so I continue to get the message that all of the tickets are currently on hold in others' carts. It's early enough in the run that I'm not going to resort to just buying a regular price ticket quite yet (living here helps!) but I am glad that they've e...

I just won lotto tickets via Today Tix. Just curious how the lotto seats are typically?

RIP...http://www.theguardian.com/film/2016/jan/14/alan-rickman-giant-of-british-film-and-theatre-dies-at-69

I meant to post this a couple of weeks ago. I saw the show at A.R.T. end of August, and holy cow, was I impressed! I wanted to see this because I became a fan of Jessie Mueller after seeing her in Beautiful. Otherwise I didn't have that high expectations for the show (there are several movie-musicals I've seen that have been less than stellar).Not surprisingly, Jessie Mueller was an absolute standout. Sara Bareilles's score is amazing! I can't wait for them to release a cast album. Very origi...

Out of curiosity...why cast someone in the role if they cannot hit all the notes? Granted, I know it is just one note - is this common practice? I'm aware that Phantom's title song is a pre-recorded track, but from my understanding that has to do with where the actors are on stage...I could be wrong?

For anyone in the Boston area: she'll be performing with the Pops this spring season, in June.

Are you under 35 and who are you going with? There may be cheaper alternatives for the Broadway shows so you can do both AND see Julie Andrews. Not sure what price range you are looking to stay in. Lincoln Center has LincTix (http://www.lct.org/linctix) for 21 to 35 year olds. You can only get 1 ticket per person, but it says you can coordinate with other members (you can get your companion(s) to join if they meet requirements) to see shows together. There is also HipTix via Roundabout that o...

Bump. Does anyone know if Jessie will be performing tonight? I thought I read somewhere that her understudy did some performances this week and wasn't sure about the evening performance (barring any illness/emergency of course).

I am going to the evening performance on Saturday Feb 7. I would love to see Jessie Mueller. Barring any unforeseen circumstances, should she be performing that day? Not sure if Telecharge still informs ticket buyers of vacation dates as they did last year.

"Jenn is the second cover for the role and she opts to list Ann as her only role in the show in the Playbill." Why would someone opt to not be listed as the second cover? I remember reading the answer to that on another thread, but can't remember.

Unfortunately I can't afford the best orchestra or mezzanine seats...so between my two choices, what is the better?

Hi guys I am trying to buy tickets to Jersey Boys for someone for Christmas and the best (closest) discounted seats I came across for the time/day I am considering is Row N, but all the way to the extreme sides. Are these partial view? I understand the tickets towards the front/extreme sides are partial view, so I wasn't sure since these were further back, the view was slightly better? Would the mezzanine overhang block the view of the projections? Or should I opt for center orchestra, but al...

"My only gripe about Phantom is they digitally enhance the actors voices and include pre-recorded material, which I believe is a sin for a Broadway show." They do this during the title song because of how it is staged. Christine and the Phantom are offstage part of the number too and I believe at one point they have body doubles. I've seen it on Broadway as well as the most recent tour. The girl who played Christine (Julia Udine) had an amazing voice, but lacked chemistry with both Raoul and ...

"Sutton and Hunter Foster, circa 2004, in Thoroughly Modern Millie, and Little Shop of Horrors respectively. Probably other overlaps too." Sutton was also in Drowsy Chaperone while Hunter had a stint in the Producers.

It's super touristy and one of those shows if you've seen it once, there is no use going back (maybe once every so often). I first went about 15 years ago when I was 12. I made a return visit last year because I was curious. I've never seen so many disruptive people in a theater (again, because there are SO many tourists). My mom and I had aisle seats, and there were so many latecomers blocking our view as they were walking down the aisle. People were coming in even much later into the show. ...

"I thought I also heard about Jenn Bambatese (she did just work with director Marc Bruni on The Sound of Music at the Lyric Opera in Chicago)." You mean Jenn Gambatese?

Part time but job can be up to 40 hours a week?