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Danielle49 said: "schubox said: “Is there a good code? I’d like to see this with Gavin, but I don’t feel like dropping almost $200 for anything decent, and I heard the rush seats aren’t very good"

I realize now that I put this in the other Waitress thread, but THM3 gets you tickets for$49 (mezz row K-M), $69 (mid-mezz)and$89 (side orchestra and front mezz)"

Is this supposed to work for all dates? Because I've tried

bumping! curious about that price discrepancy.

ccbway said: 
"I think there is misconception that the stage is incredibly high. I rushed and sat in row A a few weeks ago and a cushion isn't necessary at all unless you have burning desire to see people's toes at the back of the stage. I'm not tall whatsoever (5'4"?format=auto&width=600 - I got the cushion because of all of the warnings and found it pretty unnecessary.

If you're 5'9" or 6'2" it's definitely NOT needed and you're just going to cause an ripple effect for the people sitting behind you."

I'm 5'4 also and I literally can't see anything happening that isn't all the way downstage without a cushion. And all of my friends are the same. So it really depends on the person I guess.

Mayar2132 said: "It is under my dads card... hopefully I can go "

If it was your dad's card and he's going to be there, you're fine. Nine times out of ten they just ask for your name, not the card, anyway. You'll be fine.

I plan on rushing this weekend so I'm bumping for any recent updates

I rushed last Friday, there wasn't a single person in line until about 8:30. I got in line about 9:20 and was 7th. My seats were the second and third to last in the front row of the center section.

People typically get them an hour or two before the show. Which probably means it's only if the show sells out? I don't know if that's true though.

Also sro isn't even advertised for this show, but I know of people who have gotten them so I know they have them. 

Not that I think he'd save the show from closing but a lot of you are forgetting that he's a popstar with a huge following of young girls. He was a name long before Hamilton/DWTS. So I think he'd definitely bring in some people, but yeah no not big enough to save the show.

I've been a fan of his for many years. He's an incredibly talented writer (Jonas Brothers Disney-pop lyrics notwithstanding). I'm actually pretty excited to see what he's done.

Gypsy_Mamma said: "Arrived around 10:45/11 yesterday.Jillian Mueller made a last minute (and flawless)debut as Vivian at the matinee. What a force that gal is!"

I'd love to hear more about her performance! I was hoping to see her debut but it was such short notice. Not sure if you have seen the show with Sam but I'd love to know how her performance compares.

matty159 said: "Maybe they just moved everyone down to the Dress Circle. All I know is what I saw. And pardon my mistake, it was Friday night, not Saturday. It might not have been “closed” per se, but it was empty."

This has been happening at a lot of performances of this show recently. They have been moving everyone down to dress circle and even that isn't full. it's sad, really.

newintown said: "darquegk, Iagree. I think the 1986 filmWorking Girlswas much more interesting than the two-dimensional Cinderella retread that isPretty Woman(film or musical).

One significant thing, perhaps - Vivian is no "high-class escort;" she's a streetwalker. And on top of that, a streetwalker who is always perky, an expert on cars, a mistress of hand-to-hand combat, and able to inject scruples and integrity into a man devoid of both.