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@chrishuyen: I’ve PMed you back!

Oh, I should mentioned: Mockingbird Standing Room $39 Tootsie Lotto win (so I don’t know where the seats are but I’ll be there too) $45

Okay, so I got into the city this morning and rushed To Kill a Mockingbird and got a standing room ticket. I also entered Tootsie lotto. I just won two tickets to Tootsie. Ive already seen Mockingbird so Id like to sell that ticket and also see if anyone wants to come to Tootsie with me tonight?

Boeing-Boeing! ($20 box seats day-of) Altar Boyz (off-Broadway, $26.50 seats day-of) Oh, and Legally Blonde's actually a lot of fun. Nevermind...

[title of show]. It's such an amazing show and it's closing in 2 weeks whereas most of the other stuff on your list will still be around for a while.

This was announced on Friday. It's old news.https://www.broadwayworld.com/article/title-of-show-to-Close-on-Broadway-October-12-20080919http://www.playbill.com/news/article/121557.htmlhttp://www.broadway.com/gen/Buzz_Story.aspx?ci=571472

Could anyone in/near the Manhattan area tell me what the weather's been like down there? I'm going to NYC from Toronto this weekend for the Flea Market and I checked AccuWeather for this weekend's weather and it's supposed to be really nice but I'd like a firsthand account. I just need to know what I should bring. It it sweater + jeans weather or t-shirt + skirt weather?

I am genuinely surprised and saddened. I love this little show!

GAH! So I am definitely going this year!! Hostel, bus, flight is close to $400 already but I know it's going to be totally worth it! I CAN'T WAIT!!! I am definitely picking up some Chatterbox DVDs...

^ XP Stupid stuck keypads.

LOL, I love how you were completely off. In your Subject, you said it's been 3 years but in your Message you say it's been 5. For the record, it's four years tomorrow. It closed September 5, 2004.

Well, when I rushed back in June, I got into the city (from Toronto) at 8am so it was still way too early to check into my hostel so I decided to get into the rush line. I got there around 8:30 and there were 6 people in front of me but by the time the box office opened at 10, the line was pretty long. As for the IDs, they definitely check them. Mine had a date but it was pretty close to expiring so they wanted another piece of ID with my birthday on it to verify that I was under 25. Hope tha...

November. It was weird, random, and quick frankly boring.

I've seen the show twice already and have plans to seeing a few more times. It's not for everyone but I thoroughly enjoy it! But you're entitled to your opinion...

Boo!! That sucks! Although I don't share in the Grease love, I can definitely share in the whole experience of seeing a live show love. I live in Toronto so every time I go to NYC, I try to make the most out of it so if I had tickets and the show was canceled, I would be pissed too. I had a trip planned back in December 2007, I had this trip literally planned for months and when the strike happened I was so worried that I wouldn't be able to see some of the shows I was really looking forward ...

3 times Wicked (tour x2, Broadway x1) Saved 2 times Xanadu [title of show] (that number will definitely go up) Take advantage of ruses/lottos people!!

And I forgot: When I look at you from The Scarlet Pimpernel I'd give it all for you from Songs for a new world Summer in Ohio from Last 5 years

Well, I was in NYC in July for 8 days and I saw 12 shows! LOL

At the [title of show] stagedor, when Jeff came around I went "It was an amazing show Hunter!" *OMFG DIES FROM EMBARRASSMENT* He gave me a weird look and my eyes went wide and I quickly "OMG! JEFFJEFFJEFF!!! Why am I always doing that?!?!" He gave me another weird look, signed my Playbill and CD insert, took a picture and walked away. XP

I miss the music from Curtains