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I bought Hot Tix for American Idiot and they were in the side orchestra (which was definitely partial view for that show). My friends also got Hot Tix in the side orch for Bring it On. What the website says about hot tix is that DAY OF, they are only available in the balcony- for Idiot, they sell unsold balcony seats as Hot Tix day of (I have heard they usually have more than just balcony, though). Still, that's a bit discouraging as I was hoping to get the side orch Hot Tix for Follies. I re...

Saw it in Utica last week. Talia Aaron is in Leslie's old track. Kaitlyn Terrill is officially in Alysha's old track, but she is out with an injury. Jillian Mueller went on for her track and sang TMTS in Utica and I believe Jennifer Bowles (whom they brought in from the old Broadway company to have a 2nd swing while Kaitlyn is out) has been on so far in Toronto. It is very difficult to say which guy is in which old track because by reducing the number of guys by 2, the tracks have been kind o...

I could not be happier for Christina. Loved her in Wicked and Marvelous Wonderettes- she really is something special, and this is a huge deal for her. Also a truly sweet person. Can't wait to attend one of her performances.

I saw it last night. I thought it was a lot of fun- it still needs some work, especially in act 1 in my opinion, but the crowd seemed to eat it up. I think it could definitely be a successful crowd-pleaser in NY.

Do you recall how much the lotto loser seats cost? Thanks!

American Idiot 16x Spring Awakening 12x Wicked 9x Legally Blonde 6x Hair 6x Next to Normal 5x RENT 4x Most are a combination of Broadway and tours.

My friend and I got there at 10am last Sunday and got 2 tickets in the right box. Excellent seats- very close to the stage and I didn't feel like I missed anything of importance. There were about 30 people already in line when we got there, and we heard they had about 50 tickets. A few people behind us also got tickets, but I doubt everyone did.

Any word on how rush has been?

Does anyone know what rush has been like?

I am seeing it tomorrow from the mezz, so I will let you know! On Saturday night not a ton of people went onstage for the curtain call...people seemed like they didn't know what to make of it. Kacie Sheik looked so excited when my friends and I started heading down the aisle, she practically dragged us onstage.

By "regular rush" they just mean one hour before rather than advance rush. It is still only for students.

Actually, my friends got us advance student rush on Saturday and they allowed 2 per ID. Don't know if this will change since they updated the policy today- as of last week they were saying it was all advance rush. Also, I've heard a lot of the rush seats have been in the mezzanine for this production. On Saturday we were given rear orchestra on the side, and they were great seats.

I saw the evening show in Providence last night, which was the same cast as the matinee with the exception of Emma being back. As a whole, I really enjoyed the tour cast. The show is in very good hands. The audience was also really into it and was immediately on their feet at the end, which was great to see for a touring house. As soon as I heard that Perry was cast, I was hoping he would be on when I saw it- loved him in the Spring Awakening tour. I thought he was a fantastic Gabe! His Gabe ...

From the Broadway Across America- Boston Facebook page: HAIR STUDENT RUSH UPDATE: ADVANCE Student Rush tickets are available for Tues-Thurs performances only. (you can purchase anytime during the week/day for those performances) Regular rush (arrive at the the theatre 1 hour before performance) is in effect Fri-Sun. $27 CASH.

Last I heard Andrew Call plans to be back on 3/29.

I sat in the very last row of the rear mezz (row R all the way on the right) recently and found the seats to be very good. The only thing we missed was St. Jimmy's entrance, but that is only because my friends and I were in the three seats furthest to the right. If St. Jimmy's entrance is important to you, I would sit on the left. You will be able to see Extraordinary Girl just fine from anywhere in the mezz.

I think anyone who's seen it will agree that this is an Off-Broadway show. Trying to make it anything bigger would take away so much of what makes it special. Apologize if this has been posted elsewhere already, but Brantley loved it: http://theater.nytimes.com/2011/03/10/theater/reviews/peter-and-the-starcatcher-at-theater-workshop-review.html?smid=tw-nytimesTheater&seid=auto

It's general rush, you don't have to be a student. General Rush: $30 - tickets available on day of performance when box office opens. Limit 2 per customer. Subject to availability.

I am sad about the Colonial, too, but BAA-Boston will be using the Shubert Theater as their second venue now, and it is at least similarly sized.

Boston's season: South Pacific 9/27-10/2/11 La Cage 12/5-12/18/11 American Idiot 1/24-1/29/12 The Addams Family 2/7-2/19/12 Les Miserables 3/13-4/1/12 Beauty and the Beast 5/29-6/3/12 Mamma Mia 6/19-6/24/12 Billy Elliot 8/1-9/2/12