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Rush seats are very good! I got fourth row orchestra to the side, so slightly partial view but considering it's a one-woman show, not much action was missed except for a minute near the middle of the show.

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Got two rush tickets instead of one on accident this morning for tonight’s (6/12) first preview of Girls & Boys. $30 + $7.50 fee. Comment or message for details!

Just to reaffirm, I saw the second D.C. preview and that was not the case.

I'm almost positive it was Ed Sheeran's version of the song. I recognized his voice/sound immediately.

Found this on Stacey Mindich's website and it mentions Diane Paulus. Could this be it? (Forgive me if I'm mistaken/this is old news/irrelevant). "it is a story making its way to the stage as a musical, helmed by Tony Award-winning director Diane Paulus and written by acclaimed playwright Lisa D’Amour."http://staceymindichproductions.com/dunbar.html

I've been to the Jacobs many times- most recently I sat in the center of J, and it was the perfect sightline and did not feel too far away at all. I've also sat in H2 right orchestra which was great, but seeing shows straight-on and being able to get the full perspective is wonderful. It might be a tad cramped for you, but it's really not too squished. Hope this helped!

Well I went back in January, and there weren't any barricades. It was super casual and unless a cast member was in a hurry, they stopped to chat, sign, and take photos. I was at a Saturday matinee and Alex Sharp, Enid Graham, Francesca Faridany, Helen Carey, Jocelyn Bioh, and Ben Horner came out. Probably more would come out in the evenings, especially now that it's summer and not freezing outside. There were probably about 10 other people waiting, maybe 15 max. Not sure how it is now, though...

At the penultimate performance of Once, I sat next to two OBC members (Elizabeth A. Davis and David Abeles) and in front of us were Steven Hoggett and Sara Bareilles!

Signature posted this promo video yesterday... thoughts? link

Could you order the playbill and poster while in NYC and have it shipped to your hotel?

I went into one of the shops in the theatre district with a ton of Broadway merch in Feb 2014 and asked about it, and the cashier said when Steve & Cristin left the show, they stopped selling the posters.

http://sot.ag/3Ktt6 eh, why not // clicking all of your links!! best of luck!

For anyone familiar with the theatre-- I'm pretty sure the seats marked $47 are partial view, but do you know how bad the view is? Would it be better just to get the $90 tickets? Thanks!!

I use the Staples better mini binders. They're the perfect size and you can label the spine. Also, they have pockets for storing tickets, etc.

I'm very intrigued and excited to see this show next weekend!

Well when I saw it March 29th pre-Tony madness, I got $35 rush tickets left orchestra, with aisle seats in row S (last row), and had no issues with viewing.

okay awesome thanks! hopefully all goes well. And I've read a bunch of these reviews, and I'm really excited to see the show later this month!!

does anyone know if the actors come out and sign afterwards? I know there's not really a stage door at signature, but i'd really love to meet them and chat with them afterward. I just didn't know if like it would be weird if I did?

I went! It was pretty typical last-show stuff. Sutton said a few things, about how the show was special, that it was in fact closing night, etc. She actually invited the creative team on stage to take final bows with the rest of the cast, so I'm pretty sure Jeanine Tesori and the Sherman-Pallidinos were among the ones on stage since I recognized some faces. Something funny Sutton said during her remarks was that "...I'm sorry, we're having brisket after the show and I just keep thinking brisk...