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I'll be in London the first week of March and I am currently compiling a list of the theater I want to try to see. I figured I'd come here so I know if I'm missing out on anything. I already have tickets for The Seagull and Much Ado About Nothing, and I saw Benjamin Button, Prada, and The Producers in my December/January trip.My current list is:Richard IITitaniqueThe YearsUnicornThe ScoreKyotoElektraSecond BestAlterationsCluelessOedipusAny suggestions?

Has anyone done the rush/standing room as of late? I know it's Madix's last week so it may be crazy, but a standing room seat is a much better price than what they're offering currently.

Have there been any Moulin Rouge discounts lately?

Those are definitely my top two choices, but I may only have time for one with their schedules and mine. I'm leaning a little more towards "Backstairs Billy" because it seems very much a British show and I could see a world where The Little Big Things possibly played else where or transfers to another theater later in the year.

I'm heading to London tomorrow for a winter theater trip and I have most of my time planned, but I have a few new open spots that I can fill. I currently have tickets for Sunset Boulevard, Stranger Things, The Witches, Operation Mincemeat, and I will be buying tickets to The Motive and the Cue. I originally was planned on seeing Cold War, but I lost track of time and it's sold out. I have one or two spots to fill, but I'm interested in some other recommendations. I was thinking maybe Hamnet, ...

As anyone else done the $50 ticket initiative? I'm interested in doing it, but would like to know where the seats are located first.

Are there any discounts anywhere?

Is there another code for The Shark is Broken? SBDM621 seems to be invalid now.

I think shows are collecting until April 23rd. They were collecting tonight at "A Doll's House" - $100 for a signed playbill and $200 for a signed poster.

I also think this year would be a great time to honor Adrienne Kennedy. She is 91 years old and had her Broadway debut this year. Her works have pushed the boundaries of theater and inspired so many new writers and creators. "Ohio State Murders" may not have been a success and her work may not be "Broadway", but I think her immense career and long-due Broadway debut should mean something.

Has anyone seen a discount code for this yet or at all?

For those who have been to the Eisenhower Theater before, what is the view like from the extreme sides of the orchestra? I want to go this week and they have a bunch of partial view seats on the far sides of the orchestra, but I want to know how partial they are.

https://www.playbill.com/job/the-thanksgiving-play-nyc-epa-02-07-23/e8e7a0dd-409c-4ae9-a553-6d6913f5bf78According to this Playbill listing, offers are out for all four roles and they are looking for understudies. Hopefully we'll hear something soon.

Does anyone have a discount code for this while it's in Philly?

Does anyone have a discount code that isn't BWAY week? Thanks!

Miles2Go2 said: "Only one I’m aware of that works is entering GIANTS at checkout to save $20 on your order (not per ticket). Next week I plan on using TKTS. Hoping for front center orchestra."Thank you, but unfortunately that one doesn't even seem to work. I selected a seat and went to checkout, but once I put it in the promo code section under my order details it said "invalid."

Does anyone know of a new Into the Woods code? I want to see it one last time and especially with Joaquina, but they are still asking a lot. Thanks!

Would Roundabout have something else up their sleeve for American Airlines that has yet to be announced, or would it be more likely they just rent it out at this point? I'm assuming they're gonna have a larger musical revival for Studio 54 that also hasn't been announced yet--any rumors on what that could be?"Roundabout does include on their 2022-2023 subscription page that there will be two additional Broadway shows announced. https://www.roundabouttheatre.org/get-tickets/subscribe-22-23/I s...

I'm looking to buy tickets and see the have $104 seats on the far sides of the orchestra and mezzanine. They're marked as partial view. Anyone who has sat there or seen the show, would I miss much?