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VanillaIceCream2 said: "I’m selling a rear orchestra ticket for this Thursday at 7pm if anyone is interested because a friend is unable to attend. I’ll be at the performance so it will be an easy exchange. I paid $132 but am open to lower offers. Please DM if interested."Is this still available? Just PMed you!

Is this still available? Just PMed you!

aschocken said: "Hi, I have two seats for 11/13, orchestra row W 8/10. I believe it's listed as partial view only because of the mezzanine overhang. Looking for two tickets for trade in December. Check your PM!

I have two tickets for the November 26th matinee but I'm not sure if I can make it anymore... does anyone have anything for November 12th or 13th that would possibly want to swap with me? The tickets are for Rear Mezz Row F

What are the chances of shows being up next weekend? It's the weekend of Broadway Flea Market so I'm not sure how that affects theatre attendance and whatnot. I'd like to see The Humans, and it's been up frequently and it's showing dates for up until the Thursday before the Broadway Flea Market. What are the chances they'll be up for that weekend?

What if they were somehow able to limit who could enter to people who are currently in New York City. Anyone with a phone/laptop with location services (or even just track IP addresses) who is in New York at the time of entry would be allowed to enter, and those not in the area cannot enter. That way, no one outside New York City could enter the lottery.

I'm using Tix4Students to get tickets to the show for next week, and the only choices are rear mezzanine or front balcony. The closest mezzanine seat is Center Row M, and the closest balcony seat is Right Row A. Which would be the best option?

There's this nifty little website called Telecharge, where you can purchase tickets to shows in advance!

That's not a bad idea! I've seen it already but I'd be more than willing to see it again!

I'll be in NYC for one day (11/7) with a club at my university. I already have tickets to see a matinee of Spring Awakening, and I wanted to see another show in the evening. However, our bus is leaving at 11 PM and I'm not quite sure where pickup is, but I'm assuming somewhere near Midtown... What one-act musicals or plays do you recommend to see and have enough time to get back to the bus? Thanks so much.

I love the entire score but I think my favorites are Alexander Hamilton, My Shot, The Schuyler Sisters, Satisfied, Wait for It, Take A Break, It's Quiet Uptown, and The World Was Wide Enough

I'm a poor college student and what I did was order the Playbill-sized binders (pretty cheap) from Amazon, and they each hold a good amount of Playbills. Avery also sells acid-free, archival-safe sheet protectors in Playbill size, also on Amazon for cheap.

I read the book before seeing the play, and the play follows the book very closely, with a lot of dialogue coming straight out of the book. The whole time I kept thinking "I remember reading this" and it was really cool seeing it come to life onstage. However, there are some parts left out. The book's chapters are short and are usually him recalling things that have happened or him just talking about a certain thing- and in one chapter Christopher talked about religion and the fact that he do...

Jonathan Groff, Steven Pasquale, Jeremy Jordan, Robert Fairchild, Andy Mientus, Aaron Tveit, Jay Armstrong Johnson... The list goes on and on

"Hey yo I'm just like my country, I'm young, scrappy and hungry and I am not throwin' away my shot"

I could see her doing the stage door at smaller venues, such as performing arts centers, but not for the bigger outdoor amphitheaters. I know that the venue she played at in Houston has a private road that goes to the backstage area, so there would be no possibility of stage-dooring at those types of venues.

Wicked

"Glad these hip hoppers are getting work, but give me a real musical with real singing and real dancing, and I'll be happy." To label this show as a non-legit musical is ridiculous; this is a "real musical." So what if it's hip hop? The beauty of theatre is that it's a constantly changing landscape... there will always be new and innovative forms of the American musical, and me, like many others, believe that Hamilton is.

I prefer the revival recording of Anything Goes. It seems like the recordings change so much, but I love Sutton Foster and Laura Osnes as well as the slight lyric changes and what seems to be slightly different arrangements.

I love that Broadway inspired dorm... I'm heading up to college later this month and have been looking for ideas. I have to keep it simple so I don't end up weirding out my roommate!