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I'm curious on their production of DEH.

ACL2006 said: "Wick3 said: "I'm guessing there will definitely be Yondr pouches for this production.

Alex Brightman as Dave Bukatinsky.

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I'd much prefer Will Blum for Dave."

Will Blum lost a lot of weight this past year. 

I'm guessing there will definitely be Yondr pouches for this production.

Alex Brightman as Dave Bukatinsky.

 

With all the awards it won I was looking at tickets this fall and front orchestra seats are £345!

any spring discount for rocky horror picture show? I haven't seen any :(

Jordan Catalano said: "MasterThespian 2 said: "God forbid Americans go two hours without shoveling food into their fat faces. No idea why the obesity rate is around 50%. Pathetic."

Well ATG started this in the UK and brought it to America. So…yeah."

I would much rather have them sell ICE CREAM rather than popcorn. Why are they not doing that?

iluvtheatertrash said: "blug said: "And I take it the ushers have to get little brooms and pans to sweep it all up at the end of the night?"

There are ushers and there are cleaning crews. Ushers only grab programs, inserts and discarded plastic bottles. Cleaner crew does the most."

yup it would be the cleaning crew who would take care of that.

Overall had a great time. However, avoid rear orchestra. You'll miss the disco ball and some of the animated effects on the top LCD screen due to the overhang. I think if you don't like cast interaction, then go for mezzanine.

One thing my friends in London noticed is it tends to be American tourists who pay the crazy premium orchestra prices in London. I'm guessing New Yorkers simply have higher budgets to spend for theater and are used to the $499 type center orchestra prices to see a show whether it be in NYC or London.

I watched this play last night and will admit I was surprised they seated latecomers during Act 1. Usually for Rudin produced show no latecomers are seated until intermission.

Lowest average ticket price for this past week goes to Aladdin. I'll admit I am a bit surprised given it's a Disney musical.

Springtime said: "Correction: At Just in Time Jonathan Groff received $39,000for three used ties and photos (three top bidders)."

That's amazing!!! $13k per bowtie wow!

jimmycurry01 said: "Well, I guess my hope of getting JCM's autograph has gone out the window, as I don't believe they sign at the stage door during red bucket campaigns, and I can't afford $250 for a signed playbill. Still, I wish them luck with their fundraising."

To my knowledge Groff has never done stage door at Just in Time. :(

I'm curious who the actors will be.

That's a good point. Was Jeffrey Epstein a Broadway investor?

I was hoping to see Michael Urie play the role of Mary but excited to see him as Mary’s Teacher.

 

Didn’t know that. I thought all principal bway actors are 1099.