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I still haven't gotten the code in email, but I just checked and the text message came at 8:11, which I had missed!  However, the queue is still paused for me, argh!!  Never mind, now the queue is back at more than an hour (when I first realized from BWW that I could go to Telecharge, it said the wait was 45 minutes, grrr!!!!).

 

Update-got an email with the code at 8:41.  Such total incompetence!  And my estimated wait is now 57 minutes!

How about on Sundays after the November 16 opening?

Has anyone who has seen the show sat in the Floor Side seats, first or second row?  If so, are there any problems with the 2nd row seats?  Or the first row?  I'm very confused about how the sightlines would be, but it sounds like those would be the closest to the action without standing on the floor.  Or how did those seats look from other perspectives?  Thanks for any information on those two rows.

One ticket for Sweeney Todd with Josh Groban, row B seat 107, center orchestra, 2 pm matinee Wednesday 3/29, Lunt-Fontanne Theatre, 205 W 46th St, I paid $252.70 on Ticketmaster, selling for cost or make an offer.  Unfortunately, I can’t go due to a family emergency.

MCC responded that it will be online for three days after I asked, which I shouldn’t have needed to do. I sure wish that all event producers would make it standard to include information on whether programs are live only or staying online, and if staying up, for how long.

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I'm seeing it on the 12th.

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It's off-Broadway at New World Stages, but next Thursday, 8/10, The Government Inspector has a Thursday matinee.

Lightguy06222, please check your messages. Thanks.

That's a low auction for Hugh. Earlier this week he got $20,000 from Judge Judy for one shirt, $15,000 from someone else for the 2nd shirt, and $12,000 from a 3rd person for whatever they ended up getting, so that was $47,000 just for the shirt auction! He was also doing backstage photo opportunities for $1500, and they had signed window cards for $200. Even with only about half the BCEFA fundraising period of the other shows, I would think that he'll easily end up with the highest total! I

I have a single ticket for Jerusalem, starring Tony and Olivier Award winner Mark Rylance in his acclaimed West End role. The ticket is 3rd row in the orchestra, C-4, for the 2 pm matinee on Saturday, May 14. I paid $86 including service fees, but will sell it for $50 or best offer.

I have a single front row seat for Liz Callaway Sings Sondheim in San Francisco on Saturday, November 13, for sale at cost for $42.50.