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neonlightsxo said: "Most everything sells out at the Public these days. They have too many members.It's also in the Shiva, which I think is their smallest space in the whole building. " I don't think there has been demand for a show like this since Hamilton, though. Tickets on Stubhub are selling for $600.

I'm curious to see if this goes to Broadway.It's rare to see a play like this sell out at the Public before it even goes onsale to non-subscribers. Considering the demand and low overhead, I'd imagine a longer life of it somewhere is likely.Has anyone heard anything?

I can't say enough about these plays. They are absolutely age-appopriate, and frankly I think it's a sad notion that teenagers wouldn't be interested or prepared for a play like this, when it so delicately intertwines human relationships with what is happening in our country politically. It's great for young people to see a play or musical as entertainment and an escape, but it's also important for them to see the deep impact a play like this can have, and the commentary it can have on our cu...

Lupita Nyong'o has the Tony locked down, in my opinion.

"I am afraid I have to disagree on almost every level. I thought Bad Jews was much better, and perhaps it was Tracee Chimo that carried that show.In short, this play is about a group of immature friends. And the worst of all of them is the gay friend who whines and carries on that he doesn't have a boyfriend for two hours. He's in his 20's. He's boring and annoying. Tracee Chimo had the power to carry Bad Jews.. Mr. Glick does not that the same power to carry this play. The writing in both is...

Anyone heard any more buzz lately for a fall remount?

Am I the only one who thinks this recording sounds off -- from production to Neil's vocals? I saw it live and loved the production and Neil, but after a few listens the quality sounds a bit...cheap. Am I the only one?

I saw it tonight and was very impressed. I thought the play was fantastic. I really enjoyed Asuncion, but I think Revisionist definitely is a step forward for Eisenberg. Great performances across the board. Such a joy to see Redgrave in top form. I would consider this a companion piece, of sorts, to 4000 Miles. They are both completely different plays, but share some similar themes. I definitely wouldn't miss this one.

I was there tonight. Overall, I must say I was disappointed. Edie is giving a textured performance, as always, I just didn't find the play compelling. Everything seemed to be in pretty good shape, considering tonight was the first preview, but I think time will help a couple of performances in particular. Frances Sternhagen stole the scenes she was in. Great performance, on her part. I was particularly disappointed by the sound design. It sounded "garage-bandy" and didn't seem to fit the worl...

Does anyone have have any information regarding a student or general rush with the Venus in Fur transfer? I know MTC is still billed as a producer, but will they release 30 under 30 tickets this round?

Ahh, that would explain why there isn't already a thread. Not sure why I had in my mind that tonight was the first preview. I suppose I'll wait until tomorrow, thank you!

Did anyone get a chance to catch tonight's first preview of Wit at MTC? Would love to hear some thoughts!

I absolutely loved the show, and I thought the entire ensemble was completely together and fantastic. I rarely post here, but I find the negativity of these user reviews to be off-putting and, often times, baseless. After reading the above reviews, I probably would have second guessed seeing the show. I think it's worth the price of a theater ticket. Just putting my two cents out there.

I know this is a long shot, but I'm looking to get two tickets to the Normal Heart at some point this week. I stopped by the theater today and was informed there is no longer a rush. I'm a student and can't afford full price tickets, but need to see it this last week. Any suggestions? :/

What time did most of you rush? I'm wanting to see it on a Saturday, I'm just not sure if I can get away with rushing around 4 or 5pm or if I need to get there at 10am. Furthermore, any idea how many rush seats they sell and if they're all front row?

....nobody?

I was wondering if anybody had any updated information on the Broadway production of Hedwig? Back in March it was reported to hit Broadway in the "Fall of 2010," but I never heard anything else after that. I know John Cameron Mitchell is busy with Rabbit Hole now, but any other information?

For Sunday's matinee, would it be safe to get there at 10am? Or should I try sooner? Any advice?

I very seldomly post on these boards, but I feel compelled to to tell you to see Next Fall. It is one of the most heartfelt theater experiences I've ever had. Guts over glamour, anyday.

Haha but her voice is phenomenal. Gotta give it to her.