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I sat in row W 1 in the orch and it was actually a great seat full view with the exception of one part at the end the first play due to dress circle overhang. Besides that i felt it was well worth the money I paid for it. I had a full view and could see faces fine.

I am so happy i bought tickets today before that email went out there was no wait.i have been searching for months as i missed out on both presales. At first i had regret paying so much for one show but I did snag Orch W seat 1 for $165 per part for june but after that email any seat i was looking at appears to be gone now. I’am so excited for June

I saw it on Thursday from the onstage seats on the right side. It was a great view the onstage seats were really comfortable and held Around 30-40 people on each side of the stage. I sat in the last row closest to the audience and found it a great view point For the show as u could see most of the action no matter were the actors were. The show itself was brillant, the staging and pace really made the 2hrs fly and the end scene was done so well. If i had the money and time i would see this pr...

10086Sundays said: "Yes, it's massive theatre. If you've ever been to the Broadway Palace, the balcony is as far away as that one, maybe more. Whatever you do, try to get as center as possible. Major siteline issues in Denver. " Thanks 10086Sundays I have been in the Palace so that gives me a better idea of distance from the stage. And i was afriad about sightlines so I will try to stay center.

How is seating at this theater from pictures it looks pretty big. Have a chance to fly to Denver to see the show at the end of sept and am curious how the balcony is. Will i seem like miles away from the stage? Most of the orchestra is sold out except some Partial Views. Just trying to get an idea of the space and where i should sit.

Did standing room for yesterdays show 5/21. I arrived around 12:45 and was second in line. Only reason i went so early was because it was my last day in the city and i really wanted to see the show. The First person arrived around 11:30 and the third around 1ish. It was us three until about 430 and then a few others arrived.Last person to get SR tickets arrived at 530-6.They gave out about 10 spots and had one partial view for $99. I received center standing room position and the view was per...

Only the programs that come from the theater will have the insert. Programs are shipped without the insert in them and then the merch team puts them in. Playbill will just get the programs shipped to them from the company without the insert.

I tried rushing the first preview, i couldn't get there till one and all the tickets were already claimed by then. So if u really want them i would get there when they open. They guy did tell me they were obstructed view in the rear orch.which after seeing it i see why as you would miss anything on the catwalks. He also tried to tell me it was only a student/senior/military rush. Even though the BIC site says nothing about the rush being limited to these groups. So as usual seems there is som...

I saw the show on Friday and i really enjoyed it. It's nothing groundbreaking and it did remind me a lot of Billy Elliot.But it was a enjoyable night of theater.The cast was strong and really enjoyed most of the performances. I enjoyed the score although it is nothing special , I did enjoy the ensemble numbers the most which usually had tons of energy and some of the duets were pretty.Besides that it was what you would expect from a musical by Sting.which might turn some people off, but I thi...

Received a email for Rocky this morning go to broadwayoffers.com and use the code ROTCX1115 for 30% off select seats. When u put the code in it will give you all the details.

Cromer is directing it in the fall @ the Goodman Theater in chicago. It kicks off their season.

You can purchase the script through Samuel French. Here's the link http://www.samuelfrench.com/store/product_info.php/products_id/2764

Bloody Bloody Andrew Jackson (beginning Sept. 21) Lottery Rush: A limited number of $20.00 tickets in the first two rows of the orchestra will be sold via lottery. Entries will be accepted at The Bernard B. Jacobs Theatre (242 W. 45th Street) beginning one and a half hours prior to each performance. Thirty minutes later, names will be drawn at random for approximately 20 seats in the first two rows of the theatre. Only one entry is allowed per person. Cards are checked for duplication prior t...

its also available on Netflix for instant streaming.

Well they finally sent one out, of course it was the day after I bought tickets for it. Didn't see it posted so here it is. Save 30% on American Idiot. 75 weeknight & sunday evenings $85 for Friday evenings, Sat & sun mats code is AIDMX31 Valid mar 25-may 16th when u order by April 20th.

Billy Elliot has signed window cards for $100. As well as signed playbills with all the billy's signatures for $40

Century 21 is also a clothing store in NY. not really that surpised that this is happening here. They already closed all the ones in the U.K. so it makes sense to close the ones here as well.

I have seen the show about five times. Four here and once in London. It should also be noted that the last two rows of the rear mezz are only 41.50 and they offer a center view. There is really no bad seat in the house. I have sat in the last row of the mezz and partial view orch and they are always wonderful seats. Enjoy.

This is from the official website of Billy Elliot Student Rush tickets are available only at the Imperial Theatre Box Office starting 2 hours before the performance (for Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday performances only). Tickets are usually priced $80. All Student Rush ticket purchases require a valid and current student ID, with a limit of two (2) tickets per ID, and are subject to availability. The tickets are $40 a piece. Billy Elliot does not have a general rush or lottery ticket policy.