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Has anyone taken the offer of $40 seats after losing the 1984 lottery? I was wondering where the seats were located, as it's still a pretty good price.

I had a thought that maybe the joke would go over better in London because more people in the UK would get the reference to Brooklyn as opposed to Hoboken? I honestly have no idea how many Londoners know where Hoboken is.

Thanks guys. Guess that's what I get for not watching the Tonys live, haha

chewy5000 said: "Maybe Titus Andromedon got the job after all? "In all seriousness, a short sketch of Titus Andromedon auditioning for Hamilton would be gold.

I remember really liking the music for this show, so if they carried that tone over to a musical it could definitely work for me. Certainly not the worst idea I've heard.

What the users before me said was what I as told when I called to buy on stage banquet seating. Since the set is still being constructed they aren't assigning certain seat numbers yet. You pay for a section and later (I think July/August) they will assign seat numbers based on the order of payment. So if you are really worried maybe wait a month or two and see if the option to choose seats appears.

devonian.t said: "I look forward to the books that will be written about this period. There's drama backstage, it is pretty clear "I wish I could be alive to see Hamilton, Or The Making Of The Musical Sensation Of 2015 And All That Followed sweep the Tony Awards in the year 2115

One of the best high school productions I saw was actually Oliver!, with a very small in stature girl playing the role of Oliver. And Fagin is certainly a great comedic role.

Wick3 said: "I met 2 girls two months ago when I did the cancellation line who have been doing the online lottery every day at work just for fun. They live in CA and have no way of going to NYC in time in case they win but at least they know the unclaimed tickets go to diehard fans on the cancellation line so they are indirectly 'helping' someone. "So they are taking away the chance from someone who maybe can't afford full price or scalper tickets/can't take 50+ hours off from work or childca...

mc1227 said: "I never begrudge an actor who doesn't appear at stage door because it must be painful to want to get home after a 2 show day and have to stand there and sign things and take pictures like a zoo animal. I really think the stage door security should weed out people who ask actors to sign pictures and other items besides a Playbill. I think it's so unfair to an actor to ask them to sign those things that end up on eBay. The actor is between a rock and a hard place because if they s...

I think At The End Of An Island could have been a good choice. The humor in it might have gotten some viewers interested in seeing the show. Or, to showcase Walker plus the cast, a montage of True Faith into Killing Time.With a couple edited or cut lines these could be totally appropriate.

Curious if any tickets were sold on Tony Sunday? With so many celebrities in town I thought they might be scarce.

Liza's Headband said: "pickles2 said: "But would licensing increase the cost?"What do you mean? "Sorry. I meant aren't there additional fees to include the non original songs like True Faith and In The Air Tonight

But would licensing increase the cost?I'm hoping beyond hope this comes through and would happily donate to a legitimate crowdfunding campaign. I just can't let Benjamin Walker's performance go.

This is a tough one. Even for someone like me who loved the show and saw it multiple times, I can only think of a few people I know who I would bring along with me to see it again. Not sure how appealing it would be. I wonder if they would consider a European tour over a US tour. I hope the chance to see it again comes along soon. Even if it means travelling for me it will be worth it.I've never seen a touring production of a Broadway show before. Can they normally recreate elements like revo...

Emma MK said: "I downloaded an audio recording of the London production a long time ago from Tumblr and cut the songs so i could listen to them. Heres a link to Killing Spree so you can hear the difference -https://youtu.be/f3eIpE8p1f0Please ignore the title of the song, i didnt know the titles when i uploaded it lolI saw the show 4 or 5 times in London and loved it. I had planned a trip to see the broadway version to see the differences, but my trip is booked for the 14th June and im so upse...

I haven't seen the movie but the orgy scene happens while he is really having sex with the 2 prostitutes. The rest of the people are just staging, though, as he sings about how common pleasures like sex can't excite him anymore. He needs to torture and kill. At least that's how I interpreted it.

I Am Back is my favorite but I also love the back and forth between Patrick and Evelyn in If We Get Married.

I've been listening to the London cast recording of American Psycho after seeing the brilliant Broadway production twice this weekend, and something struck me. Some lines that I remember as delivered with a lot of force or emotion in the show sound very flat to me on the album, especially the dialogue. I never had the opportunity to see the London production, but I can't imagine this is how the actors sounded. I remember having a similar reaction too when I listened to the Spring Awakening OB...

miriam18 said: "Hello im rushing for tommrows last oreformance any info ? Some people said they arent selling rush but some people got. any info will be great thank you ! "I asked the box office workers today. I was told they will sell rush tickets for tomorrow's matinee performance but not for the final evening one.