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Any recent seat locations for Titanique? Thank you!

For folks who have gotten Dog Day Afternoon tickets, where have your seats been? Thank you!

Recent seat locations:

• Fear of 13: orchestra center, row L
• Death of a Salesman: mezz center, row F
• Schmigadoon: orchestra right, row F
• Becky Shaw: orchestra right, row Q (I believe the TodayTix rush seats are generally better than this)

Death of a Salesman is back up for a bunch of dates.

Curious where Bug seats have been. Thank you!

Real Women Have Curves – saw it last Wednesday. I was in center orchestra row J and noticed some other TDF ticket holders around me too.

Hi folks! Would someone please share the link to purchase 30 Under 35 tickets for Jaja's African Hair Braiding? I must have received this in my inbox but can't find the email. Thank you!

Can anybody share where their TDF seats for Into the Woods were? I've seen ITW on and off TDF and was curious. Thank you!

jiaxing_26 said: "Anyone's gotHamletthru TDF & where's your seat?"

Saw it last week – row Q center, full view.

Separately, curious about TINA seats locations if anyone knows. Thank you!

Macbeth up for Tuesday through Thursday evening shows this week

Saw Girl from the North Country last Wednesday. Our seats were center mezzanine, row D.

Saw Evita last night and sat in Grand Tier row D center – great seat and lovely show

My single ticket for Bat Out of Hell tonight was orchestra front row center!

Orchestra right D4 tonight for Tootsie, so happy with my seat!

 

Center orchestra row L for Waverly Gallery tonight. Very excited!

BuddyStarr said:
"I didn’t think you could add tickets to an order? I thought that once you bought the tickets that was it, you couldn’t buy more tickets for that particular performance."

According to the TDF FAQ, you can buy up to nine tickets per performance.

https://www.tdf.org/nyc/50/Frequently-Asked-Questions#ticket_order

Farinelli and the King up for next Wednesday performances.

Unsure if this was an anomaly but I thought the behavior of the audience at Springsteen on Broadway was appalling. People kept getting out of their seats and walking up and down the stairs. There was a lot of whispering and people using their phones to take pictures and videos. I can understand this behavior at a concert, but it was rather distracting in the theater. I was expecting better behavior from an older crowd, too.

My friend was ecstatic to win the lottery for tomorrow's performance. Given the extra security check, how early should she get to the theatre to make it in on time?