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They added an evening performance for this Sunday only (the 13th) at 8pm. I guess with Columbus Day on Monday... *shrugs* Anyways, I found a $79 discount ticket just for that night. Pretty bummed that I can't go (I had a blast when I saw it downtown!) but maybe it would be usefully for y'all. http://www.broadwayoffers.com/go.aspx?MD=2001&MC=COMETC79

Since you only asked for 85 minutes back, are you saying there was 10 minutes that you actually liked and want to keep?

"I felt myself being drawn to the brunette chorus member the whole show, then found out that she is Tony's wife. My former idol has done well for himself." While Aspen Vincent is in the show, she's a swing so that wasn't her that you saw last night but Leslie McDonel as ensemble. That is unless Leslie called out but I haven't heard that she did...

"sorano, that looks like the tracklist from a CD. Is there one that you know is coming out...? :)" Yes. They've already recorded it and the cast/crew had a listening party the other night. They've been taking Pre-Orders at the merch table at the St. James. I've heard that the release date is April 8th but I don't think it's official.

"I'm VERY surprised nobody has posted a songlist." Do you want a song list? Heh...

"how "partial" were the lotto loser seats? i saw the first preview from the front row, and I agree with the poster above who said the stage is high." My partial seat was Row G, 19, IIRC. You miss a little bit of stage right, but there isn't as much action there as if you didn't have views of stage left with the stairs. So, if you were to get "lotto loser" seats I suggest getting Left Orchestra instead of Right. You'll miss less there... it's not too bad. Re: Michael Esper's role... Yes, he's ...

Strobe lights are used in several numbers, so that would be a problem for you then...

American Idiot (St. James)

I saw the show in Berkeley and if you too far on the right, you'll miss the action on the right side of the stage which is more than on the left. So, whichever is closer to the center, would be my suggestion.

She wasn't. DG was referring when Caissie was out and Jackie went on for Shelia; Hannah would do Jackie's track.

Question about Easter Bonnet: I saw that there are two "performances," one on Monday, Apr. 26th at 4:30 and one on Tuesday, Apr. 27th at 2:00. Is there a difference between the two or are they the same thing?

Shows include Hair (Oct 26 - Nov 21, 2010), South Pacific (Dec 14, 2010 - Jan 16, 2011), Wicked (Jun 15 - Aug 21, 2011), and Next to Normal (Jun 28 - Jul 9, 2011). Playbill also mentioned that Follies will be performed. http://www.kennedy-center.org/programs/newseason http://www.playbill.com/news/article/137429-Follies-to-Play-Kennedy-Center-in-Upcoming-Season

The first rows, I've always seen as Premium priced which for previews is $177. The cheaper and best regular price seat was Center Orch Row G for $122. You could call them and ask.

Oh, well. Thanks. I'll suck it up.

Hmm... there's no way to exchange a balcony ticket for a mezz or orchestra and pay the difference is there?

Opening night isn't on sale for the public. They may sell tickets later but there's no guarantee. There is no Wednesday evening show; they mentioned it on the Telecharge ticket page. They were selling tickets for the 22nd but it may have sold out. ETA: proper words helps

Is the first row of the balcony really that bad?

""The vocals were amazing, but there should have been more movement instead of them raising their fists." That's exactly what I thought when I was watching the actual show at the Berkeley Rep. Keep your expectations in check on this one kids, I'm warning you. I had em' high too. It's a good concert not a great show." I don't think you could judge the movement of a show by one song, taken out of content. Considering that "21 Guns" within the show is between two very fast-paced songs... to say ...

The music video (I would call it more of a 'making of' video) of "21 Guns" with Green Day and the cast of "American Idiot" is at AOL music. http://video.aol.com/video-detail/green-day-21-guns-cast-version/1841525943

Brian was the OBC Otto, but he did understudy Moritz. Gerard understudied Moritz when Gallagher and then Blake Bashoff were full-time Moritzes before he took over until the end of the Broadway show.