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I think it is absolutely worth it!

What is really odd is that, when I saw the show on November 9, Constantine Rosouli was on as Fiyero and Richard H Blake was in the audience! He wasn't even in house seats, row J side orchestra.

Marc did a cute little conducting stint at the top of Act 2. At the end of the show, Marc and Scott did go up on stage and spoke. Marc told a story about an 18 year old boy who contacted him on Facebook. The boy was struggling with coming out and asked Marc to call him. He was torn, but ultimately made the call. After talking to the boy about coming out, Marc said that he was depressed about his show (Catch Me) closing. The 18 year old said something like "Why be depressed? You had show on Br...

You may also be able to find seats if you check Telecharge as the performance approaches. A few weeks ago, I got 2 single orchestra seats on Friday for a Saturday matinee. They were great seats - Row K center and Row H side (but only 2 seats off the center aisle). They were full price... about $155, if I recall correctly.

The ticket has been sold.

I have an extra ticket for The Book of Mormon matinee tomorrow at 2:00. Is is orchestra H6 and is a full price ticket ($155 plus Telecharge fees bring the total to $165.25). I am seeing the show so I can meet you at the theater. Please PM me if interested.

I did the lottery today. It was packed and, not surprisingly, I lost! It seemed totally legitimate. The girl pulled the tickets from a bucket one-at-a-time and in full view of everyone. There was also an official looking guy standing right behind her. He seemed to be supervising.

Yesterday, the front row came up on ticketmaster for the first preview. Therefore, it seems that, if there is a lottery, it is not for front row seats... at least not for the first preview.

Just need to add my 2 cents that Marjorie is a class act... an usher who takes her job very seriously and a wonderful person!

"According to someone who was at lotto, they only did SRO seats, and there were between 300-400 people." The lotto crowds were insane for both matinee and evening. For the matinee, the did lotto for standing room seats after the 16 lotto tickets were gone, but sold the standing room for $40. For the evening performance, we were told there were no standing room tickets available... that they were being saved for people associated with the show (including investors, current understudies, prior ...

Responding to an earlier message, there were actually only 16 lotto tickets available (both at the matinee and evening show). Front row center was not given away at lotto. At the evening show, I asked some people in the front how they got their seats. The twitter contest winner was sitting there which was really nice. Some other people got their tickets late last night (or early this morning) when they were released on Telecharge at premium price. As far as the show... amazing, energetic, emo...

In case anyone is interested, they had the n2n hoodies at the Booth today. $45 each.

I can't say for sure, but based on the post on her Facebook page (which is public), I think Catherine Porter is Diana today: "..and, so, today at 3pm, I shall be shot out of a cannon!"

If you're in the center, B is actually the 4th row and the seats are great. If you're on the side, B is the 3rd row. The first seat on the side aisle (B1 or B2) is good. I don't know about the 2nd and 3rd seats in row B on the side.

I went. Yes, it was full cast.

I was fortunate to see both Lindsay Northen and Jennifer DiNoia on Sunday! I thought they were both excellent and worked really well together. It was a fun show.

I was there this afternoon too. My rush seat was the last seat in box C in the flying circle. I was able to see pretty well. There was a light that blocked my view at times and I couldn't see the very right of the stage, but for $30, it was fine. As far as the show, I am glad I only paid $30! It was worth it to see the flying and some of the scenery, but overall I though the show was really weak.

I saw Mamma Mia last night and Lisa Brescia was amazing as Donna!

Tonight, Brian Crum is Gabe, Adam Kantor is Henry and Mackenzie Mauzy is Natalie.

She was excellent! I'll let adamgreer give details.