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The second person wouldn't need the ID

They normally haven't had any lotto loser discounts. The last two rows of the theater are a little under 40 bucks if I remember correctly. Yes, there's interaction in the mezz, especially if it's not very full and you're on the aisle. If you can't get the last two rows of the theater, you'd be better off going to TKTS where it'll probably have orchestra seats for half-off.

I just had my graduation at Avery Fisher Hall and I think it'd be awesome in there, even though it has about half the capacity as Radio City. The acoustics are pretty awesome as well, so maybe it won't suffer from sound problems so much.

I was at Promises like two weeks ago on a two-show day. Got there around 10:20 after rushing La Cage first-thing. Managed to get student rush in the mezzanine for the evening show.

I just don't see what this will accomplish. Just sounds like an attempt to make a street team without really "paying" them like other shows would.

I'll comment on the student rush vs balcony question. My friend and I got the first two seats in the left box using student rush and the sight lines are really bad if you're not in the inside seat. You miss a lot of the choreography and staging that happens any further back than center stage. We moved to the balcony for the second act and I'd prefer those seats any day over the boxes.

There wasn't any wristband system when I went last Wednesday. I doubt anyone will hassle you about holding spots unless one person is holding a spot for eight or something outrageous.

Everytime I've worked at TKTS it's been listed as 50%.

yes.

Mark, only the winner has to have a student ID. That's why it always looks so full even though not everyone is allowed to play.

Jared is really one of the nicest people you'll ever meet. My favorite video blog is of him and his gf singing Side Show when they were making breakfast and noticed they had siamese eggs.

I did rush this past weekend and got center orchestra seats on the right aisle. I would say it's full view until about the last 15 minutes of the show that takes place further upstage.

Exit the theater and head towards 8th avenue. It'll be on the left where the parking garage exit is. If you pass the flower stand, you've gone too far.

Devious, I think when Ryan left there was a need for a 2nd Berger cover.

Hey dshnookie, I took that moment as an example of "free love" shown through Woof's POV. I'm not sure of its significance, but it is the second time I remember Woof's advances being denied. The first time I noticed it was in "Where Do I Go?" when he offers his flower to Jackie Burn's character and she turns him down. And for the second part of your question I stole this from http://www.songmeanings.net/songs/view/126314/ ----- "Facing a dying nation of moving paper fantasy listening for the n...

@CS You could probably get there about 30 minutes early and get standing room easily. The show needs to be close to selling out for the box office to sell them to you. I know last Saturday they weren't selling any of the standing room until after lotto was over.

I took my parents to Hair on July 4. They both joined the Army just as the Vietnam war was ending, & served for 20 years so they've seen their fair number of "conflicts" and my dad served as a civilian worker in Iraq. I didn't think it was inappropriate to take them because they both knew what the show was about in context. My dad didn't have the greatest response to burning the draft cards and neither of them enjoyed the "Don't Put It Down". Overall, I think that there has to be some separat...

yep, and Steel is the first. Unless Steel is on vacay this week

You also have to factor in that most people have been slamming the Ragtime rush + lotto loser offer & other closing shows this past week.