Billie Piper to reprise her Olivier Winning performance in "Yerma" in NYC

Just wish this and "People, Places, And Things" could be eligible for bigger awards. Considering new plays on Broadway are hard to come by... oh well.

Hopefully this will give birth to a broadway production. Yes pun very much intended

Are there any discount codes available for this?

Huge fan of Piper since her pop music days and "Callgirl" show on Showtime. But I'm missing this show because of work. Any idea if it could extend a month or so? Or is it very strict? It's such a limited run.

I'm truly shocked that this isn't getting more buzz, and that it isn't selling out like lightning. There seem to plenty of seats left, plus it's on TDF and TodayTix, and there's a discount code. In London, this was a coveted ticket. There was a deep cancellation line at every performance, and the demand was so great they brought the show back the following season, at which point it also sold out immediately. Not to mention the rave reviews and awards it received. I guess there just isn't the same Doctor Who fanbase over here? I also wonder if the Armory's programming is still relatively off people's radar. Would this have sold better at The Public or even St. Ann's?

Also, not sure about seating, but the Armory is massive. Not sure how many seats they're selling, but it's a huge venue. I'm sure word of mouth will spread very fast though. So, so sad I'm going to miss this due to work.

ScottyDoesn'tKnow2 said: "Nobody miss this show. I just saw the most incredible display of acting with a truly inventive set and pitch perfect direction. This adaptation left me on the edge of my seat at times and the dialogue just flowed so naturally. Billie Piper and Brendan Cowell would be huge Tony contenders if they’d been eligible."

My friend just bought us tickets to see this on Wednesday. I'm so excited, I'd never heard of the show before but everything I'm reading sounds amazing.

ScottyDoesn'tKnow2 said: "Honestly. I sat on the second to last row center on the north side. It does not matter. This show is so powerful that you can sit anywhere and get the full impact. Billie Piper and Brendan Cowell and the entire cast know exactly what they are doing. You can sit in premiere seats or the “cheap” seats and feel the full impact of the show. Do not miss your opportunity to see this show while it’s playing in New York. I was in awe the entire time. To me, this show made me understand through experience why London really is the capital of plays."

Can't wait for Monday! I totally agree that London hosts many of the most interesting and inspired productions of plays. I found even some of the not so critically favored ones outdid their New York counterparts on my trips there.

RippedMan said: "Also, not sure about seating, but the Armory is massive. Not sure how many seats they're selling, but it's a huge venue. I'm sure word of mouth will spread very fast though. So, so sad I'm going to miss this due to work."

I sat in Row N (which is towards the back) all the way to the side and the view was amazing, could totally make out facial expressions. I think there isn't a bad seat in the house.

I saw Hairy Ape at the Armory and was towards the back and the view wasn't great. I think there are considerably less rows for Yerma since they have seating on both sides of the stage.