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Posted: 3/21/11 at 3:44am
Hi there,
Sorry for being the total newbie here, but my wife and I will be attending our first broadway show coming up in April and I am torn between a few options. First of all, I would love to see War Horse but all shows are sold out when we are there already... do you recommend any other option for tickets if they are sold out for that show?
Secondly, my next choice is La Cage and was wondering about seats and if the 1st row of the Left Orchestra, 3 seats over would be too close and to the side to get a good view? I know there are cabaret tables in the front, so would they be blocking our view as a picture from their website looks like the cabaret tables are slightly higher than the first row. Another option of seats would be Right Orchestra, 5 rows back and 6 seats in out of 8. What would be best of those two choices?
Would you recommend any other show for newbies to broadway? We love musicals and my wife would like to see an over-the-top, spectacle type of show... are there good places to get Wicked tickets besides ticket master? I see Wicked has lottery tickets for the front row... is it impossible to get those and are they too close?
Any thoughts or advice would be greatly appreciated... thanks!
Sorry for being the total newbie here, but my wife and I will be attending our first broadway show coming up in April and I am torn between a few options. First of all, I would love to see War Horse but all shows are sold out when we are there already... do you recommend any other option for tickets if they are sold out for that show?
Secondly, my next choice is La Cage and was wondering about seats and if the 1st row of the Left Orchestra, 3 seats over would be too close and to the side to get a good view? I know there are cabaret tables in the front, so would they be blocking our view as a picture from their website looks like the cabaret tables are slightly higher than the first row. Another option of seats would be Right Orchestra, 5 rows back and 6 seats in out of 8. What would be best of those two choices?
Would you recommend any other show for newbies to broadway? We love musicals and my wife would like to see an over-the-top, spectacle type of show... are there good places to get Wicked tickets besides ticket master? I see Wicked has lottery tickets for the front row... is it impossible to get those and are they too close?
Any thoughts or advice would be greatly appreciated... thanks!