My Fair Lady

The member pre-sale worked a little slow but so happy that I was able to get my seats for Saturday 5/12.

Heads up:

Harry Hadden-Paton will not appear in the following performances: June 15 at 8pm, June 16 at 2pm & 8pm, and June 17 at 3pm.

Updated On: 10/23/17 at 10:33 AM

I got my ticket for the night before the opening, fourth row center.

A very frustrating ticket buying experience but thrilled I was able to get row L on 3/31 on the aisle. I was offered front row but I was worried about it being to close. Good to know for next time that it’s a good seat

I was in the loge for The King and I. The view was just fine.

General onsale isn’t until the 29th right?

The website was super slow, and I was wondering why it only showed me one seat for only one of the dates in my range (May 8-13). When I bought Junk and Oslo tickets, I was able to see the entire seat map and choose my seat and look at various dates. I was confused about this, so let D in the 300s go, also wondering if it was too close. Then I had to leave. Came back 2.5 hours later and it still only showed me one seat per show, but this time at least it let me look at multiple dates. Nothing left in the 300s, so I was sad, ended up in G 405, not an aisle, but it was all that was offered for May 12! I called LCT, was on hold for an hour, and they only offered me 100s and 500s. Is it selling out that quickly to members?

Hi Broadwayluv2 - I got row D too which was the 2nd row (Center/Right) so I think that they have removed rows A and B.

At the VB you don't have to worry about the first few rows being below the stage. Given the unique thrust stage at the theater, I would recommend the first two rows either to the left or to the right of the orchestra pit. You're very nearly on stage yourself and you need no help in seeing the expressions on the actors' faces.

The second time that I saw The King and I, I was in the second row left, but right on the aisle. I was very surprised when, at the start of the ballet, Kelli O'Hara stepped up and sat down in the aisle on a little stool right next to me to watch the ballet. I admit that I was sneaking glances.

I also saw the show with a group from the loge and I and the woman next to me thought the view was fine. However the two women sitting to the left of us at intermission proclaimed that the seats were just too high. I really think that they were in a small minority.

When The King and I was selling tickets through Ticketmaster, you selected your seats from an attractive, 3D, color-coded display. For My Fair Lady, evidently LCT is not using Ticketmaster, but some organization called Tickets.Expert which has a pathetic, generic seating chart that does not show the true shape and location of the stage and the orchestra pit.

MCfan2 said: "Forgive me if this is a stupid question, but I've looked around and haven't been able to find an answer yet. Is this an open-ended run? If not, when is it slated to close?"

Looks like the calendar has performances scheduled through July 8, but I didn't read anything about a closing date or limited run, so I suppose it will depend on how sales, previews, and reviews turn out. Or when the contracts run out, or when the Vivian Beaumont is needed for another production.

Yes, that's what had me wondering -- that July 8 thing. Thanks very much, NYfanfromCA!

When should we expect to see a discount code for this and will we be seeing a discount code for this? I can't recall if LCT has put one out for their previous musical revivals.

I signed up for LincTix because of this show. Does anyone know when those will be available? Are the seats ok?

We’ll be in NYC Sunday - is dropping by the LC box office for this necessary or can I wait until home Monday at a computer?