OFFICIAL: INTO THE WOODS Broadway Revival to Open at the St. James Theatre, Performances Begin June 28, 2022 — Page 4

dramamama611 said: "Grabbed tix for early in the run (7/10) the first row after the break in the Mezz. We've sat there before.



Lord how I hate Seat Geek -- you can't just see what is available in each section - you have to keep referring to the side bar."

7/10 is opening night, which is when I'm going as well, but, in all the excitement, I kept finding better seats, and now I have 3. I hate when that happens!

persephone88 said: "happy to hear it is transferring and wondering if they will beef up the sets at all for the run at the St. James?"

Unfortunately, it doesn't sound like it—here's Jordan Roth's quote from the NYT article:

Jordan Roth said that the physical production would be the same as at City Center, with an onstage orchestra and minimal sets and costumes. “The simplicity and poetry of this production delivered this story right to our hearts,” he said.

Tickets secured!! I’m so happy they’re doing this. But I have to say, SeatGeek is absolute garbage.

kade.ivy said: "I had to purchase on mobile and got N16 Orchestra. I’m assuming that’s an aisle seat, though the seating charts I can find suggest only 15 seats in that row. There was no indication that it’s an accessible location. Any insights on that?"

There are only 15 seats. But they're even numbers only, N2-N30. So N16 is right in the middle of the house right section, not an aisle seat and definitely not an accessible one.

I constantly see complaints about seat geek but both on the website and in the app, if you zoom in far enough, you can see exactly what seats are available and what you are purchasing. I find it just as easy, if not easier, than telecharge and Ticketmaster.

I really enjoyed this production when I saw this at New York City Center a couple of weeks ago. I just had to see this again with the new cast. I was able to snag an aisle row A balcony seat for $99. So I'm happy. Fees were $11.04. The performance I chose was Sunday July 10th. Anyone know why that performance is at 6:30 PM while all the other Sunday performances start at 3:00 PM?

I was just listening to the OBC album and burst into tears when Bernadette started singing "Children Will Listen," with the tragedy in Texas on my mind.

ElephantLoveMedley said: "ren598 said: "I really enjoyed this production when I saw this at New York City Center a couple of weeks ago. I just had to see this again with the new cast. I was able to snag an aisle row A balcony seat for $99. So I'm happy. Fees were $11.04. The performance I chose was Sunday July 10th. Anyone know why that performance is at 6:30 PM while all the other Sunday performances start at 3:00 PM?"

That is the opening night performance!"

Thanks ElephantLoveMedley. I did not know that. I chose that date because I will be in NYC for BroadwayCon and wanted a show on Sunday to fill out my weekend. So it worked out really nice timing wise with the final day of BroadwayCon. The fact that it's opening night makes it even better.

I don't remember the last time I was this excited to see a show! I was so bummed that I couldn't make it to City Center for this show earlier this month. I followed the other thread on this discussion board and you guys are great with your insider information and enjoyable comments! I got my ticket for August 7, and I can't wait! I tried to get my ticket for July 31 and a pop-up said that Creel wasn't going to be in the show for that performance. Is that a new feature? I don't think I've seen anything like that in the past and it's a nice feature. Better yet, I thought I was going to have to sell a kidney to get a ticket, but I got a great seat towards the back of the orchestra and it didn't break the bank! I'm going to glow for the rest of the day, and maybe through the holiday weekend, lol!!

Updated On: 5/26/22 at 11:16 AM

Very exciting news, though it’s a shame to lose Ann Harada as well. I’m just glad Sara and Gavin are still in it. Doesn’t matter how early the show closes, I can’t imagine those two not being up for Tonys.

On the topic, Julia Lester and Kennedy Kanagawa were both giving deserving performances, though their respective showcases would make recognition a bit more uncertain. David Patrick Kelly with some refinement would also be deserving, though I don’t know which category they’d put him in, I’d think lead.

kidmanboy said: "I constantly see complaints about seat geek but both on the website and in the app, if you zoom in far enough, you can see exactly what seats are available and what you are purchasing. I find it just as easy, if not easier, than telecharge and Ticketmaster."

Thanks for the reminder - I thought of that and tried zooming - but didn't zoom in far enough. Sigh, silly me!

dramamama611 said: "I'm debating grabbing tickets for closing, too. (Then it would my first opening night AND first closing night on Bway, and I've been seeing shows since the late 70s!)

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dramamama611, you and I are on the same wavelength. I went ahead and bought a ticket for the final performance on 8/21. Same seat. I figured if this sells well, it will be more difficult to get a ticket later on to the final performance than to sell the one I have if I decide not to use it.