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Questions on Gypsy, Cry Baby, In the Heights, Sunday, and Curtains

Alright guys, I'm going to be doing a bit of shoping spree ticket buying, and I was wondering if you guys could help me choose a few events:

1-I'm DEFINATELY seeing Gypsy, but the best seats which i can buy are in row C of the balcony, though we would probably move down. Has the balcony been closed lately? if not, how are those seats?

2-after that, i'm being forced to take my mom and friend to see Cry Baby, and the best seats I can afford are in the last two row of the Mezzanine. ok for Drowsy, but ok for this? I don't want comments on that I shouldn't see it at all, because i'm going to have to regardless.

3-I would like to see both Sunday and in the Heights on a sunday in april (Sunday as a mat, in the heights as an evening). I would be sitting in the cheapest seats for both, and i was wondering if there was any possibility of us moving down. Is there a chance? If not, are those seats good?

4-I need to see Curtains one last time, and i was wondering if there were any tickets that were cheaper than $50. Also, how is the back row of the mezzanine for that show?

I know i'm asking alot, but I have to buy these tickets soon, and I'd like to stay out of everyone's hate lists (cough cough, chenzel) so I'm creating ONE thread, not 5000.

also, there's a possibility i might see a show before the Tonies in June, so what should i see? My price range is open, and I'd like to see either RENT, or one of the other new shows this season, like Passing strange, The 39 steps, NOT August (my parents hated it, for some reason, and won't let me), or anything else besides what i've mentioned, Mermaid, Xanadu, Frankenstein (or as i call it, brookenstein (that's brookenstromanstein!)), off broadway, off off, and plays (I know i mentioned 39 steps, but that's an exception). What should i see?
#2

re: Questions on Gypsy, Cry Baby, In the Heights, Sunday, and Curtains

I've seen Sunday and ITH from the cheapest seats they have, you'll be fine. They're actually pretty good seats.
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re: Questions on Gypsy, Cry Baby, In the Heights, Sunday, and Curtains

I would like to see both Sunday and in the Heights on a sunday in april (Sunday as a mat, in the heights as an evening). I would be sitting in the cheapest seats for both, and i was wondering if there was any possibility of us moving down. Is there a chance? If not, are those seats good?


I sat in the cheap seats for sunday and it was a great view, BUT if you are tall at all it is extremely tight and very uncomfortable. I had to sit with my knees practically up to my chest (being 6 4). It was so tight it took away from the enjoyment of the show.
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re: Questions on Gypsy, Cry Baby, In the Heights, Sunday, and Curtains

I don't want to get into specifics about what shows to see, I'm beyond tired of these threads. NO OFFENSE, I was speaking as part of a generalization. Nevertheless, I would DEFINITELY suggest PASSING STRANGE (for the musical) and as far as plays, well, I'd have to go with NOVEMBER (hilarious!) or MACBETH (limited engagement - 63 performances) starring Patrick Stewart (Yes, THE Patrick Stewart). I'm going in a few days, but seriously, the buzz on this show is electric!

Peace and Love.

Enjoy your stay! re: Questions on Gypsy, Cry Baby, In the Heights, Sunday, and Curtains

Best,
- Mike
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re: Questions on Gypsy, Cry Baby, In the Heights, Sunday, and Curtains

Regarding Curtains I don't know what discounts are out there, but they DO have day-of partial view seats (the center 3 front row seats and the front rows on the sides...if you're one of the first 3 seats sold you are in the center, and only "blocked" a time or two by the conductor and nothing's really goin on then besides music) that are $57.50. WELL worth it!
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#9

re: Questions on Gypsy, Cry Baby, In the Heights, Sunday, and Curtains

I would say South Pacific or Passing Strange. Both are great in different ways... SP is a classic and just a beautiful production altogether and PS is something new and a very electric experience.

And I've sat in the last rows of both theaters for Sunday and In the Heights and the view was just fine. I feel like for Studio 54 I had more room in the center back row than the side rows.

Good luck buying tickets!

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