Stand-by Joined: 5/3/14
I gave up after the linctix queue was crashed close to an hour and just walked to Lincoln Center. (Yes I have the luxury of working on 9th, about a 20 minute walk away.) And got, what I think, are fantastic seats for $32 for my first choice of date.
Stand-by Joined: 6/18/22
Got through to purchase twice and the charge showed up on my phone both times but don't think it actually went through (no email, charge disappeared) :(
qafgenius122 said: "I gave up after the linctix queue was crashed close to an hour and just walked to Lincoln Center. (Yes I have the luxury of working on 9th, about a 20 minute walk away.) And got, what I think, are fantastic seats for $32 for my first choice of date."
Was weighing whether or not I should go (it's 25 mins by Subway for me). I was worried that they'd be sold out or that it would be crashed on their backend. Maybe I'll go try if it seems like of those are true...
Broadway Legend Joined: 9/27/21
got through on general queue. Still plenty of tickets available. got front side mezz in November for $114 each, if the Linctix queue ever unpauses I will try and snag those
Got through, picked up the side mezz for 114 each (incl fees). November. Will see Ragtime on the same trip!
Broadway Legend Joined: 9/27/21
Snagged a LincTix pair, back center mezz for November
BoringBoredBoard40 said: "got through on general queue. Still plenty of tickets available. got front side mezz in November for $114 each, if the Linctix queue ever unpauses I will try and snag those"
LincTix queue is unpaused now... Current looking at a 43-minute wait. Here's to hoping they still have some tix. I basically just need to avoid Jewish holidays, election day, and closing weekend and I'll be able to go, so that's good.
Had a 90-minute wait in the queue, but no technical issues and plenty of availability on a Saturday night in November.
Broadway Legend Joined: 11/12/14
Managed to get LincTix, looks like the first day available is September 11 and all tickets are the last row of the mezz/loge but there were still enough to get 4 tickets together (if you buy tickets for another LincTix member too)
Understudy Joined: 12/7/17
Is 2 tickets per account the norm or just for this show? I feel like historically I’ve only bought one ticket per account.
Swing Joined: 11/23/22
Looks like Linctix is running smoothly. Managed to get in on my phone and computer with no issues AND reset my pw with zero issues. Makes me wish I didn't buy a regular priced seat but I may sell it closer to time
Broadway Star Joined: 4/3/17
tgirl16 said: "Is 2 tickets per account the norm or just for this show? I feel like historically I’ve only bought one ticket per account."
I was able to get two tickets for Vanya as well
A_Nicole079 said: "Looks like Linctix is running smoothly. Managed to get in on my phone and computer with no issues AND reset my pw with zero issues. Makes me wish I didn't buy a regular priced seat but I may sell it closer to time"
It took forever, but I also finally got in and had no problems with picking a date and checking out.
Broadway Legend Joined: 12/29/08
Fordham2015 said: "tgirl16 said: "Is 2 tickets per account the norm or just for this show? I feel like historically I’ve only bought one ticket per account."
I was able to get two tickets for Vanya as well"
Does your second ticket need to be someone under the age of 35? I was never able to purchase more than 1 before but saw 2 were an option today - didn’t end up buying 2… but now am curious!
Hairspray0901 said: "Does your second ticket need to be someone under the age of 35? I was never able to purchase more than 1 before but saw 2 were an option today - didn’t end up buying 2… but now am curious!"
Your guest can be any age - they just check the ticket buyer's ID at the box office. I routinely take folks with me who are not eligible for LincTix themselves.
Worth mentioning that, unless they miraculously release more, all LincTix are sold out
Broadway Legend Joined: 2/14/20
quizking101 said: "Worth mentioning that, unless they miraculously release more, all LincTix are sold out"
Impressive. That was fast. Glad I snagged one yesterday
Understudy Joined: 3/31/16
happy i waiting in the linctix queue, was able to secure two tickets for a night in october. bummer they're last row but can't complain given the price. thanks, linctix, you da bomb
Broadway Legend Joined: 3/23/17
I'm sensing a theme...
It's giving Matrix/Repo Man
Is the magnificent James McMullan retiring? He is totally irreplaceable, what a singular talent.
Full cast announced:
”The cast will feature Academy Award-winner Robert Downey Jr., Brittany Bellizeare, Rafi Gavron, Melora Hardin, Andrea Martin, Ruthie Ann Miles, and Saisha Talwar.”
Broadway Legend Joined: 8/26/19
EDSOSLO858 said: "Full cast announced:
”The cast will feature Academy Award-winnerRobert DowneyJr.,Brittany Bellizeare, Rafi Gavron,Melora Hardin,Andrea Martin,Ruthie Ann Miles, and Saisha Talwar.”"
I'm sensing a theme LCT is following (if so, I'm here for it!)... Will Ed Helms join one of their 2025 productions?
TotallyEffed said: "It's giving Matrix/Repo Man
Is the magnificent James McMullan retiring? He is totally irreplaceable, what a singular talent."
The theatre has never exclusively used McMullan art. A contemporary play about A.I. would make no sense for McMullan. He did Anuncia for them less than a year ago.
His work was not always great. His CAMELOT art was awful. It's always hard to make McMullan art work well in digital formats. He thrives with static images and they just don't translate to the needs of a 21st century ad campaign when the majority of spend is digital. They could probably find a happy compromise utilizing digital and painted elements, but it's tough to get dinosaurs to change.
Is this the first Broadway show to feature a Metahuman Digital Likeness? Or did FLAHOOLEY have one of those?
McNEAL will have sets by Michael Yeargan & Jake Barton, costumes by Jennifer Moeller, lighting by Donald Holder, sound by Justin Ellington & Beth Lake, and projections by Jake Barton. AGBO, Anthony and Joe Russo’s independent studio, together with Robert Downey Jr., is unveiling a highly realistic Metahuman Digital Likeness of the actor that will be utilized within the production of McNEAL. This fall at Lincoln Center Theater, audiences can expect a fusion of technology and theater, featuring Robert Downey Jr. in a new, innovative form.
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