Santino Fontana and Judy Kuhn in I can get it for you wholesale — Page 2

Supposed to miss the first two performances for a high paying gig, caught COVID (severely, from what I was told) and missed the entire two week run

Julia Lester joins the cast as Miss Marmelstein:

https://www.broadwayworld.com/article/Julia-Lester-Joins-the-Cast-of-I-CAN-GET-IT-FOR-YOU-WHOLESALE-at-Classic-Stage-Company-20230608

When do ticket go on sale for members?

Do we know when non-member tickets go on sale?

Not sure why people are being a bit mean about Santino. The OG cast members who sat behind me were talking about how he was out because of COVID. I make a point to see every show he's in, and I've never seen an understudy on for him till Goodbye Girl. If he could have helped it, I'm sure he would have been there.

Correct, Mpkie. He had Covid and people should get over it. Anyways, this cast is dynamite and this will be a very hot ticket.

Anshel2 said: "Got my tickets! Who is going? Great cast."

Got mine too. I'm surprised at the lack of interest on this board in the pre-sale. I guess everyone's been focused on the Sondheim news.

Went in at noon and had my tix by 12:05. No Saturday matinees for the first few weeks. Also take note that masking is mandatory for a few specific performances (noted on their site), and suggested for others. Agree that this is a wonderful cast - very much looking forward to it!

I'm a member and this is decently sold in October and November. If you don't have a specific date in mind or a seating preference, you should be fine until the public sale on the 25th.

Absolutely, have the best time!

fashionguru_23 said: "BETTY22 said: "What are the chances of Barbra showing up in the audience?
Did she ever see Funny Girl revival?"

Barbra has never been to Funny Girl, but I know she did send letters to Beanie, Lea, and Ramin upon their openings. Not sure about anyone else."

IN all fairness, Barbra has not really been seen out in public since the pandemic began. No events, no charitable gatherings, no restaurants, no Awards show, no post-Awards parties, etc. It was common to see coverage at such places pre-pandemic. (There was speculation on whether she would be attending King Charles III coronation a few months ago, but she didn't).

Her birthdays (including her 80th last year and her 81st this year) have been celebrated at her home with small gatherings of invited guests (from what her husband has said, and what has been posted to her social media); her much celebrated 'Ruth Ginsberg Award' ceremony was celebrated in her home (rather than a public event space) ; and media interviews which she did in the past two years have been done in her home. It will be interesting to see in the Fall what kind of publicity she will do for her memoir (scheduled for November 7). Will she leave her house, or do 'all interviews in her home, once again ?

CoffeeBreak said: "Thanks ,Sutton. ASSASSINS didn't sell out so figuring this show with these names won't sell out."

You're very welcome, I went to Assassins twice and I purchased them along with the rest of the public with absolutely no problem. There are still good seats for most performances for Wholesale, so you're all good, it runs about two hours according to the person at the box office.