YOU PICK THE SHOWS!

i wuld say drs and if not avenue q if you haven't seen it already.

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Avenue Q and DRS...without a doubt.

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"700 Sundays" is worth standing for, if you have to. It's that damn good.

I've never heard of it doing a rush. It's completely sold out.

My first choise would be BROOKLYN, The Musical (a big daaaaaa)
- where you can get great student tix for $25 day of... Brooklyn is 100% fresh.

Then, I would say All Shook Up maybe? That musical defenantly
worth your time. If you go, get the $19 FRONT balcony seats.

And La Cage.. was nice. Not much, but nice. If you really want to
see it, then go. You'll have a fun time. If you do go, get the $25 last row Mezz. seats. They are not bad but you can move on
weekdays to the front mezz. without any problem.

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It is student rush, but it's SRO.

First off, I have to say 700 Sundays is absolutely amazing. My friend and I went a while back and it is one of the best shows on Broadway right now. Although it is not the big, flashy Broadway show tat is so fun to see, it is an outstanding performance. Sadly, it may be sold out, unless you can buy the standing room ahead of time, which I heard they were doing for this show.
As for big, flashy shows...I would highly recommend La Cage. I was not so sure I would enjoy this show, but I left way more than satisfied. It is the best show I have seen this year (that being 2005...and I have seen 15 shows already). I already have tickets to see it again next week! I never go see a show more than once so soon! Anyway, the show is so colorful and fun...plus I was very moved by the plot of the show. Almost had me in tears by how moving it was at times (mainly Gary Beach's Act One finale). And one final plus...last row seats in the balcony are only $25 and are excellent. The only minus to these seats are at one point, the speakers got extremely loud, and you could really only hear the chorus. Tickets should also still be available...Have fun deciding!

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Well we've already got tickets for it up on row C. Honestly, I think Chitty is my favorite movie musical of all time. It is really the musical that defines my childhood. I'm sure there will be differences, but I'm very interested to see the show anyway (even knowing it will be different from the film in some ways). Are you talking about the London production? I didnt think it was even in previews in NY yet....But thanks for the comment!

(these are really helping guys, I appreciate this so much, I can't say enough about the people on here, you all are great)

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I rushed the Producers and the seats in my opinion weren't that bad, though some others have disagreed. I think I sat like six seats into the right on the second row. I thought the seats were fine and worth the price. The only problem I had was for certain scenes, "King of Broadway" comes to mind, a dancer would be on the corner of the stage near you, blocking the center of the stage where Brad was. But other than that, I still enjoyed the seats and preferred them to at least rear mezzanine.

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