#51
Posted: 4/14/09 at 11:42am
I've never sat in a front row that was awful. "9 to 5," I couldn't see their feet, but I didn't go to look at feet, so that doesn't bother me.
#52
Posted: 4/14/09 at 11:53am
My guess is that they have a Wednesday matinee this week because of spring break...
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#53
Posted: 4/14/09 at 12:44pm
Isn't it a little late to be having a Spring Break? Anywho...I guess I'll just swing by the box office and ask today.
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#54
Posted: 4/14/09 at 1:12pm
Nope, not really, I have mine this week...
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#55
Posted: 4/14/09 at 3:07pm
I have mine next week. I hope they have a Wed matinee next week, I wanna go see it again.
#56
Posted: 4/15/09 at 11:35am
So what is the deal with SRO for Hair? I know they only sell it when the show is sold out, but where is it? Isn't there a wall right behind the last row of seats?
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#57
Posted: 4/15/09 at 11:37am
No, not in the Martin Beck, errr... The Hirschfeld... There is a walkway behind the back of the orchestra.
#58
Posted: 4/15/09 at 1:28pm
the standing room is behind the right(and maybe left, idk tho cuz the soud/light stuff is there) of the orchestra. if you cant get tickets, they are a great way to see the show. plenty of cast interaction good sighlines even all the way over and only $25
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#59
Posted: 4/16/09 at 10:34pm
How crazy has the lotto been recently?
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#60
Posted: 4/16/09 at 10:46pm
Yesterday's matinee's lotto was supposedly a relatively small crowd, but I lost anyway.
#61
Posted: 4/16/09 at 11:34pm
I went to lotto Wednesday's evening performance, and there must have been well over 100 names in the bucket. I luckily won (though I was the only one in my group of nine whose name was called), and enjoyed the show immensely. 
#63
Posted: 4/17/09 at 12:42pm
I lost the lotto three times in a row to relatively small crowds (Friday, Saturday matinee, and Sunday matinee) and then won twice in a row after that (Tuesday and Wednesday matinee). Granted, the Tuesday was St. Patrick's day and the Wednesday matinee was a Wednesday matinee, but the crowds were just as big as the other times. I heard the Saturday and Sunday matinees aren't bad and I can personally attest that Wednesday matinees aren't bad.
#67
Posted: 4/25/09 at 10:58pm
Since Hair doesn't play a Wednesday matinee I would think it very difficult to win the Lotto/Rush.
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