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Post by liverpool54321 on Sept 9, 2016 16:06:23 GMT
12 seats for Monday matinee currently available, albeit £90 seats.
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Post by HereForTheatre on Sept 9, 2016 18:22:50 GMT
Thankyou for the heads up on that, i've been able to get a ticket now. Thought i'd miss out. 2nd row which is a bit close for me but needs must.
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Post by andrew on Sept 9, 2016 19:05:54 GMT
I'm thinking of attempting the day seats for this tomorrow. It looks like one needs to be there painfully early though. Is it at least a comfortable experience? Nice pavement outside yeah?
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Post by Deleted on Sept 9, 2016 19:10:31 GMT
I'm thinking of attempting the day seats for this tomorrow. It looks like one needs to be there painfully early though. Is it at least a comfortable experience? Nice pavement outside yeah? When you days seat (at least when I did) you go into the penny cafe under the theatre and collect a ticket there to go to the box office. The staff come down at 10 and get you in ticket order. |
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Post by lynette on Sept 9, 2016 19:13:34 GMT
In the prog they say that they are aiming for a Broadway run.
Sorry my previous entry was so brief. Was tired.
Just a few observations: obviously most people if not all know the story and I think the show depends on this. For example the piano teacher and the old guy are are in it but not clear I don't think. So unlike the greats, Guys and Dolls say or My Fair Lady, based on a story and a play, I think to enjoy this you need to know the film or at the least the story. It doesn't break free. But having said that I think it could. Maybe they cram in too much, maybe they need a real humdinger of a song they can belt out in various forms, maybe they need to work up a couple of minor roles ( in this the insurance guy has a poignant solo and could carry more I think as could the camera man) I dunno but yes, I think it could be a great...it will be a long runner. The audience stood at the end and there is no doubt the leads are really something.
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Post by dippy on Sept 9, 2016 22:10:35 GMT
I'm thinking of attempting the day seats for this tomorrow. It looks like one needs to be there painfully early though. Is it at least a comfortable experience? Nice pavement outside yeah? When you days seat (at least when I did) you go into the penny cafe under the theatre and collect a ticket there to go to the box office. The staff come down at 10 and get you in ticket order. I think that's only Monday to Friday. A friend of mine queued last Saturday and got there are 7:43 and was 9th two more arrived a couple of minutes later. She said there were over 30 by 10am. |
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Post by CBP1 on Sept 9, 2016 22:24:31 GMT
In the prog they say that they are aiming for a Broadway run. obviously most people if not all know the story and I think the show depends on this. For example the piano teacher and the old guy are are in it but not clear I don't think. So unlike the greats, Guys and Dolls say or My Fair Lady, based on a story and a play, I think to enjoy this you need to know the film or at the least the story. It doesn't break free. But having said that I think it could. I haven't seen the film but I still thought it all made perfect sense (or at least as much sense as a story about time repeating itself can anyway!) I loved it. |
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Post by Deleted on Sept 9, 2016 22:24:38 GMT
When you days seat (at least when I did) you go into the penny cafe under the theatre and collect a ticket there to go to the box office. The staff come down at 10 and get you in ticket order. I think that's only Monday to Friday. A friend of mine queue last Saturday and got there are 7:43 and was 9th two more arrived a couple of minutes later. She said there were over 30 by 10am. That's quite interesting. When I day sat during previews I was 5th at about 9:30 and there can't have been more than 10 people there. |
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Post by charliec on Sept 10, 2016 0:00:39 GMT
My friend has done it a few times and I'm trying next week.
Friend did a Tuesday and got there at 8:30, too late to get anything, 7:30 on a Thursday, 9th in queue and got evening tickets.
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Post by charliec on Sept 10, 2016 8:57:29 GMT
Extra charity performance at 7.30pm on Monday 19th September. On sale to friends level members Wednesday at noon, to the general public from Thursday 16th September. Prices from £12 to £150 VIP tickets. What do we think the chances of there being any tickets left after the friends booking period are? |
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Post by andrew on Sept 10, 2016 9:07:29 GMT
Really busy today. 12th at 7.30. A girl at 6.40 was 4th. Currently 30 in the queue, wish me luck...
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Post by anthony40 on Sept 10, 2016 9:10:52 GMT
Really busy today. 12th at 7.30. A girl at 6.40 was 4th. Currently 30 in the queue, wish me luck... Wow! Best of luck mate. |
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Post by Deleted on Sept 10, 2016 9:16:23 GMT
Good luck! Ugh, I'd pay millions to see this again.
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Post by jampot on Sept 10, 2016 10:23:19 GMT
Perhaps the GH lovers theatre board community should have one last show and all meet up on the extra date....
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Post by kathryn on Sept 10, 2016 10:26:28 GMT
Guess I'm not seeing it on its last day after all!
Hope this means that some people who were regretting missing it get tickets. I suspect there will be a fair few people who can't resist seeing it one last time though!
Edit: Totally cross-posted with jampot just then. It is very tempting to book again, must admit! I bet the cheap tickets will be gone by the time public booking opens, though.
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Post by dippy on Sept 10, 2016 10:37:46 GMT
It's tempting to go since I did really want to see the last performance. I've got a ticket for the Saturday matinee I can't use because of work so hopefully if there are still tickets going on Thursday during my lunch break I'll see if I can swap from the Saturday matinee to Monday.
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Post by zak97 on Sept 10, 2016 10:46:02 GMT
I presume there will still be dayseats for the final Monday, if that's the cast I will try that and endure the early start.
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Post by boybooshka on Sept 10, 2016 12:39:16 GMT
So tempted to go down to London for that extra show. Best thing I've seen on stage for ages.
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Post by ali973 on Sept 10, 2016 13:08:04 GMT
Anyone going Monday eve or the final show on Sat? I'll be there sporting my new Theatre Board Badge.
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Post by anthony40 on Sept 10, 2016 13:20:58 GMT
Any news on a cast recording yet?
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Post by cmcphail on Sept 10, 2016 13:34:22 GMT
Despite having a ticket to see it again, I think I will also join the fray and try and book that additional performance. I ordered my badge at the end of August, maybe it will arrive and I can bring it with me  |
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Post by Deleted on Sept 10, 2016 13:59:33 GMT
I have a feeling they'll wait until Broadway for a cast recording considering the cast (other than Karl) is very likely to change.
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Post by charliec on Sept 10, 2016 14:23:10 GMT
Will try for a ticket to the final show on the Monday. was going to day seat the final Saturday but if I can get a Monday ticket I won't need to get up crazy early in Monday!
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Post by andrew on Sept 10, 2016 17:12:09 GMT
So my dayseating yielded tickets. People arriving after 8 didn't get anything, not sure of the exact cut off. I had an absolute blast, my first review still stands but now I enjoyed the music a lot more, and now viewing it from the circle I could see just how absolutely mindblowing the revolve action was. Probably won't bother with this new Monday now I've been back but if I hadn't gone today I would have mysteriously found myself feeling ill at work just around the moment those tickets were going on sale...
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Post by HereForTheatre on Sept 10, 2016 18:28:13 GMT
I think i am sitting on the 2nd row for this on Monday. What's the view like from there? I must say this is very unusual for me, i have never sat that close in a show before, it's just not been something i fancied. But needs must with this otherwise i'd have missed out completely.
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