I wonder how they will manage the sound in both the theatres? At the current theatre, you can already hear the weather, traffic etc outside, so with another musical right next door, I wonder how much that will effect either show?
Hmm, problem with a new theatre is that you don't have a clue about sightlines. Not fancying a front row seat, looks like my next best bet would be a £35 one, but that far back, how much are you actually going to see? Then again, you could stretch to £55 six rows forward and have the same problem... Will try to track down some US reviews and see just how close you need to be for this.
Anyone know what the deal is with the 'i' on some seats? It's not showing up on my ipad when I click - just tries to book the seat!
Anyone know what the deal is with the 'i' on some seats? It's not showing up on my ipad when I click - just tries to book the seat!
Just checked a random performance, and all available aisle seats have the 'i' (and no other). Apparently, it denotes that additional information is available. In this case, it's simply that it's an aisle seat.
Anyone noticed that big chunk of seats in the premium seating hasn't been put on sale? Recon these will be premium premium seats? I imagine this will be a super hot ticket so cud charge what they want for them
Anyone know what the deal is with the 'i' on some seats? It's not showing up on my ipad when I click - just tries to book the seat!
Just checked a random performance, and all available aisle seats have the 'i' (and no other). Apparently, it denotes that additional information is available. In this case, it's simply that it's an aisle seat.
Ha, that's hilarious! I assumed restricted view or something... Nice to see a booking system as fanatical about aisle seats as I am. ;-)
Anyone noticed that big chunk of seats in the premium seating hasn't been put on sale? Recon these will be premium premium seats? I imagine this will be a super hot ticket so cud charge what they want for them
Anyone else noticed that premium seats were priced at £95 this morning and are now £125.
Anyone noticed that big chunk of seats in the premium seating hasn't been put on sale? Recon these will be premium premium seats? I imagine this will be a super hot ticket so cud charge what they want for them
Anyone else noticed that premium seats were priced at £95 this morning and are now £125.
Oh, they're doing dynamic pricing, some dates still have premium at £95, some £125 and some are up to £150!
In the Heights won three! I was just not 100% sure as it is a new theatre space they are building. So are they considered two separate theatres or the same theatre?
Post by Phantom of London on Jul 26, 2016 8:50:19 GMT
All very confuding and muddled.
We seem to have 3 kings Theatres now:
The Railway Children/In The Heights Space The Donmar Warehouse Theatre Now another temporary theatre for Lazarus, next to the Railway Children/In The Heights Space.
Yes, if you have never been to this neck of the woods before (me) it might be best to allow plenty of time before the show to find the right theatre and entrance etc.
I couldn't see the front row on sale for any dates yesterday, does seem to suggest they're holding them back for possible day seat/lottery or something similar?
Ahemmmm.... Ignore me, just read back through this thread *whistles aimlessly*
Gah... a little late to the party on this one and now no front row seats for the entire run (trust me, I've checked). I don't really want to spend big bucks on this but the back row looks very, very far away. Ch-ch-ch-ch-ch-choices...
Someone else has made an account also called just 'Andrew', I asked him not to, for a true andrew post look for my annoying face
Only just spotted this at BFI southbank on Sunday - still tickets available
Man Who Fell to Earth screening at 5:30 followed by ...
We are delighted to announce that Michael C Hall (Six Feet Under, Dexter, Cold in July), who will soon star in the David Bowie/Enda Walsh-penned musical Lazarus at the King’s Cross Theatre, will join us for a Q&A following this screening. He will be joined by the show’s producer Robert Fox and the host will be BFI programmer Justin Johnson. Please note, this screening has moved from NFT3 and the seating will be unallocated.