Misty

I’ve seen it. It’s fantastic. I hope you enjoy it as much as I did.

I don't know about discounts per se, but you can side-step ATG's ridiculous booking fees by booking through the Bush website, if you don't find anything better.

Thanks

As an individual ticket buyer who 99% of the time is only buying for one person, it makes zero difference to me if additional fees are a per ticket booking fee or a one-off transaction fee. Either way, that's extra money on top of what the theatre says "this is the price of the ticket!", and if you think I'm the only person who considers ATG's £3.50 additional fee one of the pricier ones, then you must be newer here than your post count suggests.

So unfair, too, to charge the same fee regardless of ticket cost or number of tix per booking. If they must charge, a proportional fee would be fairer, as some venues levy.

Misty has extended until 17th November which I suspect was always the plan.

I suspect the same, they seemed to have dates available to the 17th when I first tried booking, the latter few weeks of which vanished soon after.

Well this was not for me.

You’ve got some sh*t on your chest.
You’ve got two hours and a stage on the West end (technically). And an urge to make a point.
So you cobble a bit of a story together and fanny around with balloons and then cop out an ending because you don’t know how write it.
You want to make a call to arms over the gentrification of London? Yes! Absolutely. Now is the time to do that. But don’t do that by isolating other groups. Turning one minority against another.
Don’t like that there’s more than one variety of tea? Take it to Twitter, I’ve no time for that in a “Featre”.
No fault to the execution of this, as the performance was committed and flawless. It’s the writing that, for me, let this down. Too many different points ineffectivly made. (Is it called Misty because the point is out there in the mist, somewhere?..)
Very well directed and it sounded amazing - So good to hear sub in obnoxious amounts in a theatre.

What it ultimately boiled down to was the writer not liking some bad previous reviews and so taking two hour from us to nag about it.
Don’t like what the reviewers have said about your writing? Don’t write a piece bitching b(l)ack at them, write something that will silence them.
I wanted to love this, maybe my previous experience of gig-theatre left me with expectations too high.
Very full house and a very responsive audience who lapped it all up though.

After much consideration I think it might be called back Misty because when something gets misty it gets gradually whiter and whiter. I think this point might be that's that's happening to the places he talks about in the show i.e. gentrification.

I'm thinking of going to this and I was looking for discounts & I found this one
checkout.timeout.com/london/up-to-66-off-misty-at-trafalgar-studios-57354/

They have Best available for £15.00 for the matinees, however it doesn't give me a specific seat. Does anyone know why so, and is anyone aware of any other offers?

@theatremonkey.com - clicking on the above link tells me "This show has now closed".

Note also for anyone else thinking of taking up this offer, the understudy Kibong Tanji will be playing the role this Thursday matinee, the 8th, according to the ATG ticketing site.