42nd Street at Theatre Royal, Drury Lane

Oh damn I was gonna dayseat but am running late! I couldn't get rush, so hopefully something will still be there when I get there!

Got a Rush seat for the matinee.

Y'all proud? I know you are. 😂

Anyone know when the latest programme was published and if there are production photos of Bonnie in it? Last one I have is September last year. Hope they still have some left tomorrow night. I’ll be in row E of stalls !

I see seats for the final four shows (not that there is many left at all!), are going fast. I think fans who thought they could get away with dayseat or Rush have started panicking a bit and buying up. I've had four different fans tell me they caved and brought an £82.50 seat because they didn't wanna miss the final show.

I'm just walking up now!

Hi all,

Theatre Royal Drury Lane box office here. We thought we'd drop a note as apparently people have been saying there won't be day seats tomorrow and Today Tix won't have any, but just to put minds at rest we will be having our lovely day seats as normal tomorrow in various places across the whole auditorium. We have also give Today Tix their usual supply. And it's always worth coming to us just before the show if you miss out on any of these cheaper options, and we'll see what we can do for you at regular price.

We're really looking forward to seeing regular day seaters tomorrow morning (wrap up warm, the weather says it's going to be cold), and also welcoming our Today Tix and other personal callers too.

Let's make their last shows great ones.

Best wishes,

The DL team

Getting emotional thinking about this time tomorrow... I've never felt like this about a show before

Anywho, great two shows today! Lively audiences, especially the evening, with large responses especially to the opening and the staircase, where applause and cheering went on well into the enxt scene. Also cheering throughout the final tap number as well from some but all in good fun.

Sunny Side was a bit of a mess. Once the song ended, Emma lit up like normal, but then Clare spoke and no light, then Ella's came on, then it was just a black out bar Emma who was reacting to darkness. From the front, you could hear the natural voice but with no mic, other than Emma's. Luckily it pulled itself together after the cast leave the dressing rooms.

Was at both shows today and I found it really emotional. The atmosphere at the evening show was like a cast change so tomorrow should be incredible.

Yeah I prefer Philip in his usual track as Pat is only on a few minutes. He's definitely one of the standout dancers for me.

Hi, I work at Drury Lane and will miss the show as much as you lot. 😢 It's been interesting reading all your comments over the past two years especially considering what the opinions were like at the beginning. It really is a wonderful show and this cast are going to go out with such love and appreciation ringing in their ears. I hope you all find other equally as wonderful shows to fill your matinee and evenings with or if not then maybe have slightly fuller bank balances. 😄
Just a few thoughts, though. To the guy who posted, Claire will not be upset that you commented about her pregnancy, she's pretty cool about things like that. You've been the hugest fan of the show from day one it would be a shame to let something like that spoil things. Thank you for your support.

There are NO private conversations at SD if you're surrounded by lots of other people. I know at least one of you actively hangs around and 'listens in' to get the goss to pretend that you're 'in the know' and also 'stalks', if I can use that word lightly, some of the cast and musicians, etc on their way home.

Lastly, has anyone noticed that the man who does the incessant, monotonous 'woo-woo' noise all the way through the show doesn't do one for Tom Lister in the curtain call? Why not? Everyone else gets one. 😕

Thank you for coming to see the show. It really is appreciated. We couldn't do it without you. 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻