42nd Street at Theatre Royal, Drury Lane

Back to see those dancing feet tonight for the 3rd time, having nabbed a Rush ticket, centre second row of the stalls!

I'm pretty sure it would have been through the todaytix app from 10am (well at 10am for a 2nd row seat) for £25 (with possible £10 discount if you haven't ever used it before, see the todaytix thread for a code, fairer than just advertising my own). 

Good god, it just keeps getting better each time! I'm calling it now, I think from the moment Peggy is under that spotlight to the stairs, possibly my all-time favourite musical theatre sequence. Just magical, theatre at its finest. Also fresh appreciation for Stuart Neal, who really works his ass off on that stage every night! A brilliant performance! I wouldn't be surprised if he was a spoiler nominee at the Oliviers. And anyone unconvinced by Sheena back when it first opened, go back! She has improved vastly, and sings the score beautifully! And my favourite Ensemble member Sam Murphy was on so happiness all around.

When is the ensemble cast change happening? And is Sheena going at the same time?

I really think Stuart has the hardest role in the entire show. He does everything the leads do, as well as the ensemble from start to finish. Its quite remarkable. I agree with Ryan, wouldn't be mad if he nabbed a nomination, it would be totally deserved!

Oh, and Christopher Howell is still the weak link in this show. Literally the only un-entertaining part of the show. Thankfully he is constantly onstage with Jasna or the girl with the boobs, so there something good onstage with him!

Oh thats interesting, the show is pushing both Clare and Sheena as leads for the Whatsonstage.com Awards. So they may be pushing the Oliviers in that direction too?

I'm sure it's partly due to forum members telling anyone who will listen how good it is. I certainly do.

So deserved! I hope it sticks around as long as possible before the refub, I suspect it will!

Did anyone book for the final night?! I know general public would, but haven't people learned by now that in most cases most booking periods are cut short or extended?

I don't.

This shows deserves to run and run and run.

You can book up to the 1st of December 2018 on London Theatre Direct. All I could find when I did a quick search was a tweet of theirs that mentions booking till December 2018.