42nd Street at Theatre Royal, Drury Lane

Haven't even looked at twitter hahahaha!

Judging by the recent pictures of set etc and the videos of rehearsals on Twitter, this show is shaping up to be a really good show with huge sets and dedicated direction etc but it just needs to appeal to lots of people. Drury Lane is huge so this has to sell and even if the reviews are great (which I bet they will be), it still needs to appeal. Look at Showboat...

This production sort of makes the CFT one seem irrelevant

That was small scale in comparison

The cast here is 52 or 53 I think

Quite larger than any other recent show in WE history

I do want to add

That we moan about feeble new shows like The Girls

And then about classic large scale high budget revivals

The producers can't win!!

It is very thrilling and loud

Those £15 at the front look like a bargain! Fairly sure they weren't available at that price before? Looks to me that only half the row is on sale for the first two rows so possibly the others are day seats?

I just booked the front row, what a deal!

When I sat there for Charlie there was no restriction, you could see the whole stage floor and set was visable so I imagine the main thing with that deal is the whole ensemble numbers won't be visable clearly. 

Glad I stumbled onto this thread, Wasn't sure about the show but at that price a no-brainer!

I'm very tempted by those front row seats, but I'm just a little concerned about the height of the stage. Is it likely that we won't be able to see the dancers' feet?

I was thinking it might be something like that. I think I might wait till there's a bit more information about the view floating about. Thanks! 

We had a works coach trip from Gwent to see this about thirty years ago. The lights went down, the band struck up, mass tap dancing commenced, and one of the group exclaimed: "Oh my god I can't sit through this sh*t" and walked straight out.

If 10 of us club together we can get a great group rate 😁

Want to see this but think front row is just a bit too close. Keeping fingers crossed for offers.

I LOVE theatreboard! I would not have known about these tickets if I had not checked the thread. Booked for the first preview on the Monday night on row A - second row. I assume it is close and you will lose some feet (not good for a tap show I suppose, hence the price) but surely a bargain! The seats in the row behind are £65 and a few rows further back (Row F) are £115!!!!!