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 MsPetersFan1
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6/25/2002
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Long Island, New York & Boston, | posted: 11/13/2003 at 10:02:15 PM ET
Hey guys..just need some help. This Sunday, the 16th, I want to see a show. Wicked is apparently sold out, any chance that they may still have tickets left though? Has anyone done the lottery before? Also, does anyone have any discount codes for The Boy from Oz, Nine, The Lion King, or any other show out there? Thanks!
~* Megan *~
|  UCFGuardgirl
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6/15/2003
From:
New York City | posted: 11/14/2003 at 12:23:38 AM ET
No discount codes for any of the shows (at least, no GOOD ones that I know of) but you might want to check Playbill.com and look at their "offers" page. It'll show you exactly what's being discounted at the moment. Then, all you have to do is register (it's free) and then you'll get the discount codes.
Also, there's a site called play-by-play.com (you might want to google it to get the exact address, but it's called play by play)that offers discounts for shows, although I'm not sure which ones.
The WICKED lottery is a toss-up. I've gone twice, and won twice. I won once by myself and my friend won tickets for us the other time. But I went on non-peak days: a tuesday night and a wednesday matinee, respectively, so I have NO idea what the sunday crowd for lottery looks like. Then again, if you don't get the lottery, you can always get in the cancellations line. I know people who have gotten GREAT seats that way (even though it's full price for whatever. Balcony is $40, so maybe you can get that.)
Be advised, though, apparently Kristin was out sick today. She must have totally exhausted herself wednesday night or something (after the TODAY show taping in the rain, and then the two performances,) because when I saw her wednesday afternoon she seemed very happy and healthy and bubbly. So you might want to make sure she's back before you buy tickets, if you do/can. Unless you just want to see the show, in which case Kristin being out sick might free up tickets.
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Q: Any funny incidents or accidents with Kristin (Chenoweth)?
Norbert Leo Butz: I have this Errol Flynn moment where I swing in on this rope. One night in San Francisco, I let go of the rope and the rest of the actors started cracking up. I turned around and the rope had literally tied around Kristin's head and got caught on her crown and was pulling her off stage. It was like watching Barbie get hung.
--------->Playbill.com interviews Norbert Leo Butz, of WICKED
|  Jean
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6/7/2003 | posted: 11/14/2003 at 5:49:52 AM ET
Discount codes at theatermania.com here:
theatermania.com codes
talkinbroadway.com/forum also has a page of codes (broadwaybox is a good one):
talkinbroadway.com/forum
In addition to playbill.com, you can also register with the New York Times to get discounts emailed to you--I can't find a way to get those codes on their web site.
(I never leave home without a few discount printouts in my hand bag..Nine is the only show that you asked about that I've noticed on discount; Wicked has a discount but I think it's restricted view.)
Jean
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