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Joined: Mon July 29, 2013 3:44 pm Posts: 506
swan wrote:
Captain Termite wrote:
Should I go see the David Byrne American Utopia show?
No joke, it's one of the best shows I've ever seen. It should be especially amazing in that intimate old Broadway theater.
It's looking like the wife & I will have to go to NYC for a family/baby visit in January, so we may get to see it again. Here's hoping.
Thanks for the recommendation. It's actually in Boston - they're doing like 25 shows in September within walking distance of my work. So so many tickets are available from the box office, I may be able to get a deep discount on the secondary market for a weekday show.
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Captain Termite wrote:
swan wrote:
Captain Termite wrote:
Should I go see the David Byrne American Utopia show?
No joke, it's one of the best shows I've ever seen. It should be especially amazing in that intimate old Broadway theater.
It's looking like the wife & I will have to go to NYC for a family/baby visit in January, so we may get to see it again. Here's hoping.
Thanks for the recommendation. It's actually in Boston - they're doing like 25 shows in September within walking distance of my work. So so many tickets are available from the box office, I may be able to get a deep discount on the secondary market for a weekday show.
I think it's worth whatever you have to pay, but if you can get in cheap on a weekday then no reason to miss it. The Broadway run prices are stupid high, but that's to be expected I suppose. Enjoy!
likes rhythmic things that butt up against each other
Joined: Mon July 29, 2013 3:44 pm Posts: 506
swan wrote:
Captain Termite wrote:
swan wrote:
Captain Termite wrote:
Should I go see the David Byrne American Utopia show?
No joke, it's one of the best shows I've ever seen. It should be especially amazing in that intimate old Broadway theater.
It's looking like the wife & I will have to go to NYC for a family/baby visit in January, so we may get to see it again. Here's hoping.
Thanks for the recommendation. It's actually in Boston - they're doing like 25 shows in September within walking distance of my work. So so many tickets are available from the box office, I may be able to get a deep discount on the secondary market for a weekday show.
I think it's worth whatever you have to pay, but if you can get in cheap on a weekday then no reason to miss it. The Broadway run prices are stupid high, but that's to be expected I suppose. Enjoy!
Even face is not outrageous for the upcoming Boston ones. $100 (after fees) for the worst seat in the house, and $150 for decent ones. One cold probably avoid some of the fees by just buying straight from the box office.
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