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Post by Deleted on Mar 16, 2018 17:19:23 GMT
That rains why there was nothing if you were further back in the queue. So all other front cheap seats went on sale for members? I got some front row tickets through entry pass and there was a fair bit of availability, so not for all members. |
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Post by peggs on Mar 16, 2018 17:35:46 GMT
Ahh I did wonder about Friday rush but have only ever been offered seats much further back so worth knowing they do potentially exist.
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Post by ensembleswings on Mar 17, 2018 18:08:05 GMT
Failed at securing any entry pass tickets on Wednesday but I did manage to pick up a £15 ticket for Translations when public booking opened. Holding out for returns/friday rush for Julie.
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Post by NeilVHughes on Mar 17, 2018 18:36:34 GMT
Interesting to see the stick Rufus Norris gets in light of how progressively more difficult it is to get tickets for the National on an ad hoc basis, the launch day lottery and queue slot is becoming the Theatre equivalent of the last few minutes of an eBay auction for everything outside the Olivier.
Who’d have thought the National becoming par with the Donmar for ticket availability.
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Post by Deleted on Mar 17, 2018 20:38:35 GMT
Interesting to see the stick Rufus Norris gets in light of how progressively more difficult it is to get tickets for the National on an ad hoc basis, the launch day lottery and queue slot is becoming the Theatre equivalent of the last few minutes of an eBay auction for everything outside the Olivier. Who’d have thought the National becoming par with the Donmar for ticket availability. It really isn’t hard to get tickets At all And neither is the Donmar Don’t know what you are on about |
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Post by NeilVHughes on Mar 17, 2018 21:53:53 GMT
A proud day, truly feel part of the Board now I have been ‘Parsleyed’
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Post by basi1faw1ty on Mar 18, 2018 8:42:54 GMT
Ahh I did wonder about Friday rush but have only ever been offered seats much further back so worth knowing they do potentially exist. First time I did Friday Rush I was given a circle seat, about 3 rows from the back of the Lyttelton. It was atrocious. I felt so far away from the action, plus I missed bits of dialogue thanks to a mixture of poor sound, the distance from the stage, and audience chatter, and I've been put off FR ever since. But seeing all these reports of people grabbing front row seats etc has me curious to attempt it again. (The NT doesn't like me buying more than 2 Entry Pass tickets if it's for the same production so I'm considering the FR route.) (I will admit though I was in a hurry the day I bought it and thought I should just accept the first ticket offered me or else I wouldn't get one at all.) |
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Post by jadnoop on Apr 9, 2018 11:00:57 GMT
The additional talks are now up (e.g. Sam Mendes & Ben Power discussing Lehman Trilogy on Sep 13th www.nationaltheatre.org.uk/tickets/12007 ), so presumably the remaining of the performances can't be too far away. For those in the know, does the fact that a transfer of Network to Broadway the West End wasn't announced to capitalise off Bryan Cranston's win make it less likely to happen? |
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Post by Jan on Apr 10, 2018 14:27:52 GMT
Interesting to see the stick Rufus Norris gets in light of how progressively more difficult it is to get tickets for the National on an ad hoc basis, the launch day lottery and queue slot is becoming the Theatre equivalent of the last few minutes of an eBay auction for everything outside the Olivier. Who’d have thought the National becoming par with the Donmar for ticket availability. It’s easy to get tickets for the Donmar, it was only really difficult when Grandage was in charge. Also your qualification “outside the Olivier” is quite a big one. When I was at the Tabard the other night I overheard a group of other theatregoers discussing that Times article and saying Norris was talking nonsense (well, not quite the word they used) He has certainly managed to alienate a section of the NT audience in a way none of his predecessors managed. |
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Post by nash16 on Apr 10, 2018 16:28:27 GMT
The additional talks are now up (e.g. Sam Mendes & Ben Power discussing Lehman Trilogy on Sep 13th www.nationaltheatre.org.uk/tickets/12007 ), so presumably the remaining of the performances can't be too far away. For those in the know, does the fact that a transfer of Network to Broadway the West End wasn't announced to capitalise off Bryan Cranston's win make it less likely to happen? The British shows that "win" Oliviers are normally awarded to assist finance towards a Broadway transfer, so I wouldn't count that out yet. Definitely not a West End one though. |
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Post by meister on Apr 11, 2018 10:58:04 GMT
Does anyone know when tickets for 'Hello, I'm Darling' are going on sale. It is meant to start in July!
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Post by Deleted on Apr 11, 2018 11:01:04 GMT
Home, I'm Darling. It's the Dorfman and they seem to have their own rules about opening booking, but as it's starting in July, I'd presume it'll be on sale by the end of this month. An Octoroon opened booking less than three months in advance, so depending on when in July it's opening, there's still some leeway before they're leaving it unreasonably late.
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Post by Deleted on Apr 11, 2018 17:51:31 GMT
Home, I'm Darling. It's the Dorfman and they seem to have their own rules about opening booking, but as it's starting in July, I'd presume it'll be on sale by the end of this month. An Octoroon opened booking less than three months in advance, so depending on when in July it's opening, there's still some leeway before they're leaving it unreasonably late. I’m looking forward to this. Wade is a fantastic writer. |
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Post by theatreliker on Apr 14, 2018 15:38:36 GMT
Is Translations usually a long play?
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Post by Deleted on Apr 14, 2018 16:45:31 GMT
^ Just keep your fingers crossed that Ian Rickson doesn’t drop out only for Joe Hill-Gibbins to step in...
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Post by jason71 on Apr 16, 2018 17:54:02 GMT
Finally managed to get a ticket for An Octoroon. Dates are available for 18/19th June. Got my ticket in the Upper Circle.
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Post by zahidf on Apr 19, 2018 10:46:25 GMT
I cant see the booking dates for the new season. Anyone know for advanced/public booking please?
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Post by vdcni on Apr 19, 2018 10:46:57 GMT
Looks like Janie Dee and Peter Forbes will be returning with Follies.
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Post by Deleted on Apr 19, 2018 10:57:21 GMT
Oh for gods sake why have they announced loads of things that sound good, just take my money already. Looks like they are back on form and very happy about the NT loves as will definitely go and see George iii and glad King Lear will be available for lots of people to see. A nice mix as well of a classic,returning musica,new play and new musical,
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Post by Deleted on Apr 19, 2018 15:24:23 GMT
So presumably Amex will be the 17th at lunchtime (or maybe the 16th), you usually get a bit of a jump on the public booking.
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Post by jgblunners on Apr 19, 2018 15:31:38 GMT
9:30am on the 16th for Entry Pass
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Post by zahidf on Apr 19, 2018 16:06:38 GMT
I cant see the booking dates for the new season. Anyone know for advanced/public booking please? Booking dates for May to September 2018 season Tickets for the new season go on sale as follows: Tuesday 1 May, 8.30am Supporting Cast, Patron, Premier Patron, Benefactor & Olivier Circle Members, Young Patron Premium and Young Patron Ambasadors Thursday 3 May, 8.30am Priority and Priority Plus Members, and Young Patron Member and Young Patron Associates Wednesday 9 May, 8.30am Advance Members Friday 18 May, 8.30am Public booking
cool thanks
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Post by Mark on Apr 22, 2018 23:11:32 GMT
Any word yet on Nine Night? Can't find a thread for it.
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