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[Pharaoh's number 2]

Saw Jumpy at the RC and enjoyed it very much. Missed Posh, so will definitely be catching that this time round. I wonder how well these will sell. I can see Jumpy doing good business, but Posh I'm less sure about.

[DanielWhit]

Same as me, I'll probably pop along and see them both. Will hold out for offers on Posh though, I don't think it's a definite big seller.

[Jon]

Wonder if Constellations will transfer to the West End, odd that Posh got the transfer, Jumpy I expected as was a sellout at the Royal Court,

[steveatplays]

Doon Mackichan is an absolute MUST for Jumpy. She made it, so she must be in it again!  I'm intrigued by Posh, as it requires so many young male actors. Already, everybody in Posh is burgeoning in their post-Posh career success. I wonder how many, if any, of the original cast will return? Harry Haddon-Patton? Probably not, but the same is bound to happen again, they'll pack it with young men we've never seen before, and in one year, they'll be stars. Worth seeing for that alone, probably.

[dude-1981]

Wonder if Constellations will transfer to the West End, odd that Posh got the transfer, Jumpy I expected as was a sellout at the Royal Court, Where could you see it going though?  That is the problem with Constellations.  Well, that and the fact that I imagine the cast have pretty booked up diaries.The Jerusalem offer was £35 for early in the run.  Shame they couldn't match that for this.  I have recommended a few friends of mine to see these and a deal like that could have sold it to them.

[Honoured Guest]

As I posted in detail yesterday, there's the same Royal Court Rate of £35 if you book for both on selected dates early in their runs, with limited ticket availability as before. I suggest that each of your Posh friends teams up with one of your Jumpy friends, unless of course they're both Posh and Jumpy.

[xanderl]

Oh, so regular Royal Court goers who saw Jumpy the other month don't get the discount for Posh!  Disappointing.

[young offender]

Casting now announced for this - no big names, which makes the three month run look even more ambitious, but I still hope to catch it when the inevitable offers are rolled out.

[Honoured Guest]

Quite inspired timing for this to play in the West End during the Olympics. Our international visitors will be able to get a better understanding of the culture of our current political leaders.

[xanderl]

The inevitable offers have been rolled out :)Best one seems to be best available seats for £34.50 (~£38 including fees) for best available seats at preview performances (not Sat eve) at lastminute