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[Titan]

The upside is it will be cheap to run. Good luck to it but in the present climate I'm not sure

[Pharaoh's number 2]

It's expensive- £67 odd top price, plus premiums at £97.50 for 'peak' performances. And no cheap side stall tix, which I usually rely on for shows at the Palladium. Wizard of Oz, even before it opened, did great £25 "restricted" seats at the side of the front stalls. As does Scrooge, as did Sister Act. Hopefully they'll put these on sale later. Cheapest in the stalls is £52 for row V at the moment.

I want to see it, and wish it well- I suspect it'll be a hit with the coach parties.

[Titan]

It's very expensive for a show with minimal set and costumes

[Zippy]

Won't be paying those prices. If they don't do day seats like they did with Wizard of Oz and Sister Act then I won't be bothering with this.

[poster J]

That is expensive...if it doesn't discount then I won't be able to go either.

[jaqs]

Its 54 (57.5 with booking fee) in previews for main stalls/circle which isnt too bad.

If dayseats are up front like they were for sister act i wouldnt want those as need to be further back to see all the dance formations properly. Id take a risk on upper circle and hope for upgrade

I'm super excited love the show. Hope the casting is super.

[Joshuajames]

Zippy all you ever do is complain about the price of theatre tickets... Boring!

[Zippy]

No, it's not all I ever do. What a stupid thing to say!

[Seriously]

Oh, it's not all she does!  She goes on and on about Rock of Ages too!

[Zippy]

"She" is a "He". But yes, I admit to being guilty about going on and on about ROA!