The Music Man : Fan Page

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Hey, it is the holiday season in full now --

but did you know who wrote the song " It's Beginning to Look a Lot like Christmas!"

Meredith Willson!

Our Music Man composer


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Kids need new dance techniques to copy

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Repeat patronage -- as insurance against covid-related cancellations...

or just an excuse to see Hugh again and again

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In case anyone is taking kids to the show --

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On BWW --

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THE MUSIC MAN
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Posted: 12/18/21 at 5:29pm
Like many on here, I had October 2020 tickets that are now January 2022 tickets, and, also like many on here, I'm mildly panicking. I'm hoping late January is long enough after Christmas that the holiday wave is over by then. I'm still (as of now) planning to go, but I'm going to be devastated if I held onto tickets for 2+ years only for it to be cancelled. I know I'm not alone here, but I've planned to attend since they first announced it in March 2019. It's been the thing I've looked forward to the most since the pandemic started.

I did buy a ticket for May as well as a just in case, but it's not a great date and the seat isn't as good, and I won't be able to see the show twice like I was going to. It'll be expensive for me, since I have to fly to get there and stay at a hotel, and May hotels are going to be way more expensive. But it's the only date I could find that had a good nonpremium seat left that I was willing to pay for. Hopefully January goes off well and I can resell my ticket (or take the loss, which will be worth it if my January trip is successful).

My currently planned trip starts with an early Wednesday morning flight. I have tickets for that Saturday's matinee and evening performances. As soon as my plane touches down in LGA I plan to check to see if I can get Wednesday Music Man tickets. If I can see it Wednesday, even if it costs a lot, it'll take the pressure off the rest of the trip. And if I end up seeing it 3 times, well, that's fine with me.

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On BWW --

BernadettevsPatti said: "Anyone trying r for the first preview? What time is anybody planning to get there? It’s gonna be 28 degrees. No idea what to plan for."

I'm not going but I do know 2 friends-actors are planning on going at 5am to wait on line

That's a five-hour wait in 28*F weather

I think theatres should install heating systems on the sidewalk outside their doors especially in the winter Not just for
"rush" but also for when people have to wait outside before being let in.

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Hugh usually reposts the artistic renderings ( usually laced with humor) of Karthiknjartist

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http://instagram.com/p/CXpoKxlLe9d

"We few, we happy (lucky) few..."

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Keep swiping till you find the curtain call clip -nice one!

It's the last frame.

Hugh and Sutton look dazzling in their white and gold finery

http://instagram.com/p/CXqz5goOOf1

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Check out the message of this post --

Hope The Music Man fills the void of the sadness brought on by the pandemic!

http://instagram.com/p/CXplshTLXhm

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If you're thinking of doing "rush" - you may have to get there very early.

BWW post --

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Posted: 12/20/21 at 12:10pm

A friend of a friend went at 4:30 ish and was 2nd in line. She got somewhere in the 3rd row in the orchestra

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He (& his folks) came all the way from Seattle, Washington for this special opening of Previews