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[Pharaoh's number 2]

Yeah, I've got concessions in my basket atm, and no booking fee. When I add a non concession, I do pay it. Are you getting your student ticket sent to you (is that possible?) or collection at BO?

[theatreliker]

I opted in for postage. Have done that before I think, even though I do wonder when they need to see your student card.

[Pharaoh's number 2]

I've just booked two for the press night (surprised to see seats available). Opted for postage as well.

[Pharaoh's number 2]

Director Ian Rickson, designer Hildegard Bechtler, lighting Peter Mumford, sound Paul Groothuis.

According to SFP website, a performance schedule will be published with cast details, so I guess this coin toss is no longer.

[xanderl]

The usual magic pillar seats (N7 and N15) are £10 for this one - there are also a couple in row O for £10, one directly behind the pillar seat, and one a seat along which says "view may be momentarily restricted" - anyone had experience of these ones?

[Pharaoh's number 2]

No, not sat there, but  think the rule is the closer you are to the pillar, the better. The seats in row N only require a slight turn of the head to get an unrestricted view.

[xanderl]

I've gone for one of the "momentarily restricted" seats and will report back! I seem to remember these being full price previously - they certainly weren't £5 for The Children's Hour

[armadillo]

xanderl, on 10 October 2012 - 08:14 AM, said:

I've gone for one of the "momentarily restricted" seats and will report back! I seem to remember these being full price previously - they certainly weren't £5 for The Children's Hour

If you mean the ones in Row N, they certainly were £5  though there was a £3 online booking fee

[xanderl]

No, I mean the ones behind and to the side - o6 etc

[drmaplewood]

Can't see anything for a fiver, cheapest is £10. Am I being dense?