La Nouba

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Info,
Thanks.

 

[TSR6]

8:30 - You want to be there at least a half hour before the show.

It's a very good show though. I hope you enjoy it

 

[Tigger22]

We just went last week and had to pick up our tickets at the Will Call window 45 minutes before the show. They actually opened the doors a bit before 8:30, and we enjoyed having the time to find our seats and get some snacks before the show. You also don't want to be getting there too close to 9, as there is a bit of show that starts prior to that time!


We LOVED the show - it was our first time.

 

[TSR6]

We just went last week and had to pick up our tickets at the Will Call window 45 minutes before the show. They actually opened the doors a bit before 8:30, and we enjoyed having the time to find our seats and get some snacks before the show. You also don't want to be getting there too close to 9, as there is a bit of show that starts prior to that time!


We LOVED the show - it was our first time.

Yeah, If you are doing Will Call, you may need to pick up your tickets earlier.

For Ticket Pickup only, I would suggest about 45minutes. The lines get long at the 30minute mark. If you have a voucher for tickets, or a reservation, you MUST pick those up ( I think ) an hour and a half before show time. It will say right on the voucher.

 

[DaGrumpy]

The time I went we arrived when advised by the ticket sales person, however I did notice many arriving late. I advise come the half hour early and enjoy the pre show, and avoid being the late arrivals who block the view.

 

[lizanne]

I'd be there at least a half-hour ahead of time. Things may have changed but the last time I was there I enjoyed the pre-show. It was the "clowns" playing to the audience. I never got the feeling that it was a sales pitch.

The worse thing for the people already in their seats is to have to put up with people who arrive late or just as the show begins.

 

[TSR6]

The worse thing for the people already in their seats is to have to put up with people who arrive late or just as the show begins.

That's always the worst. It's such an intimate atmosphere there - but the ushers do their best to try and get everyone that arrives late seated safely and quickly.