'Book of Mormon' coming to Indy...next year

August 29, 2012
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Just as we shipped the IBJ A&E Season Preview off to the printer (watch for it in the upcoming issue) comes big news for the 2013/14 season. That could mark the continued upswing for the Broadway in Indianapolis season which, this year, includes more first-time-in-Indy shows than any time in recent memory (including "Billy Elliot" and "Sister Act."

Reserve "Mormon" tickets will only be available, for now, to season subscribers. 

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  • Excited
    JohnAugust 29, 2012 10:33 AM
    This is great news! Seems as though the tour is booked solid & glad to hear Indy is on the list. Good follow to an already solid 2012-2013 season, too
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  • Held hostage
    ChuckAugust 29, 2012 1:34 PM
    So we'll only be able to get tickets to it for "now" if we subscribe to the entire 13/14 season which could or could not be shows we want to see? Hmmm. Sounds like extortion to me. No thanks. Before then, I'll go elsewhere and see it. Hah!
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    • Tickets
      ShawnAugust 29, 2012 2:07 PM
      I think what they mean is that you can subscribe for the current season, which is great, and that way you'll be sure to have your seats locked in for the next season. No obligation to buy if you don't like the rest of the season.
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      • PS
        ShawnAugust 29, 2012 2:08 PM
        Locked in, b/c you'll have the option to renew your season seats just like anywhere else that offers season packages.
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