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QR Code Link to This Post For us, as longtime Geffen Playhouse subscribers, these are the best seats in the house. Front row Center, Sunday Matinees. We've already seen 3 of the plays for the 2024-2025 season, and want to sell all three shows. Again: Front Row Center. Sunday Matinees. No markup: $89 per ticket. Only available as pairs. The three plays are: Sun, Sept 8, 2024, 2pm: Dragon Lady Sun Nov 10, 2024, 2pm: Waiting for Godot Sun Feb 2, 2025, 2pm: Noises Off DRAGON LADY Sun, Sept 8, 2024, 2pm Sara Porkalob played Edward Rutledge on Broadway in Hamilton, and now stars in a one-woman show at the Geffen. On the eve of her 60th birthday, Maria Porkalob Sr. fires up her new karaoke machine to regale her granddaughter Sara with her astonishing life story. As a lounge singer who escaped a gangster-controlled nightclub in Manila to become a free-range mother of five in the United States, Maria is a matriarch not to be trifled with. Broadway star and storyteller Sara Porkalob embodies dozens of characters in a trigenerational tour-de-force performance that fuses killer karaoke with laugh-out-loud comedy to tell her family’s incredible origin story. WAITING FOR GODOT Sun Nov 10, 2024, 2pm Starring AASIF MANDVI (The Daily Show, This Way Up), CONOR LOVETT(I’ll Find You, Versailles) & RAINN WILSON (Thom Pain, The Office), the legendary play by Samuel Beckett changed the course of contemporary drama and remains as resonant and riveting as ever. As Vladimir and Estragon wait and wait for the arrival of the elusive Godot, a cast of mysterious misfits interrupt their endless vigil in Samuel Beckett’s tragi-comic masterpiece that has captivated audiences for decades. Gare St Lazare Ireland, “the unparalleled Beckett champions” according to the New York Times, bring their wit and skill to what promises to be a Godot for the ages featuring Conor Lovett (I’ll Find You, Versailles) and Rainn Wilson (Thom Pain, The Office). NOISES OFF Sun Feb 2, 2025, 2pm Doors slam, sardines fly, and trousers drop in Michael Frayn’s side-splitting acclaimed British farce about a theater company desperately trying to get their act together. Both onstage and backstage, chaos reigns for a troupe of floundering actors whose forgotten lines, misplaced props, and steamy romantic entanglements make it nearly impossible for the show to go on. An uproarious love letter to the theater, Noises Off is a peek behind the curtain—where everything that can go wrong, does!