I am completely tornFollow

As most of you know, my wife and I like to frequent the theater when time and money permits. Being on the Mirvish productions mailing list, yesterday I received the 2006-2007 season line-up and subscriber's price list. Here is the lineup:

Link for descriptions of shows:

MARTIN SHORT: FAME BECOMES ME
MONTY PYTHON'S SPAMALOT
LEGENDS!
PIPPIN
ORPHEUS DESCENDING
PHANTOM OF THE OPERA (Yes! It has come back!)
e-DENTITY

Based on this line-up I'm basically drooling like a teenage boy looking at his first **** mag. My epeen can not get much harder.

The problem here is that each season ticket for decent seats is $540 CAN. This means that I need $1080+tax in the next 10 days to secure my seats. Unfortunately, I am in the middle of negotiations with my financial planner and bank which has tied up my cash-flow for at least another 15 days. I do not know the words to describe the anxiety.

In a nutshell, this thread is completely pointless, save for the opportunity to give you a reason to point and at my current misfortune and predicament.

I agree, it sounds like an amazing show and I have been dying for it to come to Toronto. My problem is I can either spend $1K now and get a package deal, or I have to try to get tickets for each show individually later, which will be worse seats guarenteed. On top of that, the $1k is 60% off regular price, meaning to see all shows would normally cost just under $2k after taxes.

It looks like this is going to be a paramount year for good theater in Toronto, I just don't want to miss it.

All credit is on hold since I'm negotiating a very large restructuring of credit and assets. If I credit card something, it changes the ratios.

It's killing me. Now you see why I said you get to point and laugh.

This is what happens when you boast about your culinary exploits.

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Best of luck

I wish. Most of my family owes ME money. Maybe I should go kneecap breaking collecting.

That was a fantastic show. I saw that one last year. That's why I want to see PIPPIN. It's by the same composer.

If "restructuring of assets" means you're trying to come up with a payment plan for significant debt, I'd pass on those tickets. Or go alone and leave your wife at home.