Rent (Touring) Tickets

We to see the last show of rent touring. For the last time. We have not seen this show for a least 20 years. The performance was great. The problem was groups of woke's keep talking over the performer's. People were not happy with their talking all the time. We came to see a play and enjoy the show. The first act was so noisy that we moved seats. To the top of the balcony to enjoy the second act in peace. The twenty somethings were so moved by the "freedom of the homeless in the story. That they had to walk by a tent city parked right behind the theater. I don't the people were living the same experience as the woke's view of what homelessness is. The best line I heard in the audience say is what is AZT. The play was about living with AIDS. They missed the whole meaning. Sad.

I knew I had to buy a ticket knowing that this was the farewell tour! I’m going to miss this so much. It was a great run. Seasons of Love is of course the highlight of the performance. The actors portrayed their characters really well. The musical scoring and soundtrack is just amazing. The movements, dancing and acting was phenomenal. I love all the songs and I recognized most of them because I watched the movie “Rent” and watched the live musical back in 2008 at the Civic Theater. I was only 12 at the time but now I appreciate it even more at 25 years old. I’m glad I went and I’m glad there was a 2pm show because of my hectic work schedule. It was an easy process coming in and getting situated. The ushers were kind and helpful. Overall, it was a memorable experience!

i am a serious rent fan. know all of the words, sing in the shower, feel tied to maureen in a spiritual sense. but this performance just didn’t do it for me. lots of the performances felt too “try hard” versus authentic. all in all i’m happy that i got to see it before it’s closure but i was a little disappointed with the actual performance all together.

This was a beautiful message of LOVE performed with incredible talent. The cast will leave a lasting impression and I'm so grateful I got to see one of the last performances in the USA

The show was fantastic! However the venue was poorly set up to allow for fast enough security screening. We were in line at 7:40 but ended up getting through as the show started so had to wait to enter until after the fist song and find out middle seats in the dark which was unpleasant for all in the row.

I purchased these tickets in 2019 for my teenage daughter’s birthday. The show was pushed back twice due to Covid. This touring cast is amazing!! We loved every minute of the show!! Their heart and sole shined through! They left it all on the stage! Thank you!! Thank you!! For making our night a memorable one!!

I saw Rent for the first time in San Francisco 1999. It was the first touring company since the premiere on Broadway. That being said, I had high expectations for this performance. The set was right on point as well as the band. There were some cast standouts that really brought their A game and then some. Shafiq Hicks(Tom Collins), Javon King(Angel Schunard) and Aiyana Smash(Mimi Marquez) nailed their characters and numbers. Lu die Moe (Mauree Johnson) must have been under the weather. Her voice wasn’t up to the performance. It was most notable in the duet. “Take Me or Leave Me”. The song was clearly out of her range and while she attempted to carry on by singing an alternative melody, it fell very flat. Friends who saw the show the next night said the same thing. This would have been a good time to let the understudy step up. All and all it was still an amazing production that I’m happy to have had the opportunity to see, even though I had to wait 2 years to see due to the pandemic. Welcome back San Diego Civic Theater!!

We've seen Rent more than 8 times, i'd guess. Farewell show was a real bummer. Starting the show with Light my Candle? What?! A mish-mash of music that doesn't tell the story or emotion that we love so much about the characters. Super bummer.

We wanted to see Rent because it will be no longer touring I guess so we wanted to see it before it left San Diego. I thought it was ok . Some parts better than some. Some of the actors we’re amazing & their voices as well. I guess it’s hard when you seen shows on Broadway in NYC my standards are high

It was lively, but we couldn’t understand the words to the songs so had no idea what was going on. Still have no idea what the play was about. A waste of time for us.

I enjoyed this musical most especially the 2nd part. Although, in the first part of the show, I thought the musical performances were a little too shrieky. The performers were all amazing and the individual performances were superb! Great musical overall.

Everything was great. The show, the seats, the people.

Saw Rent at the Dolby Theatre & it was wonderful! Super fun show, cast had so much energy, there were many laughs & I loved the music. I was so looking forward to this & it did not disappoint. So happy I got to experience this show & get to appreciate Jon Larson’s art live before the show run ended. Truly medicine for the soul.

Great show, cast was excellent, seats great, only negative is the Dolby would not even allow us to bring in a bottle of water into the auditorium

Took my kids and they loved it! First time for my 20 year old and she absolutely fell in love with the troupe! Outstanding performances!

Everything was awesome! Thank you for a great event!

Wow! Did not disappoint. The whole cast sounded so goooood. Aiyana Smash @aiyanasmash was smashingly great! She made me love all the songs she sang. She sounded better than the others who played Mimi. (I had to listen to the songs so I would be familiar with Rent before watching the show.)

My daughter and I attended RENT @thedolbytheatre in LA last week, I was amazed by the cast! The performance was absolutely fantastic from start to finish. The cast/musicians got a full standing ovation from the entire audience. This show is definitely one not to miss!

Bought 2 tickets. Ticketmaster sold us seats that didn't exist, Dolby Theater had to make seats for us. We were seated in folding chairs on the corner, very horrible, looks like we were just squeezed in like squatters. Made the most of it and tried to just enjoy the show, show ended up to be great.

The Dolby Theatre is a great venue. The cast was fantastic! The voices were mesmerizing!