People are loving our "Air Crew get into Plane Crazy for FREE" promotion. It got picked up today on Broadwayworld.com: According to this article on Broadwayworld.com:

Plane Crazy, the new musical comedy set during the swinging '60s Jet Age, has announced that all air crew can gain free admission to the show by wearing their uniform or wings. The offer applies to both current and former airline employees, and includes flight attendants and pilots.

The show will run at the Beckett Theatre (at Theatre Row, 410 West 42nd Street) from September 15th through 25th as part of the New York Musical Theatre Festival. Presented by NYMF and Michael Rubinoff in association with Kendra Bator, the show will feature book, music and lyrics by Suzy Conn. Directed by Jamibeth Margolis, Plane Crazy will be choreographed by Randy Slovacek and feature musical direction by Seth Weinstein. It stars Jodie Langel (Les Miserables) as Janet Jones, Allison Spratt (Good Vibrations) as Faith Hope, Hollie Howard as Holly Banks, Richard Todd Adams as Brett Mansford, Kevin Kraft as Clive Miller, William Broderick as Sam Crenshaw and Christopher Guilmet as Larry Stevens.

And on Saturday Cory posted it on BoingBoing (thanks Cory!):

Free admission to Plane Crazy musical in NYC for flight crews
I've blogged before about Plane Crazy, my friend Suzy Conn's new musical about 1960s airline stewardesses and the sexual revolution, currently playing at the New York Musical Festival in Manhattan.

The show's been getting great reviews in places like Billboard, and now the producers have a new wrinkle: free admission for flight attendants who turn up in uniform.

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