I got there at 12:30ish and was 21st in line (this is counting by the amount of tickets wanted not the amount of people). I feel extremely lucky because as the day went on people began getting tired. The weary began to leave and I soon moved up to number 14 :) At around 5:30ish they offered the line 3 premium tickets. The boy in the front of the line took 2 of them and someone at the end of the line took the last one. At 6ish
I think im going to try on Friday but I've never done a cancellation line before. Can anyone give me some advice? I cannot get there until the afternoon... Would it still be worth going then?
Hey everyone! I'm considering selling my ticket for tomorrow's matinee of dear Evan Hansen... Face value is 108$. If anyone is in the city today and would like to buy it let me know! I can only pick up the ticket until 6 (ill need 15 mins to get to the theatre) so please let me know
I went on the Sat matinee performance and all but the four leads came out. However, no one had any type of pens to sign with (this was the one day I forgot my sharpie haha) Also, most of the actors asssummed people were only waiting for Saoirse so they just waved to the fans and continued to walk. I got a few signatures from the teen girls in the show, but that is it. Kind of disappointing. However, I heard from a friend who works in a co-producer's office that all of the leads are pretty
Broadway producer is my choice too. I'm a theatre major and business minor. Start reading... My suggestion is "Guide to producing musicals and plays" from the CTI. You have to be a go getter. It's all about networking and the people you know. If you can score a few internships, make friends, and work hard it is possible.
I am going to the city on Wednesday and I would like to see a show. I'm trying to get a cheap ticket... Could anyone tell me what would be my options for rush and lottery? Which shows would be the easiest to get a ticket? My back up is a last minute ticket for Dames at Sea on today tix.
I am seeing spring awakening in a couple of weeks and I was wondering if anyone could tell me what the stage door is like? How long does it take everyone to come out? I'm seeing the night show and will need to catch the train!
I have a Phantom of the Opera window card signed by john cudia and jennifer hope wills (and a couple of other people) that I am going to be putting up on ebay. Does anyone know its worth? I was thinking about $25? However, I'm not sure if that is over or under priced. I am not a big Phantom fan so I honestly have no idea how much memorabilia from the show can be worth. The corners are a bit beat up, but no tearing.
