The sun is out in full force, an umbrella would be helpful - black and bedazzled for extra points :)
3:30 update: 10 people in line and 1 person is holding a spot for her mom.
At 5pm, only 7 SRO spots were made available.
Hadestown Rush/SRO Updates Aug 22
2019, 12:58:28 PM
I am 4th in line today at 12:56pm. The 3 people in front of me arrived around noon. A nice breeze is helping mitigate the heat so it’s not as hot as I was expecting.
macnyc said: "Chris Dwanis terrific, and I hope he gets to go on!
It’s weird that a price hasn’t been announcedfor the front-row deal. Plus, why give people the option to buy up to six tickets? Two would have been enough, enabling more fans to get them rather than scalpers."
They posted a $99-119 price for the front row seats on their IG...
btw it looks like they're teasing something regarding the show in march? my bet is a short west end run but who knows"
But the ticket showed March 29, 2019 and SITPWG starts June 11, 2020 with Jake. It’s a great teaser - has me stalking hashtags now LOL.
Betrayal Seating Discussion Aug 16
2019, 09:47:14 AM
NievesG: Thanks for the report - I’m so glad the Mezz view is that good for the price! Our seats are the same for late August.
Thanks Keen. It's helpful to know that the the "off" actor/ress is the one we may miss - which is not an issue IMO. Glad to know they moved some scenes downstage to make it as visible as possible.
Starting the seating thread for Betrayal as there is much discussion regarding the $25 side seats. This thread can include discussion on any and all seats, including SRO.
To start the discussion (but by no means limited to these spots): If you have sat in any of the $25 seats, can you add your experience here? A few of us have tickets for future dates and are concerned with early reports of very obstructed views. Let us know if you were in Orchestra/Mezz and your
BroadwayNoob said: "I do enjoy plays though - should I just go for it and get a ticket?"
While Tom and Jake certainly add to the appeal of this show, the stories themselves are so touching that it’s worth seeing. I personally have not experienced any of the events portrayed, but was still shedding those tears by the end. There was a teenage boy in front of us last night who said it was one of the best shows he’d seen on Broadway. I’m sure
I was at the final performance for Groundhog Day and Andy slipped in some fun adlibs - one about his knee/brace and then in Nobody Cares with the line about "get a job..." he added "because we're all gonna need a job!"
I highly recommend seeing the final performance of a show (or exiting performer) that you really like/love. The energy in the room is incomparable - the theatre is full of people that also love the show, so you're in great company.
benpackard said: "- No, I believe youwill need to re-open the 'TestFlight' app and update Mezzanine from there, similar to how you first installed it. Sorry, I should have been clearer about this.
Wow, I was far behind - updated to 5 now.
- Sea Wall/A Life is now added and should show up in the search results, thanks for suggesting it.
Thanks. Note on searching.... I thought Sea Wall was spelled without the s
-do we automatically get the update on our phones by just opening the app? I'm in now and my version is 1.0(3). I'm on iOS.
-Can you add Seawall/A Life please, it's not in the Broadway list.
-I tried to use the "suggest a show...", but I don't have mail set up on my Phone (on purpose), so it errored out. Can there be a different method for sending messages back?
Chelspires: During the "preshow", Tom is at the top of the ladder with a box of polariods that he is looking through - I assume of his family and absolutely ties in to his monologue. That box is what he "accidentally" kicks on his way up and all the pictures spill out. I was at both the Tuesday night and Wednesday matinee shows - it is in fact deliberate. I agree with you - his reaction is so genuine, that I thought it was a real accident the first time!
He al
Rush for Last Performances Jul 31
2019, 09:19:41 AM
The Ferryman has a normal rush for their last performance.
I would assume that it’s up to the theatre though, to make the decision. Is there a show in particular you have in mind?
Chowd95 said: Does this mean that scalpers are taking advantage of greater demand than supply, or are the scalpers making it appear like this show is in huge demand when it isn’t? I see resale tickets linger and it makes me wonder what happens to all those seats if the scalpers don’t sell them."
I wonder that too. I saw it a few weeks ago and there were still seats available from resellers the day of the show (I bought my tickets months in advance
kmissa said: "Ryan’s great. He was the best George Washington and I’ve seen the show 4 times now. He just finished playing Burr this past weekend and will be covering for Hamilton a few shows in August. Check his Instagram. He will be doing a new show off bway so out of Ham for a bit."
I agree as well - excellent the day I saw him. Correct, he is doing Wrong Man at MCC soon. If you want to see him, he is alternating the lead role and plays lead on Sundays
Update from rush line: I’m #16. I arrived at 12:30p. The people in front of me arrived ~11ish. The guy behind me was here a minute or two after me. The weather is holding - cool, but cloudy.
5pm update: Got a spot (barely)! 17 tickets available today - 6 seats, 11 SRO spots.
The line was more than 30 deep by 5pm, hitting the 24hr Park sign.
