If anyone is selling an extra Dogfight ticket, I'm looking to buy one. At this point, I don't even care who's in the cast - I just want to see it live. Please PM me. Thanks!
wish i were here2 said: "I was looking at the site today out of pure curiosity and noticed the released more 30 Under 30 seats for all 3 shows open to the public!
I was able to get one for Dogfight!"
I called the box office today and was told there were no more. Now looking online, I can't seem to get the code to work. Did you just do 30U30?
Just a friendly bump because this is the tomorrow. There are a few tickets left (which you can purchase here). It promises to be an amazing evening. Hope to see you there!
OP here. Thank you for all your feedback - this is such a great discussion! I'm not trying to start any sort of argument, but I will say that as a gay woman who is very involved in the queer women + non-binary scene, I totally understand where you're coming from. When I reached out to Ethan, I didn't know his sexual orientation. I still don't know. I didn't know he had a wife when he accepted the role, but like others have said, that doesn't mean he's straight. He
Shameless promo: Ethan Slater (Spongebob Squarepants) is starring in a one-night only staged reading of Significant Other on 1/31, which will be the first time the play will be performed in NYC since the Broadway run closed. Press release. Are you serious? Dec 29
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quizking101 said: "This is now the second time Ive seen a thread like this in the past few days and I honestly dont understand why someone would want to sell tickets for a show thats passed without first attempting (assuming) to contact about a refund."
As the person who posted about Network a few days ago, I'm just chiming in to say that I 100% inquired about a refund. Not sure why you assumed that wasn't the first attempt.
This might not be the most kosher, but I have a ticket for a past performance of Network that was never used that I'm looking to sell. I'm happy to call the past date line and do the work to get you a ticket for the night you'd want to go. I've past dated other shows before, and they're generally pretty accommodating if there's space, as long as it's a weekday evening.
I paid $89 + fees for the ticket, which was center aisle mezzanine. I have no clue where y
I adored this show at NYTW. Haven't seen any incarnations since, but I'm rooting for this so hard. I've been very underwhelmed by new musicals this season thus far. Amber Gray better pick up at least a nomination for featured actress.
Edit: Cursed Child, got it. Might be helpful to mention the show somewhere in your post, as I'm just realizing all the questions relate to that particular show.
Broadway shows collect for BC/EFA x amount of time (I don't remember exactly.. roughly 2 months) before The Easter Bonnet and what was formerly known as Gypsy of the Year. Shows in previews don't collect. I believe all open Broadway shows collect after every performance, once fundraising starts, but the actors who collect and participate vary. There are many volunteers from BC/EFA who hold the red buckets and collect.
I'm trying to get tickets to My Fair Lady during the Benanti/Burstein overlap in February, and I tried the Theatermania discount code, but there must be blackout dates because Telecharge Offers says there are no discounted tickets available on the dates I selected. Anyone have any luck with discounted tickets during Jan/Feb? Thanks!
