RndmAnswrs4RndmQstns said: "I passed by the line on my way to rushing Betrayal on Wednesday (8/21) at around 7:40, and there were like four or five people on the line.
I imagine Saturdays are similar, if not slightly harder?"
Has anyone rushed in the last two weeks or so? I'm rushing on Saturday and want to make sure I get a SRO ticket (prefer matinee, but will take either) and want to know how early I will have to get up.
I understand the frustration around stunt casting, but what I see missing from a lot of these conversations is that they are likely stunt casting because they NEED to. I don't know what London Waitress's numbers are like, but I doubt they would be doing this type of casting if they were selling very well.
I got tickets for B Seats 6-8. I was expecting partial view for those prices, but not expecting to miss half the show since it wasn't even marked as partial. For anyone who has seen the show: do you think it's worth seeing if I can move the seats further back? I'd prefer to be closer if I'll only miss a tiny bit less if I moved further back.
Also, any chance the sightlines will get better after previews?
SpookyFish13 said: "Just took advantage of the lottery-loser discount and got a ticket for today’s matinee for 59.50$! I’m not sure how the CITS seating works but my ticket says ORCH FL 230. Hopefully the seat isn’t too bad, but I’ve heard there’s no such thing as a “bad seat” in CITS so I’m really excited!!"
I think that you got a Floor seating, meaning you are sitting at one of the tables on the stage. That's amaz
I just wanted to add that I see the "bankable property" as two-fold: both the history and the pop star tie-in. There are some very clear references that certain Queens are based on specific "divas", and I see that as itself as just as marketable as the historical aspect. Will that bring in everyone? Of course not. But that, combined with the terrific score and feminist message makes me think it has so much potential to do well. Yes, it has the young enthusiastic fanbase of
Joe Mayo said: "Kea4 said: "Anyone do rush/SRO recently?"
I went on a Saturday about 5 weeks ago. Got there 30-40 minutes before box office opened and was probably the 20th person in line. There were no seated tickets, but I intended on geting standing room and got center standing room.
Its the 2nd time I've done standing room and it really is a great view for the show. With no intermission and the show under 2 hours, it goes by incredibly
I just saw this in Chicago (had an unexpected free evening on a work trip and got almost the last standby ticket, I was SO thrilled). Prior to seeing it, I was really apprehensive about the Brooks - I saw it as a "smaller show". Now that I've seen it I don't feel that way at all - it's really a concert, and concerts are usually in large venues. The lighting, the energy of the crowd, ect will probably work better in a larger theatre.
Does anyone know if they sell many/any returned tickets in Chicago the evening of a show? I'm in Chicago for work this weekend and just found out I'm free Friday night.
I'm planning on calling the box office too, just wanted to see if anyone on here had any experiences.
I rushed last Saturday (7/20). I got there around 8:45 - later then I meant to be due to subway issues. I was about the 20th person in line. I got 2 tickets to the evening performance - Partial View in the 2nd to the last row of the balcony. I think these really should be called "obstructed view" - there was a pole in our view in the middle of the stage. I've been seeing tickets on TKTS for like $50-$60 - if those are full view I'd really recommend doing that. These are defi
BroadwayBuzz2 said: "Anyone on the rush line currently? how is it?"
I’m accross the street at the Prom and the line was considerable when I got here around 8:45 - at least 15 people. There’s likely more now, I just can’t see the entire line from where I am.
So sad but expected. Waitress will always be one of my favorites. I bought a full priced ticket to the last show as soon as they announced the closing and they are going fast. If you want to go I would grab a ticket ASAP.
I'm looking at Orch Row H - Seats 10 and 12. Right, 4 from the aisle. Anyone have any idea if these would be good seats? I'm going with my mom who is quite picky.
