Well. after attending 1st Preview in the $25 seat (Orch E9)... Great acting. Great direction. Terrible seats. I easily (easily!) missed 50% of the show
The $25 are obstructed view. And I’m going to tell the box office attendants—who, honestly, I don’t blame because they didn’t even know about the deal until the last minute yesterday (as per the gent I bought from)
But they need to be honest: If you get the $25 seats, do everyth
I rushed "A Doll's House, Part 2" today Sunday May 14, 2017.
I arrived at exactly 12noon as the box office opened. There were approx 8 people in-front of me, but a couple of them weren't rushing... (don't ask)
Rush Seats are Front Row (and after those rows are filled, empty pockets of the Orchestra are filled). If you didn't know, the standard Golden Theatre proscenium has been thrust out into the first 3 rows as a sharp 90-degree angle, so the
I should have clarified: Above, jennab113 says "I did SRO yesterday (Sunday). I got there about 9:30AM and was 12th in line."
The box office opens at 12PM on Sundays (not 10AM) which is why I asked about getting in line at 9AM. I hardly believe getting in line on Sunday at 5AM (a 7-hour wait) is necessary on a Sunday.
I've read this entire thread's 6-pages from top to tail, and still don't QUITE have a conclusive idea of Rush/SRO box office trends for SUNDAY shows. The most-recent relevant post is from jennab113 whom attended Sunday 5/18.
I plan to get in line on Sunday 5/14 at 9:00AM (Box Office opens at 12noon). To be honest, I'd prefer SRO rather than Rush because of the show's running-time (better view for standing VS obstructed view for sitting).
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The New York City Gay Men's Chorus (NYCGMC) is thrilled to be hosting a raffle for 2 tickets to HAMILTON!
Raffle tickets are available to purchase ($20 each) starting today 2/11 through Sunday 2/14, and again on Monday 2/22 at "Harmony" the NYCGMC Annual Gala.
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HAMILTON Tuesday, June 14, 2016 at 8:00PM *** This is the very 1st performance AFTER the Tony Awards! *** Seat location is center orchestr
Ticket-Swap "20th Century" Feb 11
2015, 12:00:20 PM
HAVE: 2 HipTix seats for "On The Twentieth Century" on Tuesday February 17 at 8:00pm
WANT: HipTix member who (1) currently has or (2) is willing to buy 2 seats for a March or April performance
NEED: To swap dates (Roundabout Theatre Company will do it so long as we are both HipTix members and both agree on the date-swap)
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FUN HOME Rush question Dec 28
2013, 03:59:48 PM
You'll be fine. Tickets go on-sale at 1pm for 3pm matinees, and 6pm for 8pm shows. There is no set amount (where'd you get 16?). They sell what they have. In fact, "Fun Home" sold 70 rush tickets just the other day (granted, it was pre-Xmas, so everyone was outta town).
but it must be received before Friday 2/17 at 12:00PM
