Phantom of London said: "With both all 5 bigShubert houses tied up, along with all the Jujamcyn houses, these are the default houses that Scott Rudin uses, when he cannot get a Shubert house. The Music Man needs to go somewhere or people are going to be disappointed, so wonder if Rudin would be tempted to take the Lyric instead?"
Kara Lee Sweeny said: "I apologize a million times if this question has already been asked- if you win and purchase lottery tickets should you pick them up as soon as you can? Meaning will that effect your seat- like the better lottery seats go first ?"
I'm sure its house specfic, but in the vast majority of my lottery wins, the tickets have already been preprinted, so when you arrive would not impact where your seats are.
chrishuyen said: "Rosette3 said:But Company has Katrina Lenk & Patti LuPonne. I'd wager to bet star casting will be a draw. I am pretty excited for the show (especially as unmarried woman in my 30's, I'm very intrigued gender swap!) If anything I'm hoping for a lot of buzz to increase chances of SRO and maybe even a saturated secondary market like we saw with Hadestown (I was able to snatch $77 Mezz tix for Sunday Matinee via StubHub). Looking at tickets extre
Theatrefanboy1 said: "I know its impossible to say for sure. But Im just wondering if theres Been any talk down there of what sales will be like in the spring for the following shows: Diana, SIX, Company and Girl From the North Country.
Im hoping to rush or sro as many as I can in the spring. But those that will be sold out Id like to buy in advance.
Do we anticipate These to be sold out sensations as they have been elsewhere. Any words that have been circling a
markypoo said: "Interesting that thus far, no one's mentioned Tootsie."
Why is that interesting? No one has mentioned the other shows that have closed this past year either and very few from the last couple seasons as well.
I'm amazed at the opportunities people seem to look for to take a shot at that show. The fact that no one has mentioned it is not an indication or affirmation that its on peoples list of complete failures that flopped either. Which
JaredBway said: "Can anyone recommend anything playing Sunday evenings in late March?
I have Beetlejuice booked for my first Sunday evening, hopefully it won't close by then. I have another Sunday evening open. Hoping for a musical, but would take a play as well. I know Rock of Ages has a show, but I'd rather see something I haven't seen yet. Seems pretty slim pickings.
I'm going on a cruise in January and Six is actually being performed on that
RumTumJM said: "Correct me if I’m wrong, but isn't it safe to say that January - Early March is the slowest season for Broadway?
With that in mind, I‘d like to check out a show or 2, during that time, since I work in midtown.
So, I looked at a few shows for the final week of January, just for the heck of it. I noticed 2 things: prices seemed to be the same that they’vealways been & shows seemed only20-30% sold.
gibsons2 said: "To me it looks like all new shows that are coming next year would benefit from discount codes. None are selling well. I'm also waiting for a discount for Virginia Woolf and Flying Over Sunset. I think Diana the musical has just a small fraction of seats sold (at least for the day I'm going to see it) ans still no discount... The How I Learned to Drive play will have the TodayTix rush which is how I'm planning to see it. I also think that there's j
gibsons2 said: "To me it looks like all new shows that are coming next year would benefit from discount codes. None are selling well. I'm also waiting for a discount for Virginia Woolf and Flying Over Sunset. I think Diana the musical has just a small fraction of seats sold (at least for the day I'm going to see it) ans still no discount... The How I Learned to Drive play will have the TodayTix rush which is how I'm planning to see it. I also think that there's j
Anita Balan said: "Hello, those of us who are not in NYC, (travelling from DC, Philly or Boston etc...) for a weekday or weekend show... What are some of the shows for which we can try Rush can get decent tickets? What are the best ways to try Rush for popular shows like Moulin Rouge, Hamilton or Hadestown? Thanks in advance."
Stacie Abromovitz said: "I have the chance to see a certain Tony Award Winner this year in a certain production in which he wears a gown fashioned after the slippers of Dorothy from The Wizard of Oz. I will be in NYC the week before Christmas- and although he for sure is playing in that show currently (11/11/19) , there is no way to Know if he will be late December. Can anyone shed some light as to if I have to just buy the tix and take a chance? Or is there some secret Broadway
steven22 said: "Does anyone know when tickets go on sale today? I see them in the today tix app but none are available."
I got a notice that all tickets are being held by other customers.
Too bad, its right across the street from where I live and I'm a big Jenn (sad to see her leave CFA, she was great yesterday as always) and Kate Baldwin fan.
