The $29 seats are only for performances Mon-Thu rear SIDE mezzanine (last 2 rows.) I checked several dates from telechargeoffers and that section is completely sold out.
If you check the seating chart tab and then click on Rear Mezzanine, hover on the rear side mezz and you'll see that the price range for those seats are $29-$89.
jonah3500 said: "Nope. I’m the kid in the line and I’m here alone buying two tickets for the first preview, so there’s no need to worry. Besides, they’re selling 180 tix so even if you were 30th you would still get."
I think I just saw you on their instastory!!!!! So so happy for you!
I think it'll depend on the kind of day the box office person is having. From my experience, they'll just give you what they have. If you tell them what you plan to do, the greedy ones may tell you a partial view seat so they can get an extra $20-$30 out of you. There are nice box office folks out there who'll gladly answer your questions but as I always say, just be prepared for the worst experience possible to avoid disappointment and you'll be fine. Remember, box office fol
I recall Will Blum singing one of his favorite songs from the show (even though he himself didn't sing it in the show) at 54Below a few years ago. He was in the Alliance production of Harmony and is currently the understudy at Beetlejuice.
nasty_khakis said: "Part of me does wish the three leads (Toby, Adam/Leo, George) were played by out gay actors, but I'm also excited to see their performances again and again."
Same here. I already voiced my opinion on this on other threads before the cast announcement. Now that the cast has been announced, I am curious who the understudies are and whether they are out & proud. Would definitely buy a ticket again if they perform.
From the stories I've heard, urinating in one's seat is worse than cell phone usage. Yes you paid $$$ to see the show but please go to the bathroom when needed. I don't even know how theaters clean these cushioned seats.
I can easily see Paul Hilton, John Benjamin Hickey, and Sam Levine get nominated for Best Featured Actor in a play (I'd presume Burnap and Soller would be up for lead actor.)
I'm unfamiliar with Lois Smith's work but excited to see her in this role! Really wishing this play the best.
DoTheDood said: "Thank you for the correction. I guess my mistake was assuming a show that didn't run for a year didn't recoup, making me missGypsy andDamn Yankees. But then again I couldn't find anything onAnnie Get Your Gun, but I heard some shows don't mention they recoup sometimes? Still, thank you for correct information."
I was a college student when Annie Get Your Gun went on Broadway. Will admit back then it wasn't on my radar until Reba M
Both are very different plays. Given how you've recently watched Boys in the Band, Angels in America, and Torch Song, then I would also recommend watching the Inheritance.
Harry Potter will be on Broadway for several years whereas the Inheritance may only be on Broadway for a limited time (I know it's open ended but we won't really know what ticket sales will be like.)
DoTheDood said: "Miles2Go2 said: "Also, I know this has been asked before, but what was last non-limited run show to actually recoup in the Marquis. I’m thinking it’s been at least 20 years?"
I don't think The Drowsy Chaperone was a limited run, so then it was 13 year ago. Then again, looking at all the shows since 1986, I think that's the only one that has recouped."
I would have thought Annie Get Your Gun revival wo
I agree that Beetlejuice will be fine come the fall (Halloween) and holiday season. I rewatched the Tony performances of Beetlejuice and Tootsie on Youtube (uploaded by CBS) and noticed Beetlejuice has 900k views whereas Tootsie only had 175k.
I also saw on Broadwaycom vlog for Tootsie the episode 1 premiered back 3 months ago and to this day only has 11k views. Compare that to Beetlejuice's broadwaycom vlog (Leslie Kritzer) that premiered only 2 weeks ago and already has 54k
TotallyEffed said: "It’s disgusting, but this is capitalism in America. The greed is very upsetting, especially for younger theatre goers who simply can’t afford to spend $150 on the last row of the mezzanine."
I was a student too who lived in NYC so I understand where you come from.... but I actually never complained about it since I always thought of Broadway as a luxury, not a necessity.
On the bright side, the minimum wage in NYC is $15/hour so
