Chances of seeing all the Plastics or leads on in one night is slim. This cast calls out more often than a Hamilton company deep in the run. I heard they all have it in their contracts that they can call out whenever to pursue other projects.
I rushed on Friday. It was 20 degrees the entire morning, and by the time the box office opened there were maybe 20-25 people. I arrived at 7am and got orch row C18-20.
It was worth it, but the bitter cold was so unbearable at times so that's probably why the line wasn't too long.
Definitely upgrade! I was in A2, and my friend was in A4. I think A2 has less blockage from the chair on stage, and it is surreal to see it from so close up. Worth the $30! I'll definitely be coming back to see the show again.
They didn't set up the barricades on Sat 11/17 when I went, but the cast mostly trickled out to eat or leave between the shows. I'm sure they stop and sign if you recognized them!
I rushed on Sat 11/17. I was the first one there at 8:15am, and then it seemed like everyone else showed up in the next hour. 20-30 total in line. I got Row A front row, and there was a chair on stage blocking much of my view in the first and third acts. It was annoying, but I couldn't beat the price and seeing the action so close up. It's an incredible play.
Angels in America RUSH Jul 10
2018, 09:26:10 PM
Went to the box office today and they assured me there will Be rush. 4am is allegedly when people got there on Saturday! I ended up buying tix there to save the trouble - $69 for Friday and Sunday shows.
