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20at20 - $20 off-Broadway tickets |
- "Addy & Uno"
- "Afterglow"
- "Avenue Q"
- "Cruel Intentions"
- "Day Drinking: The Brunch Musical"
- "Gazillion Bubble Show"
- "The Imbible"
- "Jericho"
- "Jersey Boys"
- "The Marvelous Wonderettes"
- "Newsical The Musical"
- "Naked Boys Singing"
- "One Nation, One Mission, One Promise: An American Story"
- "Owen & Mzee: The Musical"
- "Perfect Crime"
- "Puffs"
- "Red Roses, Green Gold"
- "Sistas: The Musical"
- "Stomp"
- "Sex Tips For Straight Women From A Gay Man"
- "The Chekhov Dreams"
- "The Snowy Day And Other Stories By Ezra Jack Keats"
- "This One's For The Girls"
- "The Very Hungry Caterpillar Show"
is it me, or do the options this year seem less exciting than usual? There's only 3 or 4 that I'd see. Why isn't JERRY SPRINGER THE OPERA participating? Or HANGMEN? Or CARDINAL?
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The New Group and Second Stage Don’t typically participate.
Hangmen is entirely sold out.
CapnHook said: is it me, or do the options this year seem less exciting than usual? There's only 3 or 4 that I'd see. Why isn't JERRY SPRINGER THE OPERA participating? Or HANGMEN? Or CARDINAL?"
I'm not SUPER familiar with the usual 20at20 selection - I've only made use of it a few times in the past. But I think all the non-profit theatre companies usually exclude themselves from it. The focus of the ticket scheme seems to be primarily on commercial runs, and this year there aren't many worth paying attention to.
I'm guessing it will be easy for most of these shows as they're not doing exceptionally well and a lot of them are regularly on papering/discount sites. I might try to catch Jersey Boys since I never saw it while it was on Broadway.
Caye2 said: "How many of these 20at20 tickets can aperson purchase at the box office for each performance?"
Since you are buying them only 20 minutes before the show starts, I would imagine there is no limit per se, but that it would be limited to people physically there. So if there are five people in a party, five, etc. There really would be no point in buying for a large group of people who aren't already at the theater.
In my experiences, a person has been able to purchase up to two tickets. So if it's a group of five, as in the example above, tickets would have to be purchased in three separate transactions (two, two, and one)
THE OTHER JOSH COHEN?
THE OFFICE parody?
Colin Quinn?
BroadwayGuy12 said: "In my experiences, a person has been able to purchase up to two tickets. So if it's a group of five, as in the example above, tickets would have to be purchased in three separate transactions (two, two, and one)"
Same here. I think it is restricted to two. I was behind a small group and the box office pulled seats for them all to sit together but had them all pay seperately.
earlier you go the better. if you wait until the last couple days of 20@20 it will be busier than if you go in the next couple days.


joined:9/11/18
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The Other Josh Cohen is wonderful and lots of fun. Give it a try! ![]()
I enjoyed Book of Merman a lot. It's very small scale though, only three people. Plus, I think one of the cast members I saw left for some reason.
The Other Josh Cohen is a riot. I don't see it on the 20@20 list for this year, but someone said there is a rush.
Also, they added a few more shows since the list first went up. Night of the Living Dead, Ecovillage and I believe Gloria wasn't there earlier either.




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Posted: 1/22/18 at 8:55pm