Posted: 1/20/19 at 3:50pm
I got tickets to see Wicked when it comes to Denver and I was wondering if touring shows still do stage door or not? Especially with a show as popular as Wicked. I have bad anxiety and am overthinking if it's right or wrong to do this. Ive seen both Phantom and Finding Neverland here before but it had never crossed my mind about stage dooring until now.
Posted: 1/21/19 at 7:15pm
Yes, stage dooring is a thing on tour, though much less of an ordeal as it is on Broadway as only the really hardcore fans know it's even a thing.
Posted: 1/22/19 at 7:23am
Posted: 1/22/19 at 9:54pm
"Yes, stage dooring is a thing on tour, though much less of an ordeal as it is on Broadway as only the really hardcore fans know it's even a thing.:
Yep, my daughters have done it 2-3 times for a show in Charlotte and if there are 15 people there it is a lot - lol.
Posted: 1/24/19 at 12:41pm
I have seen fans at most stage doors for the big houses in Chicago, especially Hamilton.
I assume Dear Even Hansen will be active. All seats sold out in minutes (mostly ticket brokers) - the secondary market is $$$$. Shameful!
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