Those are some ludicrous prices. I suppose someone will pay them, but I think I’ll be waiting for rush or lottery, even as an admirer of Adam Driver’s acting talent.
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The official show's website takes you to a page that according to the terms of service link is called North American Tickets. An email address is directed to tixculture.com.
The show's official website says "Powered By TodayTix," so, yeah, all those other company names that show up are affiliated with it. Generally, I believe that if your order number begins with a "T," it's through TodayTix.
Has anyone who ordered tickets directly from the Lucille Lortel's site received a confirmation email? I ordered mine yesterday a couple of hours after the announcement and hadn't received anything (though I did see an order confirmation web page and at least had the presence of mind to make a PDF out of it and add the Apple Wallet pass to my phone).
I also did not receive a confirmation email. I bought two tickets and the links on the webpage, which referenced both tickets, were both to only one of the tickets. I copied the page to bring to the box office.
I didn’t receive an email confirmation either, so I emailed the box office yesterday. This morning, I received the email confirmation with an attached PDF ticket, and another email from the box office letting me know that they had emailed me the ticket.
For those who saw the play at Atlantic - apart from the star power, how's the play? I only have a couple of remaining open spots in a packed November trip and am wondering if this should be competing for them with Our Town, Hills of California, Left on Tenth, Death Becomes Her, and Maybe Happy Ending.
"Joining Driver as Strings McCrane are Heather Burns as Nancy, Adelaide Clemens as Essie, KeithNobbs as Jimmy, CJ Wilson as Duke, and Frank Wood as Mitch."
Clemens, Nobbs, and Wood are reprising the roles they originated in the original Atlantic production.