American in Paris: $30 Tkts?

So, according to Telecharge - or the other one? - there are $30 tickets available to American in Paris. I can't seem to find them. I don't see an option to find the next available tickets, etc, and I hate their website, so I gave up. Do these tickets exist? I have zero interest in this show - I hate dance heavy shows - but it seems to be doing well and if it's Tony front runner I'd like to see it.

^ Wow; I had a totally different experience with the audience... no candy wrappers or talking (though there was plenty of that at Finding Neverland).

RippedMan- I wouldn't call myself a fan of dance-heavy shows, but I thought An American in Paris was very beautiful overall. I was a bit worried because the opening ballet sequence was long to me (lots of dance, very little talking), but I became engaged in the show as it went along. I even thought it was very interesting how the set pieces were, for lack of a better way to say it, "danced" on stage, rather than just pushed into place. So despite my concerns, I enjoyed the show. I hope that if you do choose to see it, you enjoy it as well!

""I have zero interest in this show - I hate dance heavy shows ... I'd like to see it."
If I hadn't been drinking so heavily tonight celebrating the New York Rangers playoff win over the Caps, I'd swear these statements directly contradict each other. But I'm pretty drunk so I could be wrong."

Drunk or sober, you're correct

WAITED OVER AN HOUR FOR BOX OFFICE TO OPEN TO GET THESE RUSH TICKETS. THE SEATS ARE LAST ROW BALCONY. NO WORTH THE WAIT.

They are now selling $22 standing room behind the last row in the rear mezzanine. I believe they sell them on the day but not sure the time; I got mine just before curtain. The show is really wonderful.

^ I think word of mouth is better than you may realize. The show has been consistently been at 90% or more capacity (usually more like 95-98%). And it has received tons of nominations, which gets people there too (kind of like the OP, who wasn't interested before the nominations).

I sat in the center of the balcony, second row- those seats are truly awful and I think it's partly why I did not enjoy this show. I suspect the projections looks better when you're not looking straight down.

If you want to see this show, spring for the nicer seats I'd say.

IIRC, didn't the Liev Schreiber A VIEW FROM THE BRIDGE offer standing room behind the mezz?

i liked my first row balcony seat to AAIP. Side, second seat in. Not obstructed at all. Seat on aisle was obstructed, however. Person sitting next to me in that seat moved farther back and more to the side.

if you download the Todaytix app you can get a good deal on tickets, plus use code RSDSI and get $20 off. probably a better deal than $30 for the last row