BC/EFA Fall 2025 Fundraising

[EDSOSLO858]

Posted: 10/26/25 at 12:27pm

It’s that time of year again!

Select Broadway, Off-Broadway, and national touring productions brought back the iconic red buckets on Friday for six weeks of autumn fundraising, through December 7. (More shows will join in the coming weeks.)

If anyone knows what the shows are offering and for what prices, list ‘em in this thread. 

[Bettyboy72]

Posted: 10/26/25 at 12:51pm

Oh Mary had cast signed posters for $250, Playbills for $100 and Jane was selling her book of sonnets for $500 signed “Knock yourself out, freak! Love, Jane Krakowski” she also said it had her “cheat lines.”There was only one which she should have auctioned but she said it would be with a random volunteer in the lobby. I couldn’t find said volunteer. 
 

Just In Time was selling posters for $300 or $350 and Playbills for $175. For $20 you got a JIT box of matches with a tiny rubber duck (Groff said they were leftovers from opening night). Groff auctioned two of signed ties for $3100 each. 

[BoringBoredBoard40]

Posted: 10/26/25 at 1:40pm

Hamilton

10th Anniversary Windowcard signed by Cast and Leslie $300

Hamilton Puero Rico Windowcard signed by that productions cast and Lin $400

Piece of stage deck signed by lin $1000

Special pens for $100

 

[LetTheSunshineIn2]

Posted: 10/26/25 at 5:13pm

Bettyboy72 said: "Oh Mary had cast signed posters for $250, Playbills for $100 and Jane was selling her book of sonnets for $500 signed “Knock yourself out, freak! Love, Jane Krakowski” she also said it had her “cheat lines.”There was only one which she should have auctioned but she said it would be with a random volunteer in the lobby. I couldn’t find said volunteer.


Just In Time was selling posters for $300 or $350 and Playbills for $175. For $20 you got a JIT box of matches with a tiny rubber duck (Groff said they were leftovers from opening night). Groff auctioned two of signed ties for $3100 each."

 

On Friday night the ties sold for 5K each!  It was fun to watch.  I was kinda stunned at how trusting they were about it though. Groff delivered the ties, took a selfie with the winners and then as an after thought pointed out a guy at one of the house exits they should find to pay.  I'm sure the majority of winners are honorable people and will find the guy and pay, but it seems likely if they keep this system that at some point someone is going home with a free signed tie.  

 

[JSquared2]

Posted: 10/26/25 at 5:20pm

LetTheSunshineIn2 said: "Bettyboy72 said: "Oh Mary had cast signed posters for $250, Playbills for $100 and Jane was selling her book of sonnets for $500 signed “Knock yourself out, freak! Love, Jane Krakowski” she also said it had her “cheat lines.”There was only one which she should have auctioned but she said it would be with a random volunteer in the lobby. I couldn’t find said volunteer.


Just In Time was selling posters for $300 or $350 and Playbills for $175. For $20 you got a JIT box of matches with a tiny rubber duck (Groff said they were leftovers from opening night). Groff auctioned two of signed ties for $3100 each."



On Friday night the ties sold for 5K each! It was fun to watch. I was kinda stunned at how trusting they were about it though.Groffdelivered the ties, took a selfiewith the winners and then as an after thought pointed out a guy at one of the house exits they should find to pay. I'm sure the majority of winners are honorable people and will find the guy and pay, but it seems likely if they keep this system that at some point someone is going home with a free signed tie.



Karma’s a bitch.