Bloody Bloody Andrew Jackson Rush

[Gabster]

Posted: 6/25/10 at 12:46pm

I'm a little confused about the rush policy, so I would love if anybody could help clear this up for me. It's probably pretty simple and I'm just stupid, but is the rush only for seats that are still available? The twitter said the show was sold out, but said you could still try rushing, so that's really what confused me. Also, what's the difference between student and regular rush? Do you have to be a student in NYC, or a college student, or can you be younger as long as you have a student I.D.?

How busy/crowded has the rush been in the final weeks?

Thank you to anybody who can help me with this, as I always say when I start threads - the search feature doesn't work for me so I'm sorry if there's already a thread on it, if there is please direct me to it. Thanks!

[frogs_fan85]

Posted: 6/25/10 at 12:50pm

Student rush at the Public can be purchased in advance. Day of rush is available to anyone.

[perfectlymarvelous]

Posted: 6/25/10 at 1:58pm

I went to the box office on Tuesday and asked about student tickets and was told they were completely sold out for the rest of the run.

[bwayrose2]

Posted: 6/25/10 at 2:03pm

Student tickets can be bought ahead of time and have been plentiful. Rush is sold one hour ahead of curtain to anyone with $20. Those are just whatever is unsold at that time. If you are trying to go this final week, then you are probably out of luck. I heard they have no more Student Tickets and the Rush lines have been long. I have friends who waited until this week to get tickets and they have not been able to get tickets. I've been raving about this show for months but they only stupidly decided to see it this week so have not had luck.

[Gabster]

Posted: 6/25/10 at 2:27pm

Thanks everyone!

Bwayrose2 - Do you know what time your friends have been getting there?

[singer73192]

Posted: 6/25/10 at 2:38pm

According to the Public'sTwitter Page, there is no longer a rush for Bloody. They are sold out for the rest of the run. It did say that you could try stand-by.