bwayondabrain - most shows have a booth. I'm almost certain Wedding Singer will have one. The more desirable shows tend to get the more desirable locations. Wicked is right in Shubert Alley, next to Spamalot. They sell everything from props (Wicked sold corn stalks from the cornfield scene; ole bamboo sticks from Chitty) to opening night gifts (Spamalot was selling a terrycloth bathrobe.) Spelling Bee had name/number boards. All shows have signed posters, Playbills, photos, etc.
All Shook Up last year sold nail polish and sampler cds, among other things. Hairspray sells Ultra Clutch yearly.
Rent sells used candles....
Really anything you can think of. A lot is expensive (Wicked posters go for upwards of $100), but a great amount is cheap, especially as the day goes on. Whatever's left over by the end of the day goes down in price to about $1 (knicknacks like Woman in White calendars, not signed memoriabilia).
Triton has a table with discount framing, Sh-k-boom has a table for signings with their artists, etc.
Updated On: 8/27/06 at 06:04 PM