JBroadway said: "jo said: "I am not sure which seats at the back were sold as SRO last week.”
Sorry if I’m misunderstanding your implication, but they don’t remove seats for SRO. The audience leans against the railing at the back of the house, behind all the seats. And there’s a designated, numbered spot along the railing for each audience member.
It is going to be interesting to see if people at the RUSH line will immediately go to the SRO line if Rush tickets run out?"
I’m guessing that will be the case for most days, especially weekends. But some days they might get unlucky and end up having some scattered seats available, in which case they’d have to wait until all the seats are sold (some theatres are a little looser about this rule, but this doesn’t strike me as one of those cases)."
Yes, the person I know was told that the spot next to a wheelchair spot cannot be SRO. I just thought CService could have offered her any of the SRO spots, if any was available. Maybe the SRO seats were already sold out at that point if they had already been on sale then? I understand there have been a number of inquiries about SROs though.