Cry-Baby's Facebook Night!

You know, regardless of the quality of the show, I think it's great that they're having this offer for facebook users. I wish more shows would do stuff like this. It's too bad I don't live near NY, cause I really would love to take advantage of it, so I can see this show and form my own opinion about it. Hopefully it'll still be around in August when I come up to New York.

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I RSVP'ed, but I don't know if I got the free tickets or not...

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Business is that bad, huh? To quote Cole Porter's CAN-CAN, "Never Give Anything Away....That You Can Sell."

this is pathetic. they really need to fill those seats, don't they?

^ Amen to that!

And it's just for one night. How is that a stunt? I think it's a cool idea and I'm definately going to take advantage of it.

The show has great dancing, great music and it's simply a lot of fun. It is possible that another reason I love it so much is because I expected to HATE it based on what everyone here said and I was so surprised that I liked it. And now I love it. So :p

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Updated On: 4/23/08 at 12:11 AM

Of course you can keep saying what you like. It's great. And I'm gonna keep saying that I disagree.

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I'm confused- So since I RSVPed on facebook, someone will contact me to give me free tickets? Or I have to go to the box office and be one of the first 200 there?

Liotte,

Only the first 20 people to RSVP received a message saying that they won the free tickets. The remaining promotional tickets are available at the box office for $20+$1.50 on a first come, first served basis. If you print out the facebook invitation and go to the box office on Wednesday, you should be able to get tickets for the $20+$1.50 discount. I wouldn't wait though, as these tickets are regularly priced at $115, so they will go very fast. I hope that's clear.

Ok, thanks!

I think it's a very smart move to incorporate Facebook. Look at how many word of mouth events occur just because of a single page on facebook. We've seen "Free Jamba Juice Day", "Free Starbucks"...etc.


Cry-Baby doing Facebook Night for lower priced tickets can easily rake in a good amount of people and really get word of mouth out there.

My college received comps to a preview performance and most of the students have gone back 2-3 times since and payed for their tickets. And the buzz around school was highly positive.

In the audience I've talked to older couples who loved Cry-Baby more than they loved Hairspray and one older woman said she would love to see Cry-Baby again and again and sure enough, after the matinee she bought a ticket for the evening show.

Cry-Baby is slowly but surely finding it's audience, and that is a great sign!

Updated On: 4/23/08 at 02:52 AM