Does the PRODUCERS have a student discount?

You can try and haggle with the box office, but the weeknights are the only nights they officially offer discounts.

Do you have any idea what the lowest priced tickets usually go for? It seems so ridiculous to me that I could go on Thursday and see the show for $25 or go on Friday and see it for probably a lot more when I know for a fact that it won't even be that full. Thanks for the help

The Producers does offer student rush tickets:

'Student Rush: Subject to availability, tickets are sold for Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday performances only. The tickets are sold at the box office, on the day of the performance only. Tickets are $26.25 each, a valid student ID is required, and two tickets are sold per person. Seats may be obstructed view.'

http://www.talkinbroadway.com/boards/index.php?category=&rush=show&order=

I looked in other threads about the Producers student rush, but didn't find anything to answer my question. If I wanted to get a student rush ticket, would I have to go when the box office opens at 10 am even though it is an evening performance? Where do you stand for SRO and do the ushers let you sit at intermission?

theminutepast- yes, you would get the tickets from the box office at the theatre (246 West 44th Street), which opens at 10 am. I recommend getting there early, though. Not sure how popular the Producers is, but your best bet is to get there an hour or two early, and wait. there is sometimes a line, and I think they only sell 15-30 discount tickets.

edit: I'd recommend the same thing for evening performances. what day are you going? they only offer student rush Tues, Wed, Thurs, and standing room, when the show is sold out.

Updated On: 1/16/07 at 05:47 PM

are you going to be in NYC for the interview? you might as well try stopping at the theatre, even if you don't get there till after 3. I honestly don't know how popular the Producers is. They may still have Student Rush tickets for the evening performance.

Has rush gotten more crowded since Tony Danza joined the cast?

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Oh, yes, my internship isn't far from Times Square. I could give it a shot going after work.

We were in NYC this past weekend and the line to get into the theater went from the St. James all the way down to Broadway. My guess would be the show is doing quite well with Danza, though I'm not sure why, so it might be a little harder to get discount tix. As far as Mr. Danza, he is very unfriendly to his fans. My kids and I happened to be going by the theater when he arrived. My son yelled to him and so did I. Asked if we could get a picture and his response was NO!!! Not now. I guess the 10 seconds of his time we asked for was much too precious.