Fish In The Dark RUSH — Page 2

Yes, they have been releasing tickets for weekdays every week but about 90% have been $250 or higher. This Wednesday matinee was the first time in a month that I saw regular $159 tickets released. I've been looking like a hawk for tickets but wasn't able to go tommorow afternoon. Oh well, hopefully next week when I'm home for spring break! ):

Yes, both telecharge and box off will have them. The box off is actually better and cheaper though--especially if you want to get same day tickets. The best and cheapest tickets if you don't want to spend too much money is to order them on the weekend for the beginning of the next week. Unfortunately that option is no longer available for you. Friday through Saturday is going to be very expensive. The evening performances during the week are also going to be expensive--not as bad though. I would recommend checking in with the box office the day of the performance. If you are willing to dish out, I believe you can get a good seat for about 300 on telecharge for weeknight performances, though. 450-500 is more for weekend performances.

I got some information, I did find 2 people on Instagram who saw it last week via SRO tickets so I asked them what time they got there. They said 9am and that there were already 4 people in line, and that most people got there around 9:30. I believe that was for last Friday night's show.

Made it on Thursday night. I was first in line at 7am (not taking any chances), though others soon followed around 7:30, 7:45, 8:00, etc. The last person who got SRO got in line around 8:30 am and most people were only getting 1 ticket for themselves. There were 12 spots, so if people all got 2 tickets, then only 6 people in line would get tickets.

The show was great, though standing for 2 hours was a bit tiring. I did stagedoor, and Larry did stop and sign and take photos, but I was on the "wrong side". He did the other side first, talking, photos, autographs with everyone. Then when he got to my side it was really raining and he just scribbled autographs and left, no photos, no talking. My program got all wet, though it was signed. So I went back Friday just for stagedoor. He remembered me (coming from Texas for the show), but my finger missed the button on the camera phone and I didn't get a photo. I persuaded him for one more try, then he told everyone "We're not married!" but agreed, then I gave my phone to a woman to take the picture but I guess the same thing happened to her because she messed up the photo too. No photo with LD. But at least I got a personal joke from him!

He does both sides completely, he just rushed the second side that one night because it started raining. But he usually does the Times Sq side first.

Has anyone tried SRO recently? What was the line like? Thinking of trying soon.

On my way from Grand Central to the Walter Kerr at 11:00am on Sunday, I passed by the Cort and saw that the maximum of 12 people were already lined up for standing room Fish in the Dark. It looks like arriving an hour before tickets are sold is not early enough, at least on the weekend.

Can you get 2 tickets for standing room or is it one per person?

Went today and they allowed 2 tickets per person

I got there around 830. There were already 5 people in line. 2 people got there around 530am (crazy), and another came in from Maryland on a bus and got there at 6am. Most people got there around 9ish. So I would reccomend getting there by 830 and you should be more than fine. Especially on a 2 show day like today.

I saw someone on Instagram said they had balcony seats. That's only one person though.

Am I correct in assuming that the show is played primarily downstage center? I'm hoping to book a seat in the mezz for a full-on view. Any insight appreciated! :)