GOD OF CARNAGE Rush Policy- Page 2

[MiracleElixir]

Posted: 3/10/09 at 6:14pm

"I stand corrected then. Sorry."

When there's even the chance of you standing corrected, perhaps you shouldn't instinctively type/blurt out "That's a lie" like an a***ole, just because you enjoy being snarky to coolkid.



"I really hope they change this policy. I don't think this show is going to be doing spectacularly so I don't see why not."

I agree with you on the first part, it'd be fantastic to be able to rush this show. But having seen it, I think if (and that's a big if) it gets a couple major raves, it could fast become an extremely hot ticket. It's not like a grueling, challenging work that struggles to fill houses even with positive notices; it's a brisk, entertaining, accessible comedy with major A-list stars that will sell very, very well if the reviews are good.

[ColorTheHours048]

Posted: 3/10/09 at 6:24pm

Um... okay? Thank you? Considering I'm one of the few people on this board who sticks up for him. But, okay. It wasn't intended in any kind of malicious way. Get your facts straight. I got mine wrong and I apologized for it.

[TheActr97J]

Posted: 3/14/09 at 7:27pm

Any updates on this? Have they implemented a rush policy?

[April Saul]

Posted: 3/14/09 at 10:52pm

My guess is that these guys are not EVER going to have a rush policy, they don't need to...I saw it last week from a terrific, discounted seat and I think it's going to be a big hit. And of course it's once again as I write this, but I really doubt after the opening that it'll be up there again!

[Yankeefan007]

Posted: 3/14/09 at 10:56pm

I got mine from TDF, as well. So there!

[#1Elphie]

Posted: 3/14/09 at 11:56pm

I asked at the BO today, no rush.

[RentBoy86]

Posted: 3/15/09 at 2:38am

Is it worth getting a TKTS ticket? From what I remember - seeing "13" there - the theater seemed so big, but that might have been because it also so empty.

[MiracleElixir]

Posted: 3/15/09 at 12:02pm

Totally worth a TKTS ticket.

Along with THE SEAGULL, SPEED-THE-PLOW (once Macy stepped in), HAIR, [title of show], EXIT THE KING, BECKY SHAW and THE CRIPPLE OF INISHMAAN, this is one of the best shows of the season.
Updated On: 3/15/09 at 12:02 PM

[WiCkEDrOcKS]

Posted: 3/16/09 at 5:57pm

Anything yet? Or are they not implementing any kind of rush policy?

[coolkid11776]

Posted: 3/16/09 at 6:02pm

I went to the box office on Saturday to ask if they'd put in a rush policy after opening the guy said probably not. The cheapest way to see the show would be SRO after opening he told me b/c he said after the reviews come out it will be a hit and sell out.

[coolkid11776]

Posted: 3/16/09 at 6:02pm

I went to the box office on Saturday to ask if they'd put in a rush policy after opening the guy said probably not. The cheapest way to see the show would be SRO after opening he told me b/c he said after the reviews come out it will be a hit and sell out.

[cglaid]

Posted: 3/16/09 at 9:02pm

Judging by the percentage of seats sold this past week, it seems awfully silly that this isn't just giving whatever is left 2 hours prior to curtain.

[WiCkEDrOcKS]

Posted: 3/16/09 at 11:39pm

I really don't understand why this show doesn't have a rush or lotto. I mean when shows like WICKED and BILLY ELLIOT and THE LION KING aren't selling out, how can they anticipate GOD OF CARNAGE to become a standing-room-only smash? And why can't they just implement the rush policy and if it starts being a huge success, get rid of it? I mean anyway, how would 25 seats or so for rush or lotto make that big of a difference?

This is the only show on Broadway that doesn't have a rush policy or a lotto, correct? So stupid.


And as I say this, I splurged on $59 (which ended up being close to $70) for next Wednesday's matinee. Hah.