Getting a cup from a closed show
Getting a cup from a closed show
#1Getting a cup from a closed show
Posted: 11/25/17 at 12:15pm
I saw War Paint in August (no judgment please) and got one of those plastic show cups they give soda in. I like to collect them for some weird reason. Anyway, I came home yesterday to find that mine was washed in the
Bottom rack and melted. Is there anyway I could purchase a new one? If I go to the theater even though the show is closed?
bwayboy22
Broadway Star Joined: 5/9/12
#2Getting a cup from a closed show
Posted: 11/25/17 at 12:32pmI doubt the theater would have them, but cant say for sure. Also, they might have them at the Flea Market next year, there's usually a table with all the cups from the closed shows. Also I just did a quick eBay search and there's one on there for $11 if you want it that bad!
#3Getting a cup from a closed show
Posted: 11/25/17 at 12:44pmThanks, will check our eBay, but I'm not willing to pay 1/4 of what I payed for my ticket for a cup. Flea market seems like the best option.
annang
Broadway Star Joined: 10/9/16
#4Getting a cup from a closed show
Posted: 11/25/17 at 2:10pm
I'm pretty sure I have an extra one. Message me, and we'll work something out.
(I collect them too, so no judgments. They're great for my desk at work, since when I inevitably knock them over, I don't destroy all my papers!)
AEA AGMA SM
Broadway Legend Joined: 8/13/09
#6Getting a cup from a closed show
Posted: 11/25/17 at 7:21pm
(Insert Clever Name) said: "I saw War Paint in August (no judgment please) and got one of those plastic show cups they give soda in. I like to collect them for some weird reason. Anyway, I came home yesterday to find that mine was washed in the
Bottom rack and melted. Is there anyway I could purchase a new one? If I go to the theater even though the show is closed?"
Confirming what others have said that either eBay or Flea Market are your best bets. Even if they haven't moved the cups out of the theatre yet, there would be nobody there right now who could sell you one. And of course once the next show moves in they'll clear out anything that might still be there from the previous show, since storage space at most of the older Broadway houses is extremely tight.
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