My experience has been that when a show has a high-profile box office draw, you can't really depend on getting tickets at any price prior to the show. However, if you're willing to pay top dollar, go during the week, and ask for a individual seat, you probably will luck out. It may not be the best seat in the house, but you will get in somehow. Case in point: when Julia Roberts did that horrible Three Days of Rain show a few years back, it was nominally sold out to the rafters. However, at the box office, I was able to get a full-priced seat in the orchestra for a Saturday matinee. I'm concerned about Glengarry, not so much because of Pacino (not that I don't admire his work) but because of Bobby Cannavale. One more thing: try to avoid Telecharge for anything.
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Updated On: 9/30/12 at 07:40 PM