Going Late to Flea

First of all, I would like to apologize for starting another thread on here, but I really don't know where else to go to get my questions answered. Originally my plan for Flea was to get there at 10,do Flea, see a matinee, and then leave the city. However, now it's looking like I cannot get to Flea until 12:30/1. I'm just wondering if it's worth it to still go at that point. I'll probably bail on the show, and I'm not really looking to win one of the big auction items (quite frankly, I'm just looking for a playbill from the 2009 revival of Hair, and that's kind of it) Is it still worth it to go late just for the experience?

kelsey1389 said: "First of all, I would like to apologize for starting another thread on here, but I really don't know where else to go to get my questions answered. Originally my plan for Flea was to get there at 10,do Flea, see a matinee, and then leave the city. However, now it's looking like I cannot get to Flea until 12:30/1. I'm just wondering if it's worth it to still go at that point. I'll probably bail on the show, and I'm not really looking to win one of the big auction items (quite frankly, I'm just looking for a playbill from the 2009 revival of Hair, and that's kind of it) Is it still worth it to go late just for the experience?"

I’m not sure if you would be interested but I may have an extra signed cast Playbill of the OBCR. It is after it went black and white though. If you’re interested, I can check when I’m off work. :)

You'll be fine. If you have a friend who will be there earlier, ask him/her to rummage through the playbills to look for that 2009 Hair for you.

As for me, I plan to go later and prefer it. Then again, I'm not looking for anything specific and I always love to check out bargains/deals.

Good luck!

Thank you for the link! I have seen that but would like to try Flea first to see in person.

Go. Go. Go.