Little Shop of Horrors Tickets

From looking at Telecharge, all the tickets for the show (minus the days Glick is stepping in) are sold out. There were rumors of the show having a rush policy, but I think that's what the $99 front row seats tickets were for, which were sold about a week ago. Unless they have another rush policy coming soon, no tickets for any date in October are available.

Correction: All normal tickets for dates in October were sold out. There are a few dates open that still have at best 4 seats, but they are premium, at around $199. I had checked before and those tickets were not available last time, so some seats could open up too. Then again, all are going to be premium priced seats.

Updated On: 8/27/19 at 08:59 PM

I'm slow. I just figured out how to search for a range of dates using telecharge. Not a single ticket available between September 17 and November 3. Resale seats are going for $400 + fees. I should have snapped up some of those premium tickets that showed up for brief second. Since I live across the country, I can't come to NYC in hopes of getting a rush ticket. Let's hope they extend.

$69 seat M 5 available on Telecharge for Friday 11/15, a Gideon performance.

And if anyone is interested in a Wednesday matinee show on either Dec. 4, 11, or 18, there are still several $119 tickets available in the back few rows as of right now.

It looks like they are now selling six of the front row seats for many dates in October. Unfortunately, all are for premium ($199-239) prices.

Definitely not the best seat in the house if you want to stay dry, but people will pay those prices. Somewhere.

Your post comes off as aggressive, weird, and desperate. No one is going to pay someone and then hope they show up at the theater two months from now. And yelling words like SERIOUS and NOW comes off demanding. Sorry.

Pose2 said: "Your post comes off as aggressive, weird, and desperate. No one is going to pay someone and then hope they show up at the theater two months from now. And yelling words like SERIOUS and NOW comes off demanding. Sorry."

First off, no one asked your opinion.

Second, the first option listed is for me to mail the ticket, which is what I would expect to do this far in advance. I only offered the other as an alternative if a potential buyer was nervous about the state of today's US Postal System (like my mother is) or if no one bit on this until two moths from now just before the show.

Third, the times I haven't stressed the word SERIOUS offers when I've sold pricey items online (eBay, other message boards, etc.), I've had all kinds of people message me insane offers like $5-$10 and such, completely wasting my time.

Fourth, how untrustworthy can I be. My profile photo is actually a picture of me. I don't hide behind generic pics of celebrities or flowers or the like.

Lastly, I'm trying to make sure this ticket is offered to people who are actual fans at the same exact price I paid (maybe even a little less) rather than the nasty people severely hiking up the prices and selling to just anyone on StubHub and other ticketing sites at a huge profit and this is the thanks I get. Nice!

So, a person is trustworthy online because they show a photo of themselves? That has nothing to do with money and getting ripped off. No one will pay anything upfront for a ticket you may or may not mail. You can just disappear with their money. It happens often online, Bob. You being defensive about this doesn't really help matters.

Has anyone tried the lottery already? I know last night was the first night. I've never done a lottery for a show before and was wondering if they give you the option of sitting together with your party, or would we have to sit separately? (2 in our party)