#101
Posted: 6/26/09 at 12:23am
There are these things called discounts, while not as cheap as rush it's pretty damn close. I think getting those 3 extra hours of sleep is worth $10.
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#102
Posted: 6/26/09 at 12:26am
what law firm?
#103
Posted: 6/26/09 at 12:27am
For the rush record, last friday the last person to get a ticket probably got in line at 7:45. It's not ridiculous every day. It really just varies day to day...greatly...
#104
Posted: 6/26/09 at 12:28am
There are these things called discounts, while not as cheap as rush it's pretty damn close. I think getting those 3 extra hours of sleep is worth $10.
To be fair, the next to normal discount code is good for $70 and $85 seats which is far more than a $10 difference. Also, for the past month, the seat selection with the code has been horrendous.
what law firm?
They didn't say and I didn't ask. Had to be a pretty big one, because I'd estimate 75% of the house was associated with them.
To be fair, the next to normal discount code is good for $70 and $85 seats which is far more than a $10 difference. Also, for the past month, the seat selection with the code has been horrendous.
what law firm?
They didn't say and I didn't ask. Had to be a pretty big one, because I'd estimate 75% of the house was associated with them.
#105
Posted: 6/26/09 at 1:19am
"I'd estimate 75% of the house was associated with them"
That sounds a bit high for a show to be doing almost full capacity every week...unless they purchased this tickets when tickets were very very available and the show was vastly unknown.
That sounds a bit high for a show to be doing almost full capacity every week...unless they purchased this tickets when tickets were very very available and the show was vastly unknown.
#106
Posted: 6/26/09 at 1:22am
"I'd estimate 75% of the house was associated with them"
That sounds a bit high for a show to be doing almost full capacity every week...unless they purchased this tickets when tickets were very very available and the show was vastly unknown.
Well, I was just making a guess. I didn't go around polling the audience, but the vast majority of them seemed associated with the law firm. Everyone seemed to know each other, and the intermission was about 5 minutes longer than normal because they had to get everyone back to their seats as people were all over the theater chatting with each other.
That sounds a bit high for a show to be doing almost full capacity every week...unless they purchased this tickets when tickets were very very available and the show was vastly unknown.
Well, I was just making a guess. I didn't go around polling the audience, but the vast majority of them seemed associated with the law firm. Everyone seemed to know each other, and the intermission was about 5 minutes longer than normal because they had to get everyone back to their seats as people were all over the theater chatting with each other.
#107
Posted: 6/26/09 at 2:25am
From what I heard from her at the stage door she's going on again tonight.
Updated On: 6/26/09 at 02:25 AM
#108
Posted: 6/26/09 at 4:43am
To be fair, the next to normal discount code is good for $70 and $85 seats which is far more than a $10 difference. Also, for the past month, the seat selection with the code has been horrendous.
I think defyinggravity was referring to the rear mezz seats which are $36.50 and not bad, not to a discount code.
But really, other than far back under the overhang and the second and third rows against the walls, there really aren't BAD seats in the Booth, it's so small.
I think defyinggravity was referring to the rear mezz seats which are $36.50 and not bad, not to a discount code.
But really, other than far back under the overhang and the second and third rows against the walls, there really aren't BAD seats in the Booth, it's so small.
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Updated On: 6/26/09 at 04:43 AM
#109
Posted: 6/26/09 at 7:58am
"Even VAL wouldn't do that for Julie Reiber's final performance in Wicked if they had rush."
This made me LOL. Even though I know a few people who dropped everything they were doing to rush over and see her last and then brag about it for days on Facebook. I wouldn't do that for anyone's last performance. There is always a way to get tickets that doesn't require sleeping out on the streets for days.
I'm seeing someone's Broadway debut on Sunday afternoon and I got a ticket like any normal person would. From Ticketmaster!
"Also, for the past month, the seat selection with the code has been horrendous."
2 weeks ago row D and G center orch and front mezz center were coming up in those discounted seats.
This made me LOL. Even though I know a few people who dropped everything they were doing to rush over and see her last and then brag about it for days on Facebook. I wouldn't do that for anyone's last performance. There is always a way to get tickets that doesn't require sleeping out on the streets for days.
I'm seeing someone's Broadway debut on Sunday afternoon and I got a ticket like any normal person would. From Ticketmaster!
"Also, for the past month, the seat selection with the code has been horrendous."
2 weeks ago row D and G center orch and front mezz center were coming up in those discounted seats.
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Updated On: 6/26/09 at 07:58 AM
#110
Posted: 6/26/09 at 8:13am
Law firms book these summer events months in advance- theres no doubt this outing to next to normal was planned by their recruiting staff in the winter/early spring- when getting tickets woulda been fairly simple.
#111
Posted: 6/26/09 at 9:28am
Val, I hesitated to even post this, because you simply aren't worth my time. But, you've (once again) made some entirely false claims that need to be corrected. I won't allow you to continue to lie about me and say things that are not true.
I have never paid anyone to rush a show for me. EVER. However, I did offer to buy someone's ticket to the show if they sat on the rush line for me one morning. I see no problem with treating someone to the show if they're going to sit out all morning and wait. I made that offer because I had to work that day and couldn't go myself.
Secondly, I saw someone's Broadway debut last night and bought a ticket "just like everyone else" as well.
Finally, I didn't "drop everything" to go see Julie Reiber's final performance. I live 20 minutes away from the city. It was a matter of seeing the status update, purchasing tickets, and going. It was a weeknight, and I was sitting at home grading papers. I did not break or cancel any plans. Was it last minute? Yes, but it did not involve me re-arranging anything. Julie posted it in her status because she obviously wanted people to come. If she didn't want people there, she would not have posted a status update telling people to "come on down."
From what I heard from her at the stage door she's going on again tonight.
Yes, one of the Booth Theater ushers confirmed this to me. She is on tonight.
I have never paid anyone to rush a show for me. EVER. However, I did offer to buy someone's ticket to the show if they sat on the rush line for me one morning. I see no problem with treating someone to the show if they're going to sit out all morning and wait. I made that offer because I had to work that day and couldn't go myself.
Secondly, I saw someone's Broadway debut last night and bought a ticket "just like everyone else" as well.
Finally, I didn't "drop everything" to go see Julie Reiber's final performance. I live 20 minutes away from the city. It was a matter of seeing the status update, purchasing tickets, and going. It was a weeknight, and I was sitting at home grading papers. I did not break or cancel any plans. Was it last minute? Yes, but it did not involve me re-arranging anything. Julie posted it in her status because she obviously wanted people to come. If she didn't want people there, she would not have posted a status update telling people to "come on down."
From what I heard from her at the stage door she's going on again tonight.
Yes, one of the Booth Theater ushers confirmed this to me. She is on tonight.
#112
Posted: 6/26/09 at 10:32am
I hate to continue to harp on the issue of rush, but I do want to correct something - I don't know who said people were lined up by 4 pm the day before or why people are continuing to cite it now because it was said somewhere in this thread that was not true. The earliest people there for this show's rush were around 11 pm; there is a group of Altarholics that have been rushing the show since Kyle Dean Massey took over for Gabe and they are apparently into overnight rushing. Not that I am defending it, but the whole thing has less to do with next to normal and Meghann Fahy and more the antics of an entirely different "fandom."
I'm glad to hear Meghann was so great, hopefully she will be on another time where I can catch her as Natalie!
I'm glad to hear Meghann was so great, hopefully she will be on another time where I can catch her as Natalie!
Updated On: 6/26/09 at 10:32 AM
#113
Posted: 6/26/09 at 10:55am
Ok- can someone please explain what exactly an "Altarholic" is? An uber fan of Altar Boys...? How have a never heard of them before?
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#114
Posted: 6/26/09 at 10:57am
^ Precisely.
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#115
Posted: 6/26/09 at 10:59am
ahh. I had no idea that Altar Boys had such a following!
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#116
Posted: 6/26/09 at 2:37pm
According to Broadway Understudies, Meghann is on again as Natalie tonight.
#117
Posted: 6/26/09 at 2:52pm
yeah that was mentioned earlier in the thread.
The earliest people there for this show's rush were around 11 pm; there is a group of Altarholics that have been rushing the show since Kyle Dean Massey took over for Gabe and they are apparently into overnight rushing. Not that I am defending it, but the whole thing has less to do with next to normal and Meghann Fahy and more the antics of an entirely different "fandom."
Not really the case at all on Wednesday night
The earliest people there for this show's rush were around 11 pm; there is a group of Altarholics that have been rushing the show since Kyle Dean Massey took over for Gabe and they are apparently into overnight rushing. Not that I am defending it, but the whole thing has less to do with next to normal and Meghann Fahy and more the antics of an entirely different "fandom."
Not really the case at all on Wednesday night
#118
Posted: 6/26/09 at 3:11pm
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#119
Posted: 6/26/09 at 3:27pm
obsessedjb - pardon me if I got the time wrong, but point being no one was there at 4 pm and the same group of Altarholics that rushes the show often were at or near the front of the line - what I was told by friends there who have rushed behind them before anyway.
Updated On: 6/26/09 at 03:27 PM
#120
Posted: 6/26/09 at 3:35pm
As someone in the line who was there..umm early...I feel like this is off-base ..but the whole thing has less to do with next to normal and Meghann Fahy and more the antics of an entirely different "fandom."
and I haven't even seen Altar Boyz
and I haven't even seen Altar Boyz
#121
Posted: 6/27/09 at 12:53am
Law firms book these summer events months in advance- theres no doubt this outing to next to normal was planned by their recruiting staff in the winter/early spring- when getting tickets woulda been fairly simple.
tickets didn't go on sale til like 3 weeks before the show opened. so DEF not winter.
tickets didn't go on sale til like 3 weeks before the show opened. so DEF not winter.
#122
Posted: 6/27/09 at 5:18am
^ Technically, yes they could have been. They went on sale March 2, which *is* before the start of Spring. So yes, it could well have ben booked in the winter.
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#123
Posted: 6/27/09 at 7:08am
Glad Meghan did well.
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#124
Posted: 6/27/09 at 1:55pm
I saw her last night and thought she was fantastic! To be honest when I heard she was going on I was mildly disappointed but she really held her own and had great chemistry with the cast.
#125
Posted: 6/27/09 at 2:19pm
Don't group sales go on sale before single tickets do?
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