Posted: 3/30/25 at 1:16pm
I'm wondering if it's going to show up on TDF or Audience Rewards, or if there'll be a rush or lottery? What do you all think? Missed it off-Broadway and would love to see it!
Posted: 3/30/25 at 1:19pm
I would say that a rush/lotto is a near-certainty, while discounts via TDF, TKTS, etc. are extremely likely.
Posted: 3/30/25 at 1:23pm
There are currently $48 rear balc seats available inclusive of fees during previews.
Spot-checking some preview dates, it doesn't appear to be selling well at all, but it has time to build sales still if it receives glowing reviews, word of mouth, and Tony wins.
Is there any new musical that doesn't offer a rush or lottery? That's basically a guarantee. Choosing to use TDF is handled differently by each producer.
Posted: 3/30/25 at 1:30pm
yeah, wait for TDF or rush....it's really not selling well.
Posted: 3/30/25 at 1:34pm
I think the show is a brilliant piece of theatre and chocked with fantastic performances and an excellent score, but, yeah, the producers really needed to prime the pump by getting audiences into previews with more inexpensive tickets. The show is not arriving as a hot ticket transfer.
Posted: 3/30/25 at 1:52pm
The only reason I bought full price tickets is because I am from across the country and can only see it on its opening preview. And even that performance, on a Saturday night, isn’t selling that well.
I was advised to wait and just get tickets at the TKTS booth, or do rush, and they were probably right.
But if you’re local, or not limited to a single date, you can wait.
I have been very surprised by the producers’ strategy here. It seems like a mistake, especially in a season packed with popular and/or well-reviewed musicals.
Posted: 3/30/25 at 2:18pm
They'll be a promo code shortly but if you're thinking of buying tickets please know that row B is the first row, and due to the stage being quite high for this production, some places are listing these as partial view. Good luck.
Posted: 3/30/25 at 2:35pm
It'll be up at TKTS.
