ONCE ON THIS ISLAND (2017) Previews
Posted: 11/7/17 at 9:48am
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Going off of my last visit to Telecharge? Not very well at all.
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Does anyone know the rush policy? I really want to see this show on a weekend day this month!!!!!
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They are going to be doing a performance on one of the Thanksgiving Day parade telecasts, so that should raise awareness.
Posted: 11/7/17 at 3:05pm
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^^ I'm actually pretty happy about this. As a New Yorker, this increases my chances of winning immensely.
Posted: 11/7/17 at 3:16pm
raddersons said: "^^ I'm actually pretty happy about this. As a New Yorker, this increases my chances of winning immensely."
I agree with you. I'm a new yorker too and love in-person lotteries! My only issue is people may get confused as to when the lottery occurs.
"The Pre-Show Lottery will open 2 hours before weekday performances and evening weekend performances and take place 90 minutes before those performances. For Saturday matinee performance, the lottery will open 2 and a half hours prior to curtain and take place 2 hours prior to curtain. For Sunday matinee performances, the lottery will open 90 minutes prior to curtain and take place 60 minutes prior to curtain."
Posted: 11/9/17 at 7:32am
Previews begin tonight! Who will be there?
Posted: 11/9/17 at 8:24am
Spring Awakening revival awarded a fairly large number of lottery tickets. All lottery losers were then given 30-50% off on tickets which was a pretty sweet deal. There's a chance this will be similar since Davenport's involved. Only thing is, I worry about in person lottery's sustainability during the winter. Would they have a tent like setup outside the theater to protect the likely audience from weather?
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Posted: 11/9/17 at 9:32am
Posted: 11/9/17 at 9:49am
Valentina3 said: "Spring Awakening revival awarded a fairly large number of lottery tickets. All lottery losers were then given 30-50% off on tickets which was a pretty sweet deal. There's a chance this will be similar since Davenport's involved. Only thing is, I worry about in person lottery's sustainability during the winter. Would they have a tent like setup outside the theater to protect the likely audience from weather?"
Isn't Circle in the Square theater right next to the Gershwin (where Wicked is playing) in the same buliding? There is an area in front of both theaters that has a roof that can easily hold more than 100 people. That's actually where the Wicked in-person lottery is .... so now I wonder if there will be confusion between the Wicked in-person lottery and the OOTI in-person lottery. For those who go later tonight, please let us know!
Posted: 11/9/17 at 10:04am
Valentina3 - Broadway was doing in-person lotteries long before the online lottery trend started a couple of years ago. People just waited in the cold or the rain. Going to the lottery on a rainy/snowy day usually meant a guaranteed cheap ticket.
Also, Circle in the Square is right next to Wicked, so there's a roof over everyone's head there anyway. No tent necessary.
Posted: 11/9/17 at 1:29pm
Posted: 11/9/17 at 3:56pm
That makes sense, raddersons and Wick3. I totally forgot this was playing at Circle, my bad. The concern came mostly from a selfish point of view because I remember standing outside Brooks Atkinson the week in late Nov 2015, just freezing my tiny gay body off, reading about Jeb Bush's chances of winning the RNC primary (lol).
Posted: 11/9/17 at 9:55pm
As the first preview is more or less over at this point, I thought I'd give this thread a bump in anticipation to some reports.
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