After being told by the box office personnel that yesterday's performance of Anything Goes was sold out it was suggested I get in the cancellation line about 45 minutes to curtain. I did as instructed and happened to be the first person in line at around 1:15.
Shortly after that a family of 3 got behind me and then some more people after them. The security guy came out and said 3 tickets and he pointed to the people behind me. I was somewhat baffled as I was the first person in line. About five minutes later the same person came out again and said 2 tickets. And took the 2 people behind me to the box office.
I eventually got in by finding the lone other single ticket buyer in the line (much to the chagrin of others behind me).
I thought cancellations were first come, first serve and am a bit annoyed by the practice demonstrated at Roundabout yesterday whereby a single purchaser gets ignored because they're "one". Is this common? I do plan on contacting them tomorrow.
Hey Dottie!
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