While the timing is just too far in advance for me, I am glad that everyone else is getting an opportunity to purchase decent tickets at a very reasonable price.
The insistence by producers of shows much less likely than Evita to cause a stir to charge very high prices has been a galling trend. This is a refreshing change.
ETA: Changed my mind. We are seeing it Friday, April 2. Paid more than originally planned but Row J of the orchestra to see one of the events of the Broadway season, 8 days after Opening Night, with my wife and another family member who really loved it in London seemed worth a minor splurge. (I am aware I could have gotten a better deal by getting tickets later - but that’s when schedules aligned.)
It is very strange to get tickets 10 months before the show. In one respect, it’s a sign of optimism.
Updated On: 5/29/26 at 04:07 AM