BrodyFosse123 said: "“No, not a part of the show, but (respectfully) if all you are seeing is $699, are you sure you're on the official Hudson Theatre website? There are quite a few scalpers that "look" official, but aren't."
Just checked. No, that $699 a ticket is indeed on the show’s official website. Not a scalper ticket.
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So, if you're hellbent on getting a prime seat in the center of orchestra row D, of course you should be prepared to pay up. Especially for the play with one of the most famous and popular actresses in the world. Those of us for whom fees like these are unattainable, are very happy to sit in the front balcony for $119 or $89 in the back which still has extremely good view. It's all about a choice and you keep pretending you don't have one.