#1
Posted: 10/6/09 at 10:25pm
Do tickets often rise after a show becomes more successful on Broadway?
For instance, when Wicked first opened were premium tickets always $300, or did it wait to establish it's audience and then raise ticket prices, with supply and demand?
In Australia, there is no way that an audience would accept a show rising it's ticket prices throughout it's season. I figure it might be a little different on Broadway. Or are audiences happy to pay $300 for a show that they know little about when it first opens?
For instance, when Wicked first opened were premium tickets always $300, or did it wait to establish it's audience and then raise ticket prices, with supply and demand?
In Australia, there is no way that an audience would accept a show rising it's ticket prices throughout it's season. I figure it might be a little different on Broadway. Or are audiences happy to pay $300 for a show that they know little about when it first opens?
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