#RedBuckets - Spring 2026

BEGINNING AGAIN TONIGHT through April 26th.

Broadway shows scheduled to begin their appeals this weekend are The Book of Mormon, Buena Vista Social Club, Chess, Harry Potter and the Cursed Child, Just in Time, The Lion King, Maybe Happy Ending, Oh, Mary!, The Outsidersand Ragtime, as well as Off-Broadway's The 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee, Little Shop of Horrors and The Play That Goes Wrong.

Starting next week are & Juliet, Aladdin, Death Becomes Her, Every Brilliant Thing, Hadestown, Hamilton, MJ, Operation Mincemeat, Two Strangers (Carry a Cake Across New York) and Wicked, and Off-Broadway's Heathers. Other shows made be added later.

Post here about what’s on offer from each show

Correction: At Just in Time Jonathan Groff received $39,000 for three used ties and photos (three top bidders).

Updated On: 3/14/26 at 04:24 AM

jimmycurry01 said: "Well, I guess my hope of getting JCM's autograph has gone out the window, as I don't believe they sign at the stage door during red bucket campaigns, and I can't afford $250 for a signed playbill. Still, I wish them luck with their fundraising."

They don’t usually sign at the stage door - they give out pre-autographed pins. Oh Mary also usually doesn’t run that expensive. When Jane was doing Red Bucket, the playbills were $100, posters were $200, and the only big ticket item was the signed, inscribed, and “personally licked by Cheyenne Jackson” Shakespeare book

At Just in Time: $200 signed Playbills, $300 signed window cards and $400 signed posters.

The show will only be selling items while Groff is there (until 29 March).

Updated On: 3/14/26 at 08:09 PM

jimmycurry01 said: "Well, I guess my hope of getting JCM's autograph has gone out the window, as I don't believe they sign at the stage door during red bucket campaigns, and I can't afford $250 for a signed playbill. Still, I wish them luck with their fundraising."

To my knowledge Groff has never done stage door at Just in Time. :(

Spelling Bee - Cast signed Playbills for $50, Window cards $100. They also did a live auction of Kevin McHale's stage-worn bee number, which the cast then signed - it ended up going for $325.