I'd like to rush waitress or book of Mormon on November 19th (a Sunday) then stagedoor both that show and dear Evan Hansen. Which one makes more sense that I can arrive at the rush line at 11:30, get tickets, and see the show and stagedoor that show and finish up by 5:00 to get to the dear Evan Hansen stagedoor for Ben's last performance. Would this be logical, or would DEH not let those without Tix near stagedoor? I was leaning book of Mormon since I'd have more time to get to deh, but I'm unsure if that's otherwise ethical. What should my plan be?
dearalanaaaa said: "I'd like to rush waitress or book of Mormon on November 19th (a Sunday) then stagedoor both that show and dear Evan Hansen. Which one makes more sense that I can arrive at the rush line at 11:30, get tickets, and see the show and stagedoor that show and finish up by 5:00 to get to the dear Evan Hansen stagedoor for Ben's last performance. Would this be logical, or would DEH not let those without Tix near stagedoor? I was leaning book of Mormon since I'd have more time to get to deh, but I'm unsure if that's otherwise ethical. What should my plan be?"
That time won't get you anything at Waitress, even if they are still doing Rush which isn't for sure with the cast change ... BoM doesn't do rush but MAYBE at that late hour you could still be ok with SRO but I would recommend arriving earlier.
chuckydisc said: " That time won't get you anything at Waitress, even if they are still doing Rush which isn't for sure with the cast change ... BoM doesn't do rush but MAYBE at that late hour you could still be ok with SRO but I would recommend arriving earlier. "
what time would get me a ticket at waitress? Also doesn't BOM have the in person lottery, that's what I was thinking of and if not then standing room works fine.