SIX: THE MUSICAL ON BROADWAY — Page 24

It seems like the front two rows aren't available for purchase so I'm PRAYING that this is for rush. Or lottery, but I prefer rush. Has anyone seen these available? I don't want to be proven wrong but I haven't looked that hard. 

RWPrincess said: "Impossible2 said: "Well they've gone for the jugular...

$229 Premium

$149 Average

$99 Meh

$49 Pish

Eeeeeek!"

I bought my ticket earlier today and was thinking the same thing. I was hoping Rear Orchestra at least would be in the $99 range but no such luck on the dates I was looking at."

I'm really worried that this will break the show. It has to get a lot of hype to really sell out at these prices. I'm the hugest fan of the show but I don't want to pay these prices, especially for not a great seat in a big(ish) theatre. 

Kea4 said: "RWPrincess said: "Impossible2 said: "Well they've gone for the jugular...

$229 Premium

$149 Average

$99 Meh

$49 Pish

Eeeeeek!"

I bought my ticket earlier today and was thinking the same thing. I was hoping Rear Orchestra at least would be in the $99 range but no such luck on the dates I was looking at."

I'm really worried that this will break the show. It has to get a lot of hype to really sell out at these prices. I'm the hugest fan of the show but I don't want to pay these prices, especially for not a great seat in a big(ish) theatre."

It will be interesting to watch for sure. Although I will say that on the dates I was looking at, the theater wasn't empty. I ended up buying First Preview and then figured I'd do lottery or TKTS for future shows.

Well, I got the "best" $49 seat... I missed on some shows that were affordable at the pre-sale or previews and now can no longer afford to see these shows (like Hamilton, Kill the Mockingbird etc.). I was lucky enough to see Hadestown in previews for $119 in a side prime seat. On the other hand, MR mezzanine seat I got for almost $200 was a colossal waste of my money. So, my Six seat is a bit far, but I don't mind. If the show is excellent, watching it in the cheap seat won't ruin it for me.

Updated On: 9/25/19 at 01:02 PM

Scarlet Leigh said: "Finally found the seats I was looking for. Really wanted front row mezz but every date I looked at was sold out of were dumb American Express preferred BS seats. Finally fond them for a Sunday night that works for me at the end of April. Very excited. I would have liked first row but they just don't seem to be on sale at ALL so either they will be released at a later date at some kind of wild price tag or they are gonna be lotto. Either way, it was to much a risk for me to wait when these were the only mezz center seats I saw.

This is honestly the most I think I have EVER spent on tickets for a show (that didn't have some kind of NAME in it at least) but I have not been this excited for a show so what the hell, treat myself."

 

I had a different experience.  Yesterday I bought four front row center mezzanine tickets for a mid April weekend.  They were $149 a piece.  All things considered, I didn’t mind paying that.  I paid more for Moulin Rouge, for worse seats and a dreadful show.  I think we’re all in for a real treat with Six!

Piparoo said:"I had a different experience. Yesterday I bought four front row center mezzanine tickets for a mid April weekend. They were $149 a piece. All things considered, I didn’t mind paying that. I paid more for Moulin Rouge, for worseseats and a dreadful show. I think we’re allin for a real treat with Six!"

That's the same I paid, which is a lot for me cus it was more like 170 after all the damn fees. But I was limited on what dates were available to me cus of work. I think I might be at the last show before Easter Bonnet so do folks know if they find raise all the way up until then? I'd love to get a little something but do they stop the fundraising earlier to count their total ahead of time?

SiX won Chicago's Jeff (Equity) awards for Best Production - Musical (Large) and Ensemble (Musical or Revue).2019 Chicago Jeff Awards Article

 

I won't pay premium prices for ANY show, but their other prices don't seem out of line.   LENGTH of time has nothing to do with entertainment value or quality.  What they have to pay in salaries, rent, etc doesn't get reduced simply because the show is short.  

I have no idea if it will succeed on Bway.  But, I believe, ticket prices in Chicago and Boston weren't lowered from their theater's "normal' to make adjustments - and it sold fabulously well.

I was purchasing tickets tonight for one of the St. Paul performances, and I noticed that Mallory Maedke will be filling in for Abby Mueller for the duration of the run.  A note on the Ordway's website reads, "Abby Mueller, who was previously announced to play Jane Seymour at the Ordway, will no longer perform during this engagement due to recuperation from an injury."  I'll definitely miss being able to see Abby perform, but I hope for her quick recovery before SIX opens on Broadway!

Mister Matt said: ""Abby Mueller, who was previously announced to play Jane Seymour at the Ordway, will no longer perform during this engagement due to recuperation from an injury."

Oh no! I hope she recovers quickly, whatever it is. Her performance of Heart of Stone brought down the house in Chicago. And her delivery of a particular line that she yells at one of the other queens is one of the funniest moments in the show."

That particular line made me absolutely crack up every time I saw it. Poor thing. She seems to have missed a fair amount of the Edmonton run as well. Hope she recovers quickly. 

That's too bad about Abby...and with Sam Pauly injuring herself at the end of Edmonton and necessitating an emergency call for Courtney Mack to appear, here's hoping everyone stays healthy in MN.  

Does anyone know if Sam Pauly will be back when the show opens on Friday?