Scottsboro and Women on Verge student/rush/lotto?

[Tamz]

Scottsboro and Women on Verge student/rush/lotto?#1

Posted: 9/29/10 at 5:57pm

Hi everyone,

I'm going to be in NYC for a few days and am wondering if you've heard anything about student tickets, rush or lotto for Scottscboro Boys or Women on the Verge. They're all I need to see - technically both on the nights they start i.e. Oct 7 for SB and Oct 8 for Women. I feel sort of hopeless but if anyone has advice, that'd be great.

Thanks!

[i_love_megan]

Scottsboro and Women on Verge student/rush/lotto?#2

Posted: 10/3/10 at 6:34pm

I am also going next weekend, has any sort of rush/lotto policy been announced for Women on the Verge?

[dramamama611]

Scottsboro and Women on Verge student/rush/lotto?#2

Posted: 10/3/10 at 6:47pm

Nothing is listed on Playbill.com.

It's not uncommon to not find out specifics until a show has started performances.

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[tking001]

Scottsboro and Women on Verge student/rush/lotto?#3

Posted: 10/3/10 at 6:56pm

Scottsboro boys
$26.50 student rush 2 per ID

Verge: Its a Lincoln center show so im guessing they'll have the normal $21.50 deal whatever's left

[Tamz]

Scottsboro and Women on Verge student/rush/lotto?#4

Posted: 10/4/10 at 3:19pm

Thanks - how'd you find out?
For Scottsboro is student rush right when the box office opens i.e. 10am?

For Lincoln Centre, is it also when the box office opens?

For both - any seats available or do they usually block off seats?

Thanks!

[givesmevoice]

Scottsboro and Women on Verge student/rush/lotto?#5

Posted: 10/4/10 at 3:32pm

Re: Lincoln Center rush

I know for the Beaumont and the Newhouse, student rush tickets are sold starting 2 hours before curtain. I'm almost positive I got my ticket for In the Next Room 2 hours before curtain as well, but I couldn't say for sure. Their policy in the past has been whatever seats are left.

When I see the phrase "the ____ estate", I imagine a vast mansion in the country full of monocled men and high-collared women receiving letters about productions across the country and doing spit-takes at whatever they contain. -Kad

Updated On: 10/4/10 at 03:32 PM