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#1

Seeing My Fair Lady on a Sunday

I'm trying to figure out the best plan here, as we're arriving late Saturday afternoon in May. Hopefully, we'll manage to get tickets to a show that night, but I'm asking about Sunday. I'm looking for 3 people (including me).

While My Fair Lady isn't the toughest ticket on most days, Sunday appears to be different. I checked today to get an idea. It was available at the TKTS booth for a while, but it sold out there (and I'm not sure about seat selection and availability for a group of three) . I checked Telecharge after that, and it was sold out. This surprised me, but it made me concerned about getting tickets.

Buying tickets in advance is the best way to pin down tickets, but it's pricier than I would prefer.

TodayTix offers orchestra tickets for $117 and side loge for &79 (plus what I understand is a $15 fee in New York). I wasn't sure where the TodayTix seats usually are. The Vivian Beaumont Theater doesn't seem too large, but if anyone has bought tickets that way, let me know.

LincTix doesn't appear to be an option.

Suggestions?

Updated On: 4/14/19 at 07:30 PM

#2

Seeing My Fair Lady on a Sunday

Sundays are a tough day for this show. If you don't have a specific seat preference, TodayTix is excellent. If you can go another day, do it. Less expensive and better seats. Enjoy!

#3

Seeing My Fair Lady on a Sunday

Hmm. Just went on Telecharge and hundreds of tickets are available for the last three Sundays in May. For instance, on May 12th there are three seats together in the fourth or fifth row of Orchestra Left, only two seats off the right asile. Great seats at the Beaumont with its thrust stage, but selling for $197 plus the fee.

The bargain seats, still available for the last and third last Sundays in May, are rows four and five of one of the center loge areas. Only five rows in the loge and the first three are priced over a hundred dollars more than the last two. Not much difference. Loge is fine for the Beaumont, but I like to take advantage to that big thrust stage and get close enough to see the expressions on the actors' faces.

The left and right orchestra seats do not sell very well and I'm sure someone will be discounting them.

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