Show Score for Tix?

[dramamama611]

Posted: 5/20/18 at 12:56pm

Has anyone gotten any tix through Show Score?   It seems like they purchased some group tix for Moulin Rouge.....but they are pretty hush hush about where the tix located.  All they say is in the mezz or orchestra. 

The price isn't bad....unless the tix are the back of the orch or mezz - and then I could do better myself.   Any insight is appreciated.

[99pandas]

Posted: 5/20/18 at 1:14pm

I bought two tickets to an off Broadway production last year (Can You Forgive Her?) for $5 each. Our seats were in the front row.
Right now I am considering buying tickets to both Mean Girls and The Boys in the Band through Show Score so I’d be very interested to hear others experiences as well.

[the.hard.part]

Posted: 5/20/18 at 1:52pm

Updated On: 5/20/18 at 01:52 PM

[Susanswerphone]

Posted: 5/23/18 at 7:53am

Likely because it’s the first time they have sold a Boston house, and a “new” one at that, they may not be able to confirm exact location. But if you’re really interested, ask. Nothing to lose. I’ve found them to be very receptive and helpful every time. If they can’t say/don’t know, they will tell you.

[dramamama611]

Posted: 5/23/18 at 8:30am

good point, thanks for stating a simple solution.   (I think my biggest problem is just freaking picking a date...and this would have given me an excuse to do so!)

[DocSwag1232]

Posted: 5/23/18 at 10:12am

I have used them before and their biz model Is similar to today tIx. If they don’t list more seating details it’s just because they don’t yet have it from the venue.

They are pretty straight forward about all things including that their pricing isn’t always what’s cheapest and list all the other ways to find tickets right alongside their own offers. They are more about creating a theater community and being a place where people who enjoy theater but often go solo can join up with others and go in a group, and maybe even have a drink after (often included in the ticket price) and chat about the show.

I saw Come From Away with them and tickets were back of side orchestra. Also got some of their “free” tickets to smaller off bway shows (you just pay $5 handling fee) and those seats are often similar to lotto seats (first row, far sides etc) or are prime locations for shows that are smaller and just trying to fill the house and get some buzz going.