So, what's the deal with Whoopi?
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So, what's the deal with Whoopi?#0
Posted: 11/23/04 at 12:33pm
Anyone have an inside scoop on Whoopi? Is it selling? I haven't seen it yet... but wondering if it's expected to keep running.
btw... hi all (from a first timer)
re: So, what's the deal with Whoopi?#1
Posted: 11/23/04 at 12:44pmShe's doing about two-thirds attendance with heavy discounts, but she's said she intentionally wanted to keep her prices as low as possible so everybody could afford to see her (her top is only $75). She's kept costs to a minimum, so I'd bet she's even making a modest profit with those numbers. At this rate, she basically can run as long she wants to -- she should easily last out her limited engagement.
re: So, what's the deal with Whoopi?#2
Posted: 11/23/04 at 12:45pmI think what she's doing is great. The first two rows are $25 and open to anyone who wants to see it. All shows should follow her lead.
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re: So, what's the deal with Whoopi?#3
Posted: 11/23/04 at 1:07pm
Thanks all. I guess the costs on this show are pretty minimal so she doesn't need to sell a high % of tickets to stay afloat.
Cheers!
re: So, what's the deal with Whoopi?#5
Posted: 11/23/04 at 1:41pm
Well, Matt, if all shows do that it would be near impossible to get tickets to Wicked - oh, no!
J/K
But seriously, it would be hard as hell to get tix to shows - and it already is now (so to speak).
re: So, what's the deal with Whoopi?#6
Posted: 11/23/04 at 1:43pmClover, that makes no sense at all. How is setting aside a few rows of seats for $20 for people that can't afford $100 a bad thing?
re: So, what's the deal with Whoopi?#7
Posted: 11/23/04 at 1:51pmBut so many more people would be buying tickets, and therefore it would be nearly impossible to just get up and go see a show...you'd have to book tickets months in advance.
re: So, what's the deal with Whoopi?#8
Posted: 11/23/04 at 1:52pmThis is a joke, right? Are you people honestly saying that having reasonably priced tickets to shows is a bad thing because "people would buy them?"
re: So, what's the deal with Whoopi?#9
Posted: 11/23/04 at 2:53pm
i certainly hope that's not what is being said.
every single show should have that availability.
these 2 opinions parallel feelings of our political views...
re: So, what's the deal with Whoopi?#10
Posted: 11/23/04 at 2:59pmWHAT ARE PEOPLE TALKING ABOUT?????
re: So, what's the deal with Whoopi?#11
Posted: 11/23/04 at 3:06pmrobbie my dear. i assume what is being said is that all shows should not have some seats available for 25 bucks because they would make it harder to get tics...weird huh
re: So, what's the deal with Whoopi?#12
Posted: 12/19/04 at 12:52amWhoopis show is wonderful. I sat in the second row center for $25.00. The late show on Saturday nights is alot of fun.
re: So, what's the deal with Whoopi?#13
Posted: 12/19/04 at 1:35amFirst three rows are $25 for Whoopi. She gives a spectacular performance and if you have a chance, definitely catch the show.
If in Heaven you don't excel, you can always party down in hell...
re: So, what's the deal with Whoopi?#14
Posted: 12/19/04 at 8:43amThe menopause section of her show had me in tears from laughing so hard.
re: So, what's the deal with Whoopi?#15
Posted: 12/19/04 at 9:18amI think her Fontaine character is great & have wondered what "he" would say of some of the things that have come to pass. Would dearly love to see this!
re: So, what's the deal with Whoopi?#16
Posted: 12/19/04 at 9:22amMy partner loved it, I would have preferred if she did it as herself, rather than her other personalities. Don't yell at me, its my opinion. I love Woppi
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