Student Rush, Lottery, and SRO

[beyondblessed]

Posted: 3/10/07 at 6:28pm

Hey Peoples.

I'm planing a trip with my friend to come to NYC next week and I've just spent the last few hours searching, calling, and making a composite document with some Student Rush, Lottery, and SRO policies. The playbill.com article was a bit out of date and left out some shows that we wanted to see. I have about 15 shows on my list. I got all my info from the show websites and box offices. If anyone is going to the city soon and wants a copy, just PM me. I don't want all my hard work to go to waste.

[FOAnatic]

Posted: 3/10/07 at 6:45pm

Or they could just check out All That Chat, which has an updated list of Rush/SRO policies.

http://www.talkinbroadway.com/boards/index.php?category=&rush=show&order=

Updated On: 3/10/07 at 06:45 PM

[defyingravity11]

Posted: 3/10/07 at 7:54pm

While we're on the topic, since when does Chicago not have rush?

[millie_dillmount]

Posted: 3/10/07 at 7:55pm

I thought they had general rush. What happened?

[beyondblessed]

Posted: 3/10/07 at 10:42pm

That makes me cry because it took me a really long time to figure all this stuff out. In all my searching that website never came up.

Curses.

[viola13]

Posted: 3/10/07 at 10:55pm

Chicago still has a general rush. I went to the theater this morning and asked when I saw it wasn't up on the websites. 22 seats are sold when the box office opens for each performance.

[luvtheEmcee]

Posted: 3/10/07 at 11:03pm

FYI, Talkin' Broadway hasn't updated Company's policy; it still says there's no rush for Friday - Sunday shows, but there is now for every performance.

[I3ella.Rosa]

Posted: 3/10/07 at 11:59pm

Why does it say Les Miserables is Open Ended?

Did I miss something?

[tshell88]

Posted: 3/11/07 at 12:46pm

i'd suggest using talkinbroadway's list as a guideline but then double check the information for the shows you're wanting to see. while most of the information is accurate, it's not always updated right when policies are changed