THE LOST BOYS Reviews — Page 11

Nettik said: "The balcony is fully unavailable for purchase for most weekday shows starting in a couple of weeks. Unsure if it's being reserved for groups or if they're transitioning to a smaller capacity."

Creating ticket scarcity for dates they don’t anticipate selling well. Then they can open it back up as the date gets closer if they’re well-sold enough.

All in all, not a great sign for longevity.

ColorTheHours048 said: "Nettik said: "The balcony is fully unavailable for purchase for most weekday shows starting in a couple of weeks. Unsure if it's being reserved for groups or if they're transitioning to a smaller capacity."

Creating ticket scarcity for dates they don’t anticipate selling well. Then they can open it back up as the date gets closer if they’re well-sold enough.

All in all, not a great sign for longevity."

I don’t think shows in huge theatres are betting on long runs these days unless they are legacy shows (Wicked, Lion King). Some might get lucky, but in the state of affairs since COVID, big shows (even critically acclaimed/awarded ones) can’t hack it financially

Speaking of longevity, tickets now released through July 2027.

https://www.broadwayworld.com/article/THE-LOST-BOYS-Releases-Tickets-Through-July-2027-20261006

CJRochester said: "Speaking of longevity, tickets now released through July 2027.

https://www.broadwayworld.com/article/THE-LOST-BOYS-Releases-Tickets-Through-July-2027-20261006"

This is hopeful thinking. The show was so expensive to mount initially - and its weekly is higher (if not highest) of any show on Broadway. It will be lucky to make April - and shows are sniffing around the Palace.