C'est moi, again, w/ the in's and out's (from what I can tell) for getting rush to The Pillowman. I've done it twice (Wed/Sat matinee) and for both I showed up when the box office opened (they have you line up inside the box office along the wall). I'd recommend getting there at least an hour before the tix go on sale (3 hours before the show). The Wed. mat, my friend and I were the first ones there, a little after 10, but it filled up fast, and the second time I got there for the Sat mat a little before 10, and I was the second person there (also filled up fast). There are 12 spots, I believe (at least there were both days I was there). I think there are 8 seats in the boxes, and I'm not really sure where the other four are...scattered obstructed orchestra singles??...Both times I saw it, I sat in the right boxes, and it honestly wasn't that bad. I've only sat in the right box, and there are only one or two spots that you have to kind of lean over to see the action. And MatureDignity mentioned only seeing the back's of actors heads...it wasn't that bad from where I was (I think the farther back in the box you are, the better...not that you really have any control over what seats you're given).
Sorry that got so rambling! Good luck!
But when did New Hampshire become--Such a backward wasteland of seatbelt hating crazies?...I mean, only 40 people actually live there. The others are just visitors who come for the tax-free liquor and three inches of novelty coastline. John Hodgeman on The Daily Show (1-30-07)
