Hi, I will be in new york from about 9pm tomorrow night. I am coming from the UK. I have already got Avenue Q tickets for Sunday night. Some of you probably saw my question a few days ago about Wicked returns and lottery. The shows i want to see other than Avenue Q are Wicked, 42nd Street, Hairspray and Beauty and the Beast. I won't have time to see all of them, and i might only be able to see Avenue Q as i am only in New York till Tuesday afternoon. So what i suppose i am asking is what is the best and quickest way to get tickets for those shows (at discounts). Go to TKTS? Go to the box office with a offer printed from playbill?
And one more Q about wicked cancelation (sorry). I will only be able to spend about $60 on a wicked ticket... do tickets such as the$55 and $50 tickets usual get returned or is it mostly the more expensive ones? Plus do i really have to spend hours quing in the cancealtion line?
How far in advance before the show do the offers at broadwaybox need to be bought. For example could i try the wicked cancellation line or lottery and if i don't get in there go to see if there is avalability at another theatre with the broadway box offers?
I doubt you'll find offers from broadwaybox.com for Wicked at the current time... You would want to purchase these a couple of days before hand and pick up at box office...
The only thing I know for sure is that Ann Harada is leaving soon on maternity leave but really, the Q understudies kick *ss so even if you don't get the full OBC, you're still in for a great show
As a general rule, stars are more likely to be in on weekends and evenings. But really, the overwhelming majority of Broadway actors have excellent attendance. It's only the few who keep missing performances who get way too much attention.
Oh gawd, that Mr.Fierstein like that one time he left during the intermission of a show because of food poisoning that ONLY time! seriously, I wish every performer would take note of that wonderful man