Hi, C4B, as you might imagine, every day is a little different in terms of what's available for student rush. The day of the week, the weather, etc., all factor into it. I'm guessing rush tickets would be gone by around noontime, since the box office opens at 10 a.m., but it's worth a try.
Here's another option: 'Memphis' sells the very front row in orchestra, AA, as partial view for $66.50. If you can nab one for the center row from the box office or ticket agency, it's worth it. OK, it's not as cheap as $26.50 (student rush), but it's half-price compared to regular orchestra, and at least you're assured of a seat that night. These are sold in advance; if they're unsold by the day of the show, they're up for rush.
'Partial view' is a misnomer; you can see everything in the front row AA (seats 101, etc.); it's the sides (seats 5,6,7,

where you miss just a little, here and there. ... If you decide to do rush, and get a box seat, try to ask for a seat that's nearest the railing, for the best sightlines.
One last word: See 'Memphis.' It won the triple crown this season for Best Musical (Tony, Drama Desk, Outer Critics). Great cast, dynamic dancing and catchy rock 'n' roll tunes.
Broadway.com spotlight on 'Memphis'
Updated On: 1/21/11 at 02:29 AM