Waitress tickets now?
#25Waitress tickets now?
Posted: 1/24/16 at 11:43am
I also saw the show in Boston and it was wonderful. Very moving, I think for women in particular it will strike a chord. You've also got fans of the movie, and Sara Bareilles (not to mention some Orange Is The New Black fans that will go for Kimiko), plus it seems to be the most anticipated show coming this season and with Hamilton being impossible to go to, I think a lot of people are going to run to this as their next-best-thing.
It won't do as well as Hamilton or get that hype but I think it will get a really positive response and run for a while - definitely until October. I saw it and found myself in tears numerous times simply because it spoke to me so much, so unexpectedly. After seeing it, it stuck with me for weeks, my mind kept wandering back to it. I think with it having that potential effect on others, it's going to be successful.
Your friend is being silly. Stress not. Have a great time. :)
#26Waitress tickets now?
Posted: 1/24/16 at 11:46am
Haven't seen any yet....and I was just on Bway Box and Audience Rewards.
I'm sure there will be.
#27Waitress tickets now?
Posted: 1/24/16 at 11:46am
Oh god, I booked my hotel last night and then today I went to get tickets to the first preview and according to Ticketmaster there are no tickets available...
#28Waitress tickets now?
Posted: 1/24/16 at 12:14pm
oops. double post.
#29Waitress tickets now?
Posted: 1/24/16 at 1:23pm
Yes the first preview does appear to be sold out. I noticed that last week but forgot to mention it.
#30Waitress tickets now?
Posted: 1/24/16 at 11:35pm
Got a preview of this at Broadwaycon and I'm just gonna say it: run to go get tickets...once those catches on, it will be fire!
#31Waitress tickets now?
Posted: 2/3/16 at 11:10am
Just bought my tickets too. I have been listning to the music and i really love it. I found a discount code on twitter that offers 99$ orchestra seats and 49$ for rear mezzanine
Code : ART1
I was happy with that code because tickets were reduced from 159 tot 99
broadwayboy223
Broadway Legend Joined: 7/2/14
#33Waitress tickets now?
Posted: 2/3/16 at 11:38am
Can anyone elaborate on Laura Benanti's involvement with the show early on?
broadwayfan250
Swing Joined: 2/1/16
#34Waitress tickets now?
Posted: 2/3/16 at 11:39am
I have tickets for May- I am so excited for this show! I also used a discount code and got $89 tickets. I can't wait!!
#35Waitress tickets now?
Posted: 2/3/16 at 10:12pm
broadwayfan250 said: "I have tickets for May- I am so excited for this show! I also used a discount code and got $89 tickets. I can't wait!!
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Can you please tell me what the discount code is????? Thanks a lot!
#38Waitress tickets now?
Posted: 2/3/16 at 11:17pm
ljay889 said: "It's been posted already. ART1
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Thank you so much! Scored a first row mezzanine, dead center for $111.7 for a Tuesday night. Can't wait!
#39Waitress tickets now?
Posted: 2/3/16 at 11:36pm
Looks like that discount code is only valid until the end of May. I was looking to buy a second ticket to bring along a friend on June 7 but there's no ability to put in an offer code. I'm guessing that will change soon because there were plenty of seats open.
#40Waitress tickets now?
Posted: 2/4/16 at 1:10am
Something tells me you are coming from Denver! Don't sweat it. I did the szme thing when I lived there and was planning trips to see shows in NYC. I have no crystal ball but I suspect that by the time your performance rolls around, you will be glad you purchased tickets in advance.
#41Waitress tickets now?
Posted: 2/4/16 at 9:55am
With the positive vibe this show is getting, does anyone think that Waitress has the potential to steal a few Tony's from the juggernaut that is expected to sweep the Tony's?
As much as I love Hamilton, I am starting to wonder if the hype is starting to turn some people off. I am hoping another show has the ability to take some awards that most have already penciled in Hamilton to win.
#42Waitress tickets now?
Posted: 2/4/16 at 10:26am
If we end up seeing a split between Book and Score, I could see Tony voters probably giving Lin-Manuel Miranda Best Book of a Musical and Sara Bareillis Best Original Score.
Jessie Mueller already just won Lead Actress in a Musical almost two years ago, so I don't see voters wanting to give her another one so soon (unless she could pull a Donna Murphy by winning in the same category twice within two years). Of course, she already has gotten some strong competition from Cynthia Erivo.
pupscotch
Broadway Star Joined: 1/24/16
#43Waitress tickets now?
Posted: 2/4/16 at 10:41am
Anyone know about any planned lottery or rush policies? I've noticed they don't sell the first two rows for any of the shows.
#44Waitress tickets now?
Posted: 2/4/16 at 11:37am
I sure hope there is a rush, I'm coming down specifically to see the first preview and it's already sold out (besides a few premium seats, and I am not paying $357), so I would be really bummed if I couldn't see it. ![]()
#45Waitress tickets now?
Posted: 2/4/16 at 11:43am
Hell will freeze over and pigs will fly the day that Waitress steals Best Score from Hamilton.
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