Ha! FH is a ridiculous abbreviation. "Fun Home" is a terrific show.
On topic:
Never pay retail. Look at broadwaybox or Playbill.com for discounts. Almost every show has a lottery which can be as cheap as $25 for a prime orchestra seat.
Other ideas:
Sneak in. At New World Stages, I saw "Heathers" twice for free by claiming I went to go have a smoke outside and left my ticket in my coat.
Second acting used to be a usual practice, but is harder now. Back in the day, I saw the second act of "Dreamgirls" over a dozen times by holding a playbill from the one performance that I paid for. To second act these days, you need a ticket. But honestly, if you flash a ticket from anything, they don't check. Go find an empty seat in the balcony.
The thing is you can't do any of these for sold-out shows. It won't work for "Book of Mormon."
The best one I ever saw? Some lady claimed that Loni Ackerman left her tickets for "Wonderful Town". There were no tickets, and Loni Ackerman is a very obscure actress, but the woman got house seats by insisting. That's nerve.
I once claimed I was a critic for a defunct newspaper and got into the Tony Nominations announcements at Lincoln Center.
Use your imagination, and shows can cost nothing.
Updated On: 2/22/15 at 02:06 PM