I booked tickets for The Play That Goes wrong but I now notice that this one date (June 30th) has almost all tickets gone, even though all the dates immediately before and after still have plenty of tickets.
Am I missing something? Is this bought in advance by groups or is there some other reason for ony these tickets staying available? Wondering if there's anything weird about the day.
A little last minute, but I am going to London for the first time next week and was hoping to catch a few shows while I'm there. I love smart and intentional theater (spectacle for its own sake doesn't tend to win me over). Not opposed to a feel-good show, but it has to be paired with genuinely clever choices. I already have tickets for The Mousetrap and am looking to see 1-2 other shows.
No preference for plays vs musicals or new works vs revivals, also open to off-West End stuff. I live in NYC, so unless there is something special about the West End production, I'd rather not see anything that I could also catch back home. I would also rather not spend an arm and a leg on anything and am happy to get rush tickets when possible.
For a sense of my taste, some recent faves in NYC have been John Proctor is the Villain, Cats: The Jellicle Ball, Sunset Blvd, and Liberation.