News for Rent Fans
Mar. 27th, 2008 05:02 am![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
sdelmonteWhich is a fair number of you, I believe.
From today's NY Times:
Quick lesson in how to do business on Broadway: Say you have a popular show nearing the end of its run. First announce a closing date, perhaps the beginning of June. Then stand back and watch. If ticket buyers go nuts: Oh, did I say June? No, no, that was a suggestion.
“Rent,” scheduled to close on June 1, has extended its run through Sept. 7. Producers have announced that people who bought tickets for its original final week can exchange them for tickets during the extension period if they have proof of purchase. Those who have tickets to the June 1 “final performance” will be able to exchange them for tickets to the new final performance, subject to some restrictions.
From today's NY Times:
Quick lesson in how to do business on Broadway: Say you have a popular show nearing the end of its run. First announce a closing date, perhaps the beginning of June. Then stand back and watch. If ticket buyers go nuts: Oh, did I say June? No, no, that was a suggestion.
“Rent,” scheduled to close on June 1, has extended its run through Sept. 7. Producers have announced that people who bought tickets for its original final week can exchange them for tickets during the extension period if they have proof of purchase. Those who have tickets to the June 1 “final performance” will be able to exchange them for tickets to the new final performance, subject to some restrictions.
