June 18, 2008
Addressed to Kill
I think you are a little off with the entry on the theater ticket prices… The cost of a "Premium" ticket for some shows, including All My Sons, is not the same as the normal highest price orchestra ticket! Some theaters, not all, offer audience members these premium tickets at double the price and some do not. There is really no advantage to premium stating except to be able to say you paid twice as much as the person sitting next to you. The theater will sell those seats for the normal price if they are not purchased at the Premium price. It has NOTHING to do with Katie Holmes or the star power any given show. For example, the wonderful new musical [Title of Show] offers the $201 premium tickets along with their $110 orchestra seats and well, I love the show but there is not one single even remotely famous person in it. Additionally, Boeing Boeing DOES offer tickets for $251 as does August: Osage County!! Do the research!
Marie Kelly
Mesirow Financial
[Ed replies: Our "research" came from the source we linked to, and it touches on what you say. It really comes down to a different interpretation of the same information. And a touch of snark. Thanks for reading the WOW Report.]
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