Ask the (local subset of the) f-list: Shakespeare Free for All tickets

[geekchick]

I'm planning to go snag tickets for tomorrow night's performance of Hamlet, and the only realistic option given transportation issues is to get them at the Shakespeare Theatre box office starting at noon. Have any of y'all done the weekend ticket thing there? Any idea what time I'd need to be in line in the morning to be sure of getting tickets?

Comments

[gsh]

I haven't been to the free for all for a few years, but last time I waited in line for tickets there wasn't much of a risk of not getting tickets. I'd say if you were there before noon you'd be fine. If Pam wants to go I may go with you to snag tickets. :)

[geekchick]

Cool, thanks. =) Drop me an email or a comment before 10 tomorrow morning if you'd like me to pick up tickets for y'all.

[gsh]

Thanks. If you can pick up two tickets for us, we'd be appreciative.
Thunderstorms mess with Pam's migraines, so we'll see how she is.

[geekchick]

Will do!

[sistercoyote]

Damn, I wish I were local to you.

[geekchick]

These are always fun, although I suspect I won't enjoy this production as much as I liked last year's. (Love's Labor's Lost done in a "Beatles in India in the 1960s" sort of staging.)

And of course I see that the chance of nasty thunderstorms has gone up significantly since yesterday. D'oh!

[kimberlogic]

I could do this on sunday but tomorrow we have a roommate moving in :(

[geekchick]

=( Sounds like Sunday might've been the better choice anyway, since it looks like the chance of nasty thunderstorms tomorrow evening has gone way up since I looked yesterday.

[chadu]

Um?

[geekchick]

Yes, still swinging by to pick you up in the morning. =)

[free_of_whip]

I wish we could, but we're seeing The Tempest tomorrow night.

[geekchick]

Oooh, enjoy!