[NEOPAL]Re: Playhouse Square's ticket policy for "Wicked"

[Brooke Willis]

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Interesting thought about free insider tix, but... Last summer I asked=20=

a PSC employee in the mktg dept for a couple Laurie Anderson tickets,=20
in exchange for all the promotions I give them in our magazine, and was=20=

told that in the four or five years she'd worked at PSC, she had NEVER=20=

been given free tickets to a show!!! Perhaps it's a myth....

Brooke Willis
Managing Editor
Northern Ohio Live
216.721.1800 x113
eFax 916-570-8662
bwillis at livepub.com
11320 Juniper Rd, Cleve 44106
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On Apr 23, 2006, at 11:51 AM, <jovialities at peoplepc.com> wrote:

Not to be completely facetious, but since when do "theatre people"=20
actually pay for theatre tickets?=A0 I can't find my copy of it, but=20
there's a great couple of lines from Edna Ferber's and George Kaufman's=20=

Stage Door that talk about this same thing.=A0 I've gotten great tickets=20=

at Playhouse Square over the years.=A0 You just need to know someone who=20=

works there and wait until they can't or don't want to use their comp=20
tickets!
=A0
J. R. Simons

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Interesting thought about free insider tix, but... Last summer I asked
a PSC employee in the mktg dept for a couple Laurie Anderson tickets,
in exchange for all the promotions I give them in our magazine, and
was told that in the four or five years she'd worked at PSC, she had
<bold>NEVER</bold> been given free tickets to a show!!! Perhaps it's a
myth....


Brooke Willis

Managing Editor

<italic>Northern Ohio Live

</italic>216.721.1800 x113

eFax 916-570-8662

bwillis at livepub.com=20

11320 Juniper Rd, Cleve 44106

Enter your events at http://www.northernohiolive.com/livetimes=20



On Apr 23, 2006, at 11:51 AM, <<jovialities at peoplepc.com> wrote:


Not to be completely facetious, but since when do "theatre people"
actually pay for theatre tickets?=A0 I can't find my copy of it, but
there's a great couple of lines from Edna Ferber's and George
Kaufman's <italic>Stage Door</italic> that talk about this same
thing.=A0 I've gotten great tickets at Playhouse Square over the years.=A0=

You just need to <bold>know someone who works there</bold> and wait
until they can't or don't want to use their comp tickets!

=A0

J. R. Simons


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