Some Broadway ticket prices slashed to keep theaters full during coronavirus outbreak
It applies to all performances from tomorrow through March 29.
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Mar 11, 2020, 10:06 AM
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Updated 1,736 days ago
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Scott Rudin is offering discounted tickets to some of his shows, some with seats that normally sell for up to $200.
The coronavirus is expected to take a toll on the number of people going to see Broadway shows - so one producer is trying to get ahead of it.
Scott Rudin is offering discounted tickets to some of his shows, some with seats that normally sell for up to $200.
Tickets for "To Kill a Mockingbird," "West Side Story," "Who's Afraid of Virginia Wolf?," and "The Book of Mormon" will be $50.
It applies to all performances from tomorrow through March 29.
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