We've got a little bit of everything!

(Disclaimer: We are still over three months from the start of the run and there is a lot of time left for people to buy tickets)

Percentage of tickets unsold in October: 27.95%

Percentage of tickets unsold in November: 34.9%

Percentage of tickets unsold across the entire run: 29.07%

Percentage of tickets unsold across the entire run excluding special events (captioned performances, sign language performances, opening night, etc): 31.07%

Overall, November and late October is selling significantly worse than early-mid October for some reason.

The Sunday evening problem:

So apparently they have decided to do a Sunday night show instead of a Wednesday night show, which doesn’t appear to have been the best decision. Sunday evenings are all selling horribly compared to same-day matinees (79% sold v. 58%,72%/47%,70%/43%,82%/51%). Saturday evenings, despite also having a matinee, don’t have this problem.

My theory is that people are hesitant about the energy levels of the performers after two two-show-days in a row, thereby purchasing tickets for different dates instead (as all tickets are the same price), but I could be wrong. If TCCoBB goes to Broadway, they will be exposed to a more general audience more populated with tourists instead of an audience comprised of more dedicated theater-goers. Sunday evenings could be a wise choice on broadway, but it is not one off-broadway.

I’m waiting especially hard for the cast to be announced, as if they could get somebody people know (especially for Benjamin or Elowen) ticket sales could potentially explode.

this is not life-threatening, but also who wants weeks of diarrhea and a fucking parasite in them lol. if you suspect you've already had this and it's passed, i would see a doctor. you might need an antiparasitic anyway. if you're actively sick, see a doctor and they might be able to prescribe medication to help you get over it faster.

try to avoid eating raw vegetables, scrub fruit with a produce brush and rinse thoroughly with water. again, don't bother with premade greens or bagged salads. if you buy lettuce, remove the outer 2-3 layers of leaves.

I'M GONNA DO ALLLL OF THEM

2: A song you like with a number in the title

Okay so I've already answered this one but I have multiple songs with numbers in the title! A fun fact about this song is that it samples An American Werewolf in London!!

15:A song that is a cover by another artist

A cover so good I didn't even know it was a cover. Also a classic!! I love TMBG so much.

17:A song that would sing a duet with on karaoke

I actually had to think about this one because A, I can't sing. And B, I have enough stage fright to kill a horse. BUT I think this song would be really fun to sing as a duet (even if it might not be specifically made for being a duet)

28:A song by an artist with a voice that you love

I know I already answered one of these questions with a song by the same artist but ughh I love this song so much. Her voice is just perfect for it imo. I got the chance to her live a few years ago and this song was for sure a highlight

(Disclaimer: We are still over three months from the start of the run and there is a lot of time left for people to buy tickets)

Percentage of tickets unsold in October: 27.95%

Percentage of tickets unsold in November: 34.9%

Percentage of tickets unsold across the entire run: 29.07%

Percentage of tickets unsold across the entire run excluding special events (captioned performances, sign language performances, opening night, etc): 31.07%

Overall, November and late October is selling significantly worse than early-mid October for some reason.

The Sunday evening problem:

So apparently they have decided to do a Sunday night show instead of a Wednesday night show, which doesn’t appear to have been the best decision. Sunday evenings are all selling horribly compared to same-day matinees (79% sold v. 58%,72%/47%,70%/43%,82%/51%). Saturday evenings, despite also having a matinee, don’t have this problem.

My theory is that people are hesitant about the energy levels of the performers after two two-show-days in a row, thereby purchasing tickets for different dates instead (as all tickets are the same price), but I could be wrong. If TCCoBB goes to Broadway, they will be exposed to a more general audience more populated with tourists instead of an audience comprised of more dedicated theater-goers. Sunday evenings could be a wise choice on broadway, but it is not one off-broadway.

I’m waiting especially hard for the cast to be announced, as if they could get somebody people know (especially for Benjamin or Elowen) ticket sales could potentially explode.