Broadway Limited-Run Alerts & Seats
Good seats vanish before most people hear the show exists.
This fall's slate is stacked with star-led limited runs — including Sam Rockwell, Marin Ireland, and Alfred Molina in A View from the Bridge, thirteen weeks only. Join the free alert list and hear the same day good seats drop; or have us handle the pair of seats and the table nearby, end to end.
Official event info: broadway.org — what’s running now ↗
- Turnaround
- Alerts go out same day. Arrangements are best with a week's notice; closing-week requests for a hot run get an honest yes-or-no fast.
- How pricing works
- The alert list is free. End-to-end arrangements will carry a flat arrangement fee per booking, with the seat cost shown to you straight — never folded into a mystery total.
- Where
- Manhattan · Brooklyn · Queens · The Bronx · Staten Island
What's included
- The free alert list: same-day word when good seats drop for a limited run
- A straight read on which runs are worth the money and which are hype
- The pair of seats arranged on your date, verified before you pay
- A table nearby, timed to the curtain
- Short-run vigilance — thirteen-week windows are the whole reason this exists
- An honest 'wait' when a better date or price is coming
What's not
- Seats we wouldn't sit in ourselves — obstructed-view sold as prime is exactly what this exists to prevent
- Promises an understudy won't be on the night you go — that's live theater
- House seats or comps we don't have — sourcing is through legitimate channels at real prices
- The alert list selling you anything — it's information; arrangements are separate and optional
If you need something on this list, send it through the box below — some of it we can arrange, it's just not part of the standard job.
How it works
- Join the alert list — it's free — and tell us what you care about
- When good seats drop for a limited run, you hear about it same day
- Want it handled? We arrange the pair on your date, plus a table nearby
Who it's for
- Theater people who keep finding out about limited runs after they close
- Date nights and visitors who want one great show handled end to end
- Fans of a specific actor who'd hate to miss a thirteen-week window
Questions people actually ask
What does the free alert list actually get me?
Same-day word when good seats drop for a limited run worth knowing about — which show, which dates, and why it matters. No spam, no reselling your email, and no obligation to book anything through us.
Why limited runs specifically?
Because the clock is the problem. An open-ended musical will still be there in March; a thirteen-week play with a movie star sells its best seats before most people hear it exists. Speed of information is the whole product.
Can you also do the big open-ended shows?
Ask — the machinery works the same. Limited runs are the focus because that's where knowing first matters most, but a pair for any show on your date is a fair request.
Your situation not covered above?
If what you need is close to this but not quite it — a weird building, an odd hour, a job that spans two of these — describe it here. It goes straight to the founder, and unusual requests are how new services get added.
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