I have to assume the OP was joking (not sure what the point of making it a new post was)... but yes, it is deeply subjective to the point of it being pointless and impossible to try to name one, because for one person the show most worth *their* money would be Moulin Rouge, for *me* and my money it might be The Visit or even Flying Over Sunset which I would gladly have picked over Moulin Rouge if I only had the chance to see one of them -- and I say that meaning I'd pick it both before having seen either and after having seen both and knowing what they are.
And some people see a show specifically because of a cast member(s), so where does that factor in. Some people would pay top dollar for a star like Matthew Broderick, meanwhile I've hated him in almost everything I've seen him in on stage. Go figure.
Also, what does "money" mean... a lot of people don't buy tickets at the full price level -- but even if they did are we talking orchestra or mezz or balc pricing? Or TKTS pricing (which is based of course on the full price of any given show, which isn't the same for all shows). |
