Now PlayingMusical
Dog Day Afternoon
At August Wilson Theatre - 245 W. 52nd St. betw. 7th and 8th Ave.
Tickets from $45
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2 Active Offers
General Rush$45
How to enter
- Price
- $45
- Platform
- Box Office · Box office
- How
- Available on the day of the performance.
- Where
- August Wilson Theatre box office
- When
- 10 AM Tuesday-Saturday; noon Sundays
- Availability
- Subject to daily availability.
- Limit
- 2 per person
- Payment
- credit_card, cash
- Seats
- Determined at the discretion of the box office
Honest note · On weekends and during previews the line can wrap the block. If you can be flexible on date, a weekday matinee rush is the easiest path.
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Lottery$45
How to enter
- Price
- $45
- Platform
- TodayTix · Digital
- How
- www.luckyseat.com
- Where
- todaytix.com
- When
- For weekday performances, entries will be accepted until 10:30 AM ET the day before the performance with winners being selected beginning at 11 AM ET and continuing throughout the day as needed. For weekend performances, entries will be accepted until 10:30 AM ET the Friday before, with winner selection following at 11 AM ET and continuing throughout the day as needed.
- Availability
- Subject to availability.
- Notes
- If selected as a winner, be sure to check your email with details and the purchase deadline.
- Limit
- 2 per winner
- Payment
- credit_card
- ID
- Photo ID required
- Seats
- Subject to daily availability, may be partial view and pairs may be split up.
- Notes
- If selected as a winner, be sure to check your email with details and the purchase deadline.
Honest note · Lotteries are random — no advantage to entering early in the window. Most public Broadway lotteries publish no win-rate data. Assume single-digit odds for hits and 10–20% for mid-tier shows.
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About the show
Based on the true story, Sonny Wortzik robs a Brooklyn bank to pay for his partner's gender reassignment surgery, but the heist quickly goes wrong and becomes a prolonged hostage standoff. As police, FBI, media, and crowds gather outside, the charismatic Sonny becomes a folk hero to the sweltering crowd. What begins as a desperate act of love spirals into a media circus that exposes the complexities of identity, class, and the American dream.
- Director
- Rupert Goold
- Playwright
- Stephen Adly Guirgis
Theatre
August Wilson Theatre - 245 W. 52nd St. betw. 7th and 8th Ave.