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Proof
At Booth Theatre - 222 W. 45th St., betw. 7th and 8th Ave.
Tickets from $45
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General Rush$45
How to enter
- Price
- $45
- Platform
- Box Office · Box office
- How
- Available on the day of the performance.
- Where
- Booth Theatre box office
- When
- 10 AM Monday-Saturday, 12 PM Sunday
- Availability
- Subject to daily availability
- Limit
- 2 per person
- Payment
- credit_card, cash
- ID
- Photo ID required
- 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$49
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How to enter
- Price
- $49
- Platform
- Telecharge · Digital
- How
- Submit online form
- Where
- rush.telecharge.com
- When
- The lottery will open at 12 AM on the day before the performance closing at 3 PM the day before the performance. Winners are drawn at 10:00 AM and 3:00 PM
- Availability
- Subject to daily availability
- Notes
- Winners notified by email shortly after each drawing, five hours to claim.
- Limit
- 2 per winner
- Payment
- credit_card
- ID
- Photo ID required
- Seats
- Pairs may be split up.
- Notes
- Winners notified by email shortly after each drawing, five hours to claim.
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
Catherine, a brilliant young woman haunted by her father's mental illness, must prove her authorship of a groundbreaking mathematical proof while grappling with the fear that she has inherited his madness. When Hal, a former student of her deceased father, discovers the proof among Robert's notebooks, Catherine's claim to its creation becomes the catalyst for a profound exploration of genius, sanity, and the possibility of redemption through love and intellectual validation.
- Book
- Adam Rapp with Justin Levine, David Hornsby, Gregory Maguire
- Choreographer
- Tony winner Christopher Wheeldon, Jennifer Weber, Tony Award winner Casey Nicholaw, Obie Award winners, the legendary Bob Fosse, Tony winner Christopher Gattelli, Andy Blankenbuehler, Lauren Yalango-Grant
- Director
- Sam Pinkleton, Obie Award winners Zhailon Levingston, Thomas Kail, Walter Bobbie, Jon M, Danya Taymor, Luke Sheppard, Robert Hastie, Casey Nicholaw, the innovative Rachel Chavkin, Tony nominee Saheem Ali
Theatre
Booth Theatre - 222 W. 45th St., betw. 7th and 8th Ave.