Stubhub comes up in 3 chapters across 3 episodes of The No Agenda Show, from November 2014 to June 2016.
Allegations of rigging in the NBA surface following Steph Curry's wife tweeting about the league being fixed for profit. Discussion focuses on the Golden State Warriors and the sale of two front-row tickets for $49,500 each on StubHub. The high prices are characterized as promotional moves that displace real fans with wealthy individuals seeking social status.
John C. Dvorak describes his family's strategy for attending Broadway musicals using "rush tickets" to avoid the standard $250 seat prices. He explains that shows like The Book of Mormon become accessible for $30 if patrons wait until the original cast has moved on. The discussion covers the mechanics of the box office rush, the quality of the seating, and the history of understudies becoming stars.
Carole King Musical, Broadway Theater Etiquette
The hosts describe attending the Carole King musical "Beautiful" on Broadway, noting the strict "no photography" policy enforced by theater staff. They reflect on the production's storytelling style, which mirrors the "Jersey Boys" format by exploring the origins of famous songs like "The Locomotion."
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