Lost Lear Tickets in New York - Booth Theatre - April 1, 2027

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Lost Lear has 116 more performances at Booth Theatre, the next on Monday, March 29, 2027. There are no dates at other venues within 300 miles. The closest is Friday, January 22, 2027 at Sottile Theater in Charleston, South Carolina (about 641 miles away).

As soon as the tickets are settled. Rooms near Booth Theatre are among the first to go for Thursday, April 1, and what is left tends to cost more the closer it gets. Select Hotels near Booth Theatre here to see rooms available for that night. Each room is labelled free to cancel, non-refundable, or terms shown at checkout, so you can pick a rate you are able to cancel if the plan changes.

The dropdown lists just the amounts a seller permits for any listing. To find out what quantities are for sale, select one of the listings shown at the top.

No tickets were listed at our latest price check for Lost Lear at Booth Theatre. The clickable seat map at the top loads live listings. This means any tickets sellers add show up there with prices that those sellers choose, and these can be above or below face value.

If this performance is permanently canceled, your order is refunded in full under StubOrder's 100% Buyer Guarantee, including the booking fee; only a delivery fee, which few listings carry, is not refunded, and shipped hard-stock tickets may need to be returned first. If it is postponed or rescheduled, your tickets are normally honored for the new date.

The hotels page for Booth Theatre answers that property by property: every card is labelled walkable, a long walk, or drive or ride, against its real distance from the doors. Worth checking rather than assuming before Thursday, April 1: a downtown arena usually has several hotels within a few blocks, while a stadium off a ring road can have nothing within walking distance at all, and leaving on foot afterwards is usually quicker than queuing for a car or a ride.

Hotels located around Booth Theatre are the closest options, and you can see that list already priced for Thursday, April 1 by clicking the link on this page. These are sorted by actual distance from the venue. Since each card lists that distance, you can compare walking back later to driving to a less expensive room.

No. StubOrder is an independent resale marketplace, based in Buffalo, New York, and selling tickets since 2006. It is not affiliated with Booth Theatre or Lost Lear, or any box office.

Yes. Unless the listing notes state otherwise, seats in one listing are next to each other. To find aisle seats, check the listing notes while picking your seats or during checkout.

No hidden fees. The price on every listing already includes the booking fee, and each listing's details show the split (for example, ticket $311.00 plus fee $62.20 is $373.20). Only sales tax and, on a small number of listings, a delivery charge are added at checkout, and your full total is shown before you pay.

They can go either way. Of the 9,832 theater performances we followed into their last days (October 3 to November 10, 2026), the least expensive ticket was cheaper on the event date than three weeks before for 17%, more costly for 58%, and roughly equal for the rest.

Lost Lear takes place at Booth Theatre in New York, New York on Thursday, April 1, 2027 at 8:00 PM.