The current production of Oklahoma managed to do something incredible, completely reimagine a classic Broadway musical for the 21st century while still being respectful to the original version's vision. On top of which it was the vessel that brought us the first Tony Award Winner in a wheelchair.
This show is presented in one of the smallest Broadway theaters so it can be difficult to get tickets to see this show. But if the show is sold out you can get the opportunity to get standing room tickets to it.
The location of your spot is in the back of the orchestra, and the tickets cost $40 each. They are offered on a first come first serve basis when the box offices opens, 10am Monday through Saturday and noon on Sunday.
If you want to try this you might want to check if the performance you want to see is actually sold out online before you get in line. They only give out standing room tickets so it isn't worth it to wait in line if the show isn't sold out.
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