Is age discrimination o.k. in some cases?

alwaysamom
Fri, 27 May 2016 00:49:30 +0000

The young crowd , or was it the best dressed?, filled the seats up front.

Most of these shows have tickets reserved for each show, i.e., house seats that are kept available for friends/acquaintances/sponsors, etc. Years ago, on one of our visits to NY, our kids wanted to go to the Rosie O’Donnell show. My H knew someone involved with the show and we got a row of these house seats reserved when we told them what day we wanted to attend. We, and others who had reserved seats, were in a separate line from everyone else, didn’t have to get there as early as others, and got to go in earlier to our seats after a tour of the studio, and the seats ended up being the front center rows.