In this touching and often hilarious theatrical memoir, Ron
Fassler tells the stories of how over a four-year span,
between the ages of 12-16, he saw 200 Broadway plays and
musicals for as little as $1.50 a ticket--and all from UP IN
THE CHEAP SEATS.

Such landmarks as Company, 1776, The Great White Hope,
Hair, Follies and Pippin are but a small sampling of the
original productions Fassler saw, funded entirely from the
money earned as a Long Island paper boy. His eyewitness
account to some of the greatest shows and stars of...