$10 Tickets Online Now!!!
That’s right! Tickets to all evening performances in the Bessie Schönberg Theater during February and March are now $10 online and $15 through the box office. This limited offer is valid for:
John Jesurun
Feb 4 – 7 at 7:30pm
Post-Show Talk Feb 4 with Juliette Mapp
Friday Night Toast Feb 6
Zoe Scofield and Juniper Shuey
Feb 12 – 14 at 7:30pm
Post-Show Talk Feb 12 with Carla Peterson
Schönberg Assembly Feb 12 after the performance
Friday Night Toast Feb 13
Dean Moss & Yoon Jin Kim
Feb 25 – 28 at 7:30pm
Post-Show Talk Feb 25
Friday Night Toast Feb 27, Free Food and Drink
Sasa Asentic
Mar 5 – 7 at 7:30pm
Post-Show Talk Mar 5 with Sara Nash
Friday Night Toast Mar 6
Ivy Baldwin Dance
Mar 18 - 21 at 7:30pm
Post-Show Talk Mar 18 w/ Heather Olson
Pre-Show Coffee and Conversation:
Mar 19 at 6:30pm with Sara Nash and David Sheingold
Friday Night Toast Mar 20
So get out of the cold and into the theater!
Box Office: 212.924.0077
Hours:
Mon - Fri 5 - 9pm
Sat - Sun 12 - 8pm
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This offer is not valid for the Family Matters Series, Studio Series, or Urban Word Performances.
FREE programs such Lobby TALKS and The Full Spectrum Panel Discussion Series are STILL FREE.
For those of you that have already purchased tickets to shows during February and March, you will be contacted by Front of House Manager Adam Smith shortly.
Performance Club: February To-Do List | ART.CULT (February 4th, 2009 at 10:52 am)
[...] Our third event is the U.S. premiere, Feb. 25 - 28 of “Kisaeng becomes you,” a collaboration between the American choreographer Dean Moss and the Korean choreographer Yoon Jim Kim. Dance Theater Workshop is offering us $15 tickets. Just mention “PClub” when purchasing tickets, in person or via phone. I am planning to go on the 27th, when there will be an after-show toast. We can stick around for that or head off on our own. (scratch that - as Evan points out in her comment, tickets are just $10 online) [...]
Bryan Fox (February 6th, 2009 at 6:39 pm)
I was very disappointed to discover that the $10 ticket online promotion was at best an exaggeration, at worst a lie and in either case a hoax. With fees and surcharges the ticket costs $14 each.
Bryan Fox (February 6th, 2009 at 6:44 pm)
Actually buying two tickets would be $14 each. If you buy one it would be $15.50.
Megan Sprenger (February 9th, 2009 at 10:59 am)
Bryan,
I know it seems confusing, but across the board it is best to market the actual ticket price per unit as total costs vary depending on quantity purchased. Other theaters offering similar low cost tickets follow the same model. I can assure you this promotion is not meant to trick you. We simply want to offer the lowest prices we can right now, and unfortunately we can not currently get rid of ticketing fees. Please feel free to call me if you would like to discuss this further. 212.691.6500 x212. I hope over the next two months you are able to take advantage of this offer.
Best,
Megan Sprenger