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| Sales have ended for this event. Tickets may still be available at the door. |
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| Description |
It's so easy! You can join us for all 6 shows or just choose 3 - great savings either way!
Best of all, we reserve the best seats in the house for all our subscribers! Still not convinced? We'll throw in one of our delicious chocolate chip cookies! Discounts and chocolate - the best way to celebrate our tenth!
How it Works:
1) Select Begin Order above and then choose the 3-show or 6-show package. You won't have to choose your show dates until later. Follow the steps and be sure to note your Passholder I.D. (provided at completion of sign-up and in confirmation email).
2) When you know the dates you want to attend a particular show, log back onto this web site and go to the Use a Season Pass option under the Quick Links. We recommend saving your Season Pass confirmation email for direct access to the passholder area of the site and your i.d.
3) Follow the Season Pass Reservation instructions to choose your event(s) and date(s).
4) Arrive at the theatre by performance time to enjoy your reserved best seats in the house!
We strongly recommend reserving 48 hours in advance to be sure seats are available.
Here's our 2008/09 lineup:
Here's our 2008/09 Lineup:
Orchards
See what happens when David Mamet, Wendy Wassertein, John Guare and Spalding Grey get their hands on Chekhov short stories! A revival of our first show in San Francisco -- our 10th anniversary production!
Two by Woody: Riverside Drive and Central Park West
The master of comic angst returns to our stage with two hysterical and poignant comedies! Woody Allens God and Death was a huge hit two seasons ago here we present his later, wiser and just-as-funny most recent plays!
A Delicate Balance, by Edward Albee
Albees Pulitzer Prize-winning drama is a scathingly honest, vicious, and painfully funny look at dysfunction, drunken relatives and the mysteries we all keep. Just like your family, only with more wit.
The Love Song of J. Robert Oppenheimer by Carson Kreitzer Bay Area Premiere!
The rise and fall of Berkeleys own father of the atomic bomb, and victim of the McCarthy red scare, is told through this post-modern, existential Bay Area premiere.
Mr. Marmalade by Noah Haidle - San Francisco Premiere!
Lucy is a 4 year old girl with an overactive imagination. Worse, her imaginary friend, Mr. Marmalade, has a cocaine addiction, and her best friend is the youngest suicide victim in New Jersey. These are hard times to grow up in!
Putting it Together by Stephen Sondheim (just announced!)
Sondheim helped create this wonderful collection of both his famous and lesser-known songs, all centering around a dinner party where one guest pushes the games a little far!
Questions? Write Brian Katz at bkatz@custommade.org for more info! |
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