Ticket insurance available! Do you love sitting in the center section? Or do you prefer the front row? Perhaps an aisle? This is your chance to customize your experience and pick any available seat! You’ll have the option of printing tickets, using e-tickets, or picking them up at Will Call. There’s no ticket limit per order, and optional ticket insurance is available to allow for easy exchanges, or, ticket credits for any missed performance.
Ticket insurance available! Our SaverTIX program aims to make live theater more accessible by providing significantly discounted tickets to all of our season productions and holiday shows. SaverTIX are especially designed for new theater goers and ticket buyers on a budget! You won’t get to pick your seating location, but you are guaranteed a seat for your chosen performance.
*Seats are assigned one hour before curtain and must be picked up at Will Call. Limit 2 tickets per order. We do not guarantee that parties larger than 2 will be seated together. All purchases are final. Limited availability for select performances only, call for details.
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Chance is committed to providing theater experiences for all members of our community, regardless of financial situation. Starting at just $12 including handling feeds (a 75-80% discount!). PWYC tickets are generally available during our preview period, the 4-5 performances prior to Opening Night. You won’t get to pick your seating location, but you are guaranteed a seat for your chosen performance.
*Seats are assigned one hour before curtain and must be picked up at Will Call. Limit 2 tickets per order. We do not guarantee that parties will be seated together. All purchases are final. Limited availability for select performances only, call for details.
In 1975, un-proven research assistant Arlene Hoffman created the ad campaign that transformed a queer fermented-milk product into the 9 billion dollar a year phenomena it is today. Now, with the ghost of her dead immigrant father, Arlene will tells us how she did it. A story of culture, appropriation, family and the American Dream.
This program is funded, in part, by a generous contribution from: Dramatists Guild Fund
Sanctuary City contains themes related to immigration and undocumented status, including references to deportation, family separation, physical abuse and systemic injustice.
The play also includes depictions and discussion of emotional distress, trauma, poverty, and frequent strong language.
These themes may be distressing for some audience members.
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Show artwork designed by KC Wilkerson, kcwdigital.com.
