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ARTS TIX,
San Diego's
premier ticket outlet has your hot tickets to great entertainment, both
full-price and our famous half-price tickets; and remember ARTS TIX
is the ONLY discount ticket organization that gives 100% back to the arts!
Purchase your tickets at the ARTS TIX Booth
in Horton Plaza, at ARTS TIX North
(open Monday through Friday) or online with ARTS TIX online.
Performances marked Available
Now are currently on sale at ARTS
TIX in Horton
Plaza or at ARTS TIX
North. Shows marked Available
Now and in RED can be purchased through ARTS TIX online. All other performances are available on the day of the performance only
(performances before 5pm are available the day ahead of time as well).
Performances in RED will be available through ARTS TIX online
also, starting at 6pm the night before the performance. Each ticket price
includes a service charge; the prices listed include the service charge.
Prices and availability are subject to change.
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Friday's Half-price Tickets
Black Coffee
Coronado Playhouse (Coronado)
Note: These are vouchers. Tickets can be picked up at the venue before the show.
Vintage Agatha Christie, this 1930 hit marked the stage entrance of Dame Agatha's most popular detedtive, Hercule Poirot, into the mystery world. Sir Claud Amery, England's premier physicist summons Poirot to a gathering but is dead before Poirot arrives. A must see for all mystery fans.
Friday 8:00pm - $16.50 Available Now
Blue Bonnet Court
Diversionary Theatre and MOXIE Theatre
at Diversionary Theatre (University Heights)
It was spring, 1944. Wartime. And a wisecracking New York reporter was on her way to Hollywood and a secret tryst with one of MGM's hottest starlets. An accident outside of Austin. No Jews. No Coloreds. No Queers. Welcome to Texas! Winner of the 2007 GLAAD Media Award for Outstanding Los Angeles Theatre and two NAACP awards for theatrical excellence, Bluebonnet Court earned critical acclaim from Variety, the L.A. Times, The Advocate, L.A. Weekly and The Jewish Journal.
Friday 8:00pm - $20.00 Available Now
Irving Berlin's I Love a Piano
Spreckels Theatre (Downtown)
Note: Tickets are available at the Horton Plaza location only; tickets are NOT available at ARTS TIX North.
"I Love a Piano" chronicles the soaring career of tunesmith Irving Berlin's musical life's work... from Tin Pan Alley, to Broadway, to Hollywood. In the history of the Great American Songbook no song writer stands taller or penned sounds so sweet as the wide ranging and beautiful music plunked out on the upright of Irving Berlin. Directed by Broadway's Ray Brodderick.
Friday 8:00pm - $34.50, $30.25, $25.25
(BEFORE TICKETMASTER HANDLING FEE) Available Now
A Little Night Music
Cygnet Theatre Company
at Old Town Theatre (Old Town)
Note: These are vouchers. Assigned seats can be picked up at the venue about a half hour before.
One of Broadway's seldom produced masterpieces, "A Little Night Music" is sophisticated, literate and stylish, but also disarmingly warm, funny, charming and very human. Stephen Sondheim's most romantic and achingly beautiful score is written entirely in Ravel-inspired variations on the waltz and includes Sondheim's most popular song to date, the haunting "Send in the Clowns."
Friday 8:00pm - $19.50 Available Now
Momsy's Bad Boy or
The Saga of the Falsely Reformed Degenerate
GB Productions
at North Park Vaudeville and Candy Shoppe (North Park)
Why are Victor Villain and his "dear" momsy suddenly wearing million dollar diamonds on the day money is missing from the collection plate? Will Darla Delicate marry Victor Villain or Marcus Manly? Come and find out.
Friday 8:00pm - $9.00 Available Now
Stay The Hand
Malashock Dance
at Birch North Park Theatre (North Park)
"Stay The Hand"'s co-creators and co-directors are four-time Emmy-winning choreographer John Malashock and internationally renowned Persian composer and UCSD Professor Shahrokh Yadegari. A fusion of dance, music, poetry and design, the work explores ancient Persia's influence on conflict and harmony in the Middle East. Malashock and Yadegari delve into powerful cultural traditions--providing a glimpse into the ancient world, with an eye toward reconciliation in these difficult, modern times. The amazing richness of Persian poetry and music set the stage for this emotional intermingling of art forms and expression. Dazzling choreography by Malashock with his amazing company of dancers and scintillating Persian music and vocals by Yadegari brilliantly illuminate how people's shared origins can lead to cultural conflict or peaceful co-existence. As an example of artistic and cross-cultural collaboration, "Stay The Hand" conveys an optimistic vision of compassion and harmony.
Friday 8:00pm - $24.00, $21.00, $17.50 Available Now
33 Variations
La Jolla Playhouse
at Mandell Weiss Theatre (La Jolla)
Note: Mature content: partial nudity. These are vouchers. Assigned seats can be picked up at the venue about a half hour before. ARTS TIX will stop selling tickets by 4pm.
The story of Ludwig van Beethoven's fascination with a trivial waltz and the modern-day musicologist who sets out to discover the root of his obsession makes its West Coast premiere at La Jolla Playhouse. Beethoven's indisputable genius and humanity come to life in this remarkable production featuring on-stage music performed by pianist Diane Walsh. Written and Directed by Moisés Kaufman. Music by Ludwig van Beethoven. In Association with Tectonic Theatre Project.
Friday 8:00pm - $24.00, $18.50 Available Now
Urinetown-The Musical
San Diego School of Creative and Performing Arts
at Florence Johnson Grand Theatre (Paradise Hills)
"Urinetown" is the story of a Gotham-like city in the not-too-distant future where a water shortage has led to a ban on private toilets and the creation of the Urine Good Company--which charges a fee to pee. Biting satire and parody create a love story that leads to rebellion in a raucously funny musical.
Friday 7:00pm - $7.00, $5.50 Available Now
Where There's a Will...There's a Wake!
Mystery Café Dinner Theatre
at Imperial House Restaurant (Uptown)
Set in a 20's speakeasy with such notorious gangster era characters as Ignacious "Sonny" Shoeleone, the bright and handsome heir apparent to the family empire, unless his siblings have their way; Frankie "Two Times" O'Malley--a thug who repeats everything twice, maybe even murder? And Lotta " Boom-Boom" Kreskin, a chanteuse who predicts the future, which doesn't look bright for several characters in this zany plot filled with gangsters, games and dames. This show includes entree choices. See www.mysterycafe.net for details.
Friday 8:00pm - $34.75 Available Now
Friday's Full-price Tickets
Miss Julie
Sledgehammer Theatre
at Tenth Avenue Theatre (Downtown)
Adapted and directed by LA theatre wunderkind Josh Chambers, Miss Julie uses August Strindberg's original text as "found shards" of narrative in which to reshape and deface the story of the sexual and social clash between two servants and their mistress on Midsummer's Eve. Set in Southern California in 2008, Miss Julie aims to distort time and space and to meld character and location in order to create an episodic, collage-driven theatrical spectacle.
Friday 8:00pm - Full $29.00, Stu/Sen/Mil/AASD $24.00 Available Now
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Saturday's Half-price Tickets
Black Coffee
Coronado Playhouse (Coronado)
Note: These are vouchers. Tickets can be picked up at the venue before the show.
Vintage Agatha Christie, this 1930 hit marked the stage entrance of Dame Agatha's most popular detedtive, Hercule Poirot, into the mystery world. Sir Claud Amery, England's premier physicist summons Poirot to a gathering but is dead before Poirot arrives. A must see for all mystery fans.
Saturday 8:00pm - $16.50 Available Now
Irving Berlin's I Love a Piano
Spreckels Theatre (Downtown)
Note: Tickets are available at the Horton Plaza location only; tickets are NOT available at ARTS TIX North.
"I Love a Piano" chronicles the soaring career of tunesmith Irving Berlin's musical life's work... from Tin Pan Alley, to Broadway, to Hollywood. In the history of the Great American Songbook no song writer stands taller or penned sounds so sweet as the wide ranging and beautiful music plunked out on the upright of Irving Berlin. Directed by Broadway's Ray Brodderick.
Saturday 2:00pm - $30.25, $25.25, $20.25
(BEFORE TICKETMASTER HANDLING FEE) Available Now
Saturday 8:00pm - $27.75, $24.00, $20.25
(BEFORE TICKETMASTER HANDLING FEE)
Momsy's Bad Boy or
The Saga of the Falsely Reformed Degenerate
GB Productions
at North Park Vaudeville and Candy Shoppe (North Park)
Why are Victor Villain and his "dear" momsy suddenly wearing million dollar diamonds on the day money is missing from the collection plate? Will Darla Delicate marry Victor Villain or Marcus Manly? Come and find out.
Saturday 8:00pm - $9.00 Available Now
Stay The Hand
Malashock Dance
at Birch North Park Theatre (North Park)
"Stay The Hand"'s co-creators and co-directors are four-time Emmy-winning choreographer John Malashock and internationally renowned Persian composer and UCSD Professor Shahrokh Yadegari. A fusion of dance, music, poetry and design, the work explores ancient Persia's influence on conflict and harmony in the Middle East. Malashock and Yadegari delve into powerful cultural traditions--providing a glimpse into the ancient world, with an eye toward reconciliation in these difficult, modern times. The amazing richness of Persian poetry and music set the stage for this emotional intermingling of art forms and expression. Dazzling choreography by Malashock with his amazing company of dancers and scintillating Persian music and vocals by Yadegari brilliantly illuminate how people's shared origins can lead to cultural conflict or peaceful co-existence. As an example of artistic and cross-cultural collaboration, "Stay The Hand" conveys an optimistic vision of compassion and harmony.
Saturday 8:00pm - $24.00, $21.00, $17.50 Available Now
Urinetown-The Musical
San Diego School of Creative and Performing Arts
at Florence Johnson Grand Theatre (Paradise Hills)
"Urinetown" is the story of a Gotham-like city in the not-too-distant future where a water shortage has led to a ban on private toilets and the creation of the Urine Good Company--which charges a fee to pee. Biting satire and parody create a love story that leads to rebellion in a raucously funny musical.
Saturday 7:00pm - $7.00, $5.50 Available Now
Whale of a Weekend Team Building Treasure Hunt
Where You Want To Be Tours
at Wyland Gallery (Seaport Village)
Note: ARTS TIX will stop selling tickets by 10am the day before the event.
San Diego residents have a one-of-a-kind opportunity to discover the hidden secrets of their city - on land and off shore - from 10 am to 1 pm, Saturday, April 12, 2008 during the "Whale of a Weekend Treasure Hunt" co-presented by renowned environmental artist. Search the city's coolest rooftop lounges, hip hotels and scenic hot spots for a chance to win prizes from unique beach-themed gifts, DVDs, harbor cruises and whale watching adventures. Corporate teams are encouraged to participate, but individuals are welcome too. Teams keep score of places they visit and things they see, using photography, creativity, teamwork, strategy, and timing. At the conclusion of the treasure hunt, team leaders tally up scores, and outstanding players and teams receive fabulous prizes. All participants also receive one voucher for a free Hornblower Harbor Cruise or Whale Watching Adventure.
Saturday 10:00am - $35.00 Available Now
Where There's a Will...There's a Wake!
Mystery Café Dinner Theatre
at Imperial House Restaurant (Uptown)
Set in a 20's speakeasy with such notorious gangster era characters as Ignacious "Sonny" Shoeleone, the bright and handsome heir apparent to the family empire, unless his siblings have their way; Frankie "Two Times" O'Malley--a thug who repeats everything twice, maybe even murder? And Lotta " Boom-Boom" Kreskin, a chanteuse who predicts the future, which doesn't look bright for several characters in this zany plot filled with gangsters, games and dames. This show includes entree choices. See www.mysterycafe.net for details.
Saturday 8:00pm - $36.25
Saturday's Full-price Tickets
Blue Bonnet Court
Diversionary Theatre and MOXIE Theatre
at Diversionary Theatre (University Heights)
It was spring, 1944. Wartime. And a wisecracking New York reporter was on her way to Hollywood and a secret tryst with one of MGM's hottest starlets. An accident outside of Austin. No Jews. No Coloreds. No Queers. Welcome to Texas! Winner of the 2007 GLAAD Media Award for Outstanding Los Angeles Theatre and two NAACP awards for theatrical excellence, Bluebonnet Court earned critical acclaim from Variety, the L.A. Times, The Advocate, L.A. Weekly and The Jewish Journal.
Saturday 8:00pm - Full $37.50, Stu/Sen/Mil $33.50 Available Now
Miss Julie
Sledgehammer Theatre
at Tenth Avenue Theatre (Downtown)
Adapted and directed by LA theatre wunderkind Josh Chambers, Miss Julie uses August Strindberg's original text as "found shards" of narrative in which to reshape and deface the story of the sexual and social clash between two servants and their mistress on Midsummer's Eve. Set in Southern California in 2008, Miss Julie aims to distort time and space and to meld character and location in order to create an episodic, collage-driven theatrical spectacle.
Saturday 8:00pm - Full $29.00, Stu/Sen/Mil/AASD $24.00 Available Now
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Sunday's Half-price Tickets
Black Coffee
Coronado Playhouse (Coronado)
Note: These are vouchers. Tickets can be picked up at the venue before the show.
Vintage Agatha Christie, this 1930 hit marked the stage entrance of Dame Agatha's most popular detedtive, Hercule Poirot, into the mystery world. Sir Claud Amery, England's premier physicist summons Poirot to a gathering but is dead before Poirot arrives. A must see for all mystery fans.
Sunday 2:00pm - $13.50 Available Now
Blue Bonnet Court
Diversionary Theatre and MOXIE Theatre
at Diversionary Theatre (University Heights)
It was spring, 1944. Wartime. And a wisecracking New York reporter was on her way to Hollywood and a secret tryst with one of MGM's hottest starlets. An accident outside of Austin. No Jews. No Coloreds. No Queers. Welcome to Texas! Winner of the 2007 GLAAD Media Award for Outstanding Los Angeles Theatre and two NAACP awards for theatrical excellence, Bluebonnet Court earned critical acclaim from Variety, the L.A. Times, The Advocate, L.A. Weekly and The Jewish Journal.
Sunday 2:00pm - $18.50 Available Now
Sunday 7:00pm - $18.50 Available Now
Irving Berlin's I Love a Piano
Spreckels Theatre (Downtown)
Note: Tickets are available at the Horton Plaza location only; tickets are NOT available at ARTS TIX North.
"I Love a Piano" chronicles the soaring career of tunesmith Irving Berlin's musical life's work... from Tin Pan Alley, to Broadway, to Hollywood. In the history of the Great American Songbook no song writer stands taller or penned sounds so sweet as the wide ranging and beautiful music plunked out on the upright of Irving Berlin. Directed by Broadway's Ray Brodderick.
Sunday 2:00pm - $34.50, $30.25, $25.25
(BEFORE TICKETMASTER HANDLING FEE)
A Little Night Music
Cygnet Theatre Company
at Old Town Theatre (Old Town)
Note: These are vouchers. Assigned seats can be picked up at the venue about a half hour before.
One of Broadway's seldom produced masterpieces, "A Little Night Music" is sophisticated, literate and stylish, but also disarmingly warm, funny, charming and very human. Stephen Sondheim's most romantic and achingly beautiful score is written entirely in Ravel-inspired variations on the waltz and includes Sondheim's most popular song to date, the haunting "Send in the Clowns."
Sunday 7:00pm - $18.00 Available Now
Momsy's Bad Boy or
The Saga of the Falsely Reformed Degenerate
GB Productions
at North Park Vaudeville and Candy Shoppe (North Park)
Why are Victor Villain and his "dear" momsy suddenly wearing million dollar diamonds on the day money is missing from the collection plate? Will Darla Delicate marry Victor Villain or Marcus Manly? Come and find out.
Sunday 2:00pm - $9.00 Available Now
Stay The Hand
Malashock Dance
at Birch North Park Theatre (North Park)
"Stay The Hand"'s co-creators and co-directors are four-time Emmy-winning choreographer John Malashock and internationally renowned Persian composer and UCSD Professor Shahrokh Yadegari. A fusion of dance, music, poetry and design, the work explores ancient Persia's influence on conflict and harmony in the Middle East. Malashock and Yadegari delve into powerful cultural traditions--providing a glimpse into the ancient world, with an eye toward reconciliation in these difficult, modern times. The amazing richness of Persian poetry and music set the stage for this emotional intermingling of art forms and expression. Dazzling choreography by Malashock with his amazing company of dancers and scintillating Persian music and vocals by Yadegari brilliantly illuminate how people's shared origins can lead to cultural conflict or peaceful co-existence. As an example of artistic and cross-cultural collaboration, "Stay The Hand" conveys an optimistic vision of compassion and harmony.
Sunday 3:00pm - $24.00, $21.00, $17.50 Available Now
Sundays at Six Series: Musica Dolce
The Chamber Music Ensemble Camarada
at Neurosciences Institute (Torrey Pines)
Join Camarada for a journey to beautiful Tuscany, featuring romantic music, Italian style. Favorites include playful excerpts from Barber of Seville by Rossini, virtuosic music by Vivaldi and Mercadante, elegant pieces by Boccherini, plus other dazzling and passionate highlights of the Italian repertoire.A photography exhibit and multi media presentation showcasing the stunning beauty of the Tuscan countryside will complement the musical offerings, providing an enhanced prospective of the culture and traditions of this beautiful country.
Sunday 6:00pm - $16.50 Available Now
Sunday's Full-price Tickets
Miss Julie
Sledgehammer Theatre
at Tenth Avenue Theatre (Downtown)
Adapted and directed by LA theatre wunderkind Josh Chambers, Miss Julie uses August Strindberg's original text as "found shards" of narrative in which to reshape and deface the story of the sexual and social clash between two servants and their mistress on Midsummer's Eve. Set in Southern California in 2008, Miss Julie aims to distort time and space and to meld character and location in order to create an episodic, collage-driven theatrical spectacle.
Sunday 7:00pm - Full $23.50, Stu/Sen/Mil/AASD $18.50 Available Now
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Monday's Special Tickets and Offers
Colin McAllister
Athenaeum San Diego Mini-Concerts
at Lyceum Theatre (Downtown)
Solo guitar. Bring your lunch!
Monday Noon - Free!
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ADVANCE SALES
Special Tickets and Offers
Cygnet Theatre Company Flex Pack
Cygnet Theatre Company
Repeat Offender Pass
Sledgehammer Theatre
Advance Half-price Ticket Offers
Discovery Series: Richard O'Neill, viola
La Jolla Music Society
at Neurosciences Institute (Torrey Pines)
Hornblower Fleet Week Sea 'n Air Parade Spectator Cruise
Hornblower Cruises & Events
at Grape Street Pier (Downtown)
A Little Night Music
Cygnet Theatre Company
at Old Town Theatre (Old Town)
Momsy's Bad Boy or
The Saga of the Falsely Reformed Degenerate
GB Productions
at North Park Vaudeville and Candy Shoppe (North Park)
Advance Full-price Ticket Offers
The California Touring Project
MCASD and Culture's Edge
at Sherwood Auditorium, MCASD (La Jolla)
Miss Julie
Sledgehammer Theatre
at Tenth Avenue Theatre (Downtown)
New Perspective : A Festival of Theatre Artists
Vantage Theatre
at Swedenborg Hall (University Heights)
Spotlight Series 2008 -- The Masters
Mainly Mozart
at Neurosciences Institute (Torrey Pines)
Terra Nova
Inukshuk Productions
at 6th @ Penn Theatre (Hillcrest)
Where I'm Calling From
La Jolla Symphony & Chorus
at Mandeville Auditorium, UCSD (La Jolla)
Where There's a Will... There's a Wake!
Mystery Café Dinner Theatre
at Imperial House Restaurant (Uptown)
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