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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
Five Women Wearing the Same Dress
Patio Playhouse Community Theatre (Escondido)
Note: ARTS TIX will stop selling tickets by 5:00pm.
During an ostentatious wedding reception at a Knoxville estate, five reluctant, identically clad bridesmaids hide out in an upstairs bedroom, each with her own reason to avoid the proceedings below. This comedy was written by "Six Feet Under" writer Alan Bell.
Friday 8:00pm - $9.00 Available Now
I Can't Let Him Go
HEFA & HEFA Productions
at Lyceum Space Theatre (Downtown)
Uplifting story of four women and their individual relationships with God. Dark secrets come to light, broken hearts are healed and new love is found. "I Can't Let Him Go" will have you shouting in the aisle, as you laugh and cry. Hope springs eternal in this joyous gospel play. Playwrights: Rachel Robinson & Angela Nixon. Co-Directed by: Rachel Robinson & Cynthia Pollard.
Friday 8:00pm - $16.50 Available Now
La Gaviota
ion theatre
at Lab at Academy of Performing Arts (Mission Valley)
On the coast of Mexico in 1910, a family retreats to a seaside estate while a nation prepares for war... only to face the fiercer battles of the human heart. By Claudio Raygoza, based on Chekhov's "The Seagull" and directed by Glenn Paris.
Friday 8:00pm - $17.75 Available Now
Prelude to a Kiss
New Village Arts Theatre (Carlsbad)
In this Pulitzer Prize and Tony Award nominated comedy by Craig Lucas, a whirlwind romance takes a startling turn at Rita and Peter's wedding when an uninvited guest congratulates the bride with a kiss. With this one kiss the couple embarks on a mystical journey, traveling through puzzling identities and hidden longings to find the pure connection of love.
Friday 8:00pm - $17.00 Available Now
Spotlight Series 2008--The Masters: Dvorak
Mainly Mozart
at Neurosciences Institute (Torrey Pines)
Note: These are vouchers. Assigned seats can be picked up at the venue about a half hour before. ARTS TIX will stop selling tickets by 3pm.
Sara Trobäck, violin; Joseph Lin, violin; Cynthia Phelps, viola; Che-Yen Chen, viola; Desmond Hoebig, cello. "Terzetto in C, Op. 74;" "String quartet No. 12 in F;" "Quintet in E flat."
Friday 8:00pm - $29.50 Available Now
Terra Nova
Inukshuk Productions
at 6th @ Penn Theatre (Hillcrest)
An extraordinarily inventive play first presented by the Yale Repertory Theatre and then produced to national acclaim at the renowned Mark Taper Forum in Los Angeles. Dealing with the ill-fated Antarctic expedition of Robert Falcon Scott, the play employs an ingenious free-form construction to capture the sweep-and personalities-crucial to this compelling study of heroism in the face of bitter failure. "[A]n impressive first work..." -The Hollywood Reporter. "[E]xplores the heart of courage in a white hell of adversity." -Time. "Mr. Tally is a most literate writer." -NY Times.
Friday 8:00pm - $15.00 Available Now
Three American One-Act Operas
SDSU School of Music and Dance
at Smith Recital Hall (College Area)
Students from the Opera Theatre program perform "A Hand of Bridge" by Samuel Barber, "The Face on the Barroom Floor" by Henry Mollicone and the West Coast premiere of "La Divina" by Thomas Pastieri.
Friday 7:00pm - $10.00 Available Now
2 by 5
Coronado School of the Arts
at Coronado High School Theatre (Coronado)
A musical cabaret and celebration of the songs of Broadway greats John Kander and Fred Ebb, the talented "2," as performed (originally) by "5" actors, thus the title. Filled with humor, romance and insightful lyrics, the show is a thrilling celebration of life and the fighting spirit that keeps us all going.
Friday 7:00pm - $10.00 Available Now
Urinetown The Musical
SDSU School of Theatre, Television and Film
at Don Powell Theatre (College Area)
Note: These are vouchers. Assigned seats can be picked up at the venue about a half hour before.
"Urinetown" presents a parody of musical theatre by referencing the many different styles of dance and music used throughout the genre's history. While the show toys with the ridiculousness of the plot, it also presents a rather serious look on potential outcomes of some current ecological and political problems. Though lighthearted in nature, the message of "Urinetown" will ring alarmingly clear: Idealism and Good Intentions are insufficient responses to political and environmental problems.
Friday 8:00pm - $10.00 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
Five Women Wearing the Same Dress
Patio Playhouse Community Theatre (Escondido)
Note: ARTS TIX will stop selling tickets by 5:00pm.
During an ostentatious wedding reception at a Knoxville estate, five reluctant, identically clad bridesmaids hide out in an upstairs bedroom, each with her own reason to avoid the proceedings below. This comedy was written by "Six Feet Under" writer Alan Bell.
Saturday 8:00pm - $9.00
I Can't Let Him Go
HEFA & HEFA Productions
at Lyceum Space Theatre (Downtown)
Uplifting story of four women and their individual relationships with God. Dark secrets come to light, broken hearts are healed and new love is found. "I Can't Let Him Go" will have you shouting in the aisle, as you laugh and cry. Hope springs eternal in this joyous gospel play. Playwrights: Rachel Robinson & Angela Nixon. Co-Directed by: Rachel Robinson & Cynthia Pollard.
Saturday 8:00pm - $16.50 Available Now
Jacobs' Masterworks-Grieg: Peer Gynt
San Diego Symphony
at Copley Symphony Hall (Downtown)
Note: Tickets go off sale by 5:00pm the day of the show.
A special chronological selection by Maestro Jah Jah Ling of music from Grieg's classic Nordic folk fantasy opera, highlighted by soaring soprano Cabell and the San Diego Master Chorale, and including music not normally heard in most "Peer Gynt" suites. Also: A world premiere, "The Fiery Furnace," by the gifted young American composer Daniel Kellogg, based on the biblical Book of Daniel. Arrive 45 minutes before the performance for "What's The Score", the popular pre-concert talk hosted by Nuvi Mehta.
Saturday 8:00pm - $27.00, 23.00, $13.50 Available Now
La Gaviota
ion theatre
at Lab at Academy of Performing Arts (Mission Valley)
On the coast of Mexico in 1910, a family retreats to a seaside estate while a nation prepares for war... only to face the fiercer battles of the human heart. By Claudio Raygoza, based on Chekhov's "The Seagull" and directed by Glenn Paris.
Saturday 8:00pm - $17.75
Prelude to a Kiss
New Village Arts Theatre (Carlsbad)
In this Pulitzer Prize and Tony Award nominated comedy by Craig Lucas, a whirlwind romance takes a startling turn at Rita and Peter's wedding when an uninvited guest congratulates the bride with a kiss. With this one kiss the couple embarks on a mystical journey, traveling through puzzling identities and hidden longings to find the pure connection of love.
Saturday 3:00pm - $17.00 Available Now
Saturday 8:00pm - $17.00
Spotlight Series 2008--The Masters: Dvorak
Mainly Mozart
at Neurosciences Institute (Torrey Pines)
Note: These are vouchers. Assigned seats can be picked up at the venue about a half hour before. ARTS TIX will stop selling tickets by 3pm.
Sara Trobäck, violin; Joseph Lin, violin; Cynthia Phelps, viola; Che-Yen Chen, viola; Desmond Hoebig, cello. "Terzetto in C, Op. 74;" "String quartet No. 12 in F;" "Quintet in E flat."
Saturday 8:00pm - $29.50
Terra Nova
Inukshuk Productions
at 6th @ Penn Theatre (Hillcrest)
An extraordinarily inventive play first presented by the Yale Repertory Theatre and then produced to national acclaim at the renowned Mark Taper Forum in Los Angeles. Dealing with the ill-fated Antarctic expedition of Robert Falcon Scott, the play employs an ingenious free-form construction to capture the sweep-and personalities-crucial to this compelling study of heroism in the face of bitter failure. "[A]n impressive first work..." -The Hollywood Reporter. "[E]xplores the heart of courage in a white hell of adversity." -Time. "Mr. Tally is a most literate writer." -NY Times.
Saturday 8:00pm - $15.00
Three American One-Act Operas
SDSU School of Music and Dance
at Smith Recital Hall (College Area)
Students from the Opera Theatre program perform "A Hand of Bridge" by Samuel Barber, "The Face on the Barroom Floor" by Henry Mollicone and the West Coast premiere of "La Divina" by Thomas Pastieri.
Saturday 7:00pm - $10.00 Available Now
2 by 5
Coronado School of the Arts
at Coronado High School Theatre (Coronado)
A musical cabaret and celebration of the songs of Broadway greats John Kander and Fred Ebb, the talented "2," as performed (originally) by "5" actors, thus the title. Filled with humor, romance and insightful lyrics, the show is a thrilling celebration of life and the fighting spirit that keeps us all going.
Saturday 7:00pm - $10.00 Available Now
Urinetown The Musical
SDSU School of Theatre, Television and Film
at Don Powell Theatre (College Area)
Note: These are vouchers. Assigned seats can be picked up at the venue about a half hour before.
"Urinetown" presents a parody of musical theatre by referencing the many different styles of dance and music used throughout the genre's history. While the show toys with the ridiculousness of the plot, it also presents a rather serious look on potential outcomes of some current ecological and political problems. Though lighthearted in nature, the message of "Urinetown" will ring alarmingly clear: Idealism and Good Intentions are insufficient responses to political and environmental problems.
Saturday 8:00pm - $10.00
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 Special Tickets and Offers
3rd Annual Student Shakespeare Festival
San Diego Shakespeare Society
at Prado Area (Balboa Park)
Opening ceremonies begin at 12:30 pm at the Spreckels Organ Pavilion, followed by a parade to the performance areas. Come see over 300 students of all ages, Elementary through High School, perform various Shakespeare scenes on four stages. Closing ceremonies and awards at 3:30pm.
Saturday 12:30pm - Free!
Saturday'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.
Saturday 8:00pm - Full $29.00, Stu/Sen/Mil/AASD $24.00 Available Now
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Sunday's Half-price Tickets
Five Women Wearing the Same Dress
Patio Playhouse Community Theatre (Escondido)
During an ostentatious wedding reception at a Knoxville estate, five reluctant, identically clad bridesmaids hide out in an upstairs bedroom, each with her own reason to avoid the proceedings below. This comedy was written by "Six Feet Under" writer Alan Bell.
Sunday 2:00pm - $9.00
Funny Bones
6th @ PENN Theatre (Hillcrest)
Four San Diego playwrights were challenged to write a comedy about death and the result is a fun-evening of terminal variety. He who laughs last, dies laughing. "Death: Live in Concert" by Dallas McLaughlin; "The Skull and Bones Tontine" by Tim West; "Feeding Frenzy in the Human House" by David Wiener; "One Down" by Michael Thomas Tower.
Sunday 7:00pm - $10.00
I Can't Let Him Go
HEFA & HEFA Productions
at Lyceum Space Theatre (Downtown)
Uplifting story of four women and their individual relationships with God. Dark secrets come to light, broken hearts are healed and new love is found. "I Can't Let Him Go" will have you shouting in the aisle, as you laugh and cry. Hope springs eternal in this joyous gospel play. Playwrights: Rachel Robinson & Angela Nixon. Co-Directed by: Rachel Robinson & Cynthia Pollard.
Sunday 7:00pm - $16.50 Available Now
Jacobs' Masterworks-Grieg: Peer Gynt
San Diego Symphony
at Copley Symphony Hall (Downtown)
Note: Tickets go off sale by 5:00pm on Saturday.
A special chronological selection by Maestro Jah Jah Ling of music from Grieg's classic Nordic folk fantasy opera, highlighted by soaring soprano Cabell and the San Diego Master Chorale, and including music not normally heard in most "Peer Gynt" suites. Also: A world premiere, "The Fiery Furnace," by the gifted young American composer Daniel Kellogg, based on the biblical Book of Daniel. Arrive 45 minutes before the performance for "What's The Score", the popular pre-concert talk hosted by Nuvi Mehta.
Sunday 2:00pm - $27.00, 26.00, $13.50 Available Now
La Gaviota
ion theatre
at Lab at Academy of Performing Arts (Mission Valley)
On the coast of Mexico in 1910, a family retreats to a seaside estate while a nation prepares for war... only to face the fiercer battles of the human heart. By Claudio Raygoza, based on Chekhov's "The Seagull" and directed by Glenn Paris.
Sunday 7:00pm - $15.75
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
Prelude to a Kiss
New Village Arts Theatre (Carlsbad)
In this Pulitzer Prize and Tony Award nominated comedy by Craig Lucas, a whirlwind romance takes a startling turn at Rita and Peter's wedding when an uninvited guest congratulates the bride with a kiss. With this one kiss the couple embarks on a mystical journey, traveling through puzzling identities and hidden longings to find the pure connection of love.
Sunday 2:00pm - $17.00
Terra Nova
Inukshuk Productions
at 6th @ Penn Theatre (Hillcrest)
An extraordinarily inventive play first presented by the Yale Repertory Theatre and then produced to national acclaim at the renowned Mark Taper Forum in Los Angeles. Dealing with the ill-fated Antarctic expedition of Robert Falcon Scott, the play employs an ingenious free-form construction to capture the sweep-and personalities-crucial to this compelling study of heroism in the face of bitter failure. "[A]n impressive first work..." -The Hollywood Reporter. "[E]xplores the heart of courage in a white hell of adversity." -Time. "Mr. Tally is a most literate writer." -NY Times.
Sunday 2:00pm - $15.00
Three American One-Act Operas
SDSU School of Music and Dance
at Smith Recital Hall (College Area)
Students from the Opera Theatre program perform "A Hand of Bridge" by Samuel Barber, "The Face on the Barroom Floor" by Henry Mollicone and the West Coast premiere of "La Divina" by Thomas Pastieri.
Sunday 2:00pm - $10.00 Available Now
Urinetown The Musical
SDSU School of Theatre, Television and Film
at Don Powell Theatre (College Area)
Note: These are vouchers. Assigned seats can be picked up at the venue about a half hour before. ARTS TIX will stop selling tickets for the matinees by 12:30pm on the day of the show.
"Urinetown" presents a parody of musical theatre by referencing the many different styles of dance and music used throughout the genre's history. While the show toys with the ridiculousness of the plot, it also presents a rather serious look on potential outcomes of some current ecological and political problems. Though lighthearted in nature, the message of "Urinetown" will ring alarmingly clear: Idealism and Good Intentions are insufficient responses to political and environmental problems.
Sunday 2:00pm - $10.00
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 2:00pm - Full $23.50, Stu/Sen/Mil/AASD $18.50 Available Now
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Monday's Half-price Tickets
Funny Bones
6th @ PENN Theatre (Hillcrest)
Note: Discounted tickets will be available on Sunday. ARTS TIX will stop selling tickets by 5:00pm on Sunday for Monday's performance.
Four San Diego playwrights were challenged to write a comedy about death and the result is a fun-evening of terminal variety. He who laughs last, dies laughing. "Death: Live in Concert" by Dallas McLaughlin; "The Skull and Bones Tontine" by Tim West; "Feeding Frenzy in the Human House" by David Wiener; "One Down" by Michael Thomas Tower.
Monday 7:30pm - $10.00
Monday's Special Tickets and Offers
Goliards
Athenaeum San Diego Mini-Concerts
at Lyceum Theatre (Downtown)
Early music. Bring your lunch!
Monday Noon - Free!
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ADVANCE SALES
Special Tickets and Offers
Cygnet Theatre Company Flex Pack
Cygnet Theatre Company
Happy Songs About the War ($3.00 off!)
JD Boucharde
at 6th @ Penn Theatre (Hillcrest)
Repeat Offender Pass
Sledgehammer Theatre
Advance Half-price Ticket Offers
Blithe Spirit
Coronado Playhouse (Coronado)
Discovery Series: Richard O'Neill, viola
La Jolla Music Society
at Neurosciences Institute (Torrey Pines)
Downtown Treasure Hunt
Where You Want To Be Tours
at Park at the Park (Downtown)
Five Women Wearing the Same Dress
Patio Playhouse Community Theatre (Escondido)
Hornblower Fleet Week Sea 'n Air Parade Spectator Cruise
Hornblower Cruises & Events
at Grape Street Pier (Downtown)
I Can't Let Him Go (UNAVAILABLE ONLINE!)
HEFA & HEFA Productions
at Lyceum Space Theatre (Downtown)
A Little Night Music
Cygnet Theatre Company
at Old Town Theatre (Old Town)
2 by 5
Coronado School of the Arts
at Coronado High School Theatre (Coronado)
Advance Full-price Ticket Offers
Athenaeum Jazz at the Neurosciences Institute: Oregon
Athenaeum Music and Arts Library
at Neurosciences Institute (Torrey Pines)
The California Touring Project
MCASD and Culture's Edge
at Sherwood Auditorium, MCASD (La Jolla)
Corpus Christi
Diversionary Theatre (University Heights)
Funny Bones
6th @ PENN Theatre (Hillcrest)
Five Women Wearing the Same Dress
Patio Playhouse Community Theatre (Escondido)
Miss Julie
Sledgehammer Theatre
at Tenth Avenue Theatre (Downtown)
New Perspective : A Festival of Theatre Artists
Vantage Theatre
at Swedenborg Hall (University Heights)
Prelude to a Kiss
New Village Arts Theatre (Carlsbad)
Spotlight Series 2008 -- The Masters
Mainly Mozart
at Neurosciences Institute (Torrey Pines)
Spring Dance Concert
San Diego School of Creative and Performing Arts
at Florence Johnson Grand Theatre (Paradise Hills)
Terra Nova
Inukshuk Productions
at 6th @ Penn Theatre (Hillcrest)
Urinetown The Musical
SDSU School of Theatre, Television and Film
at Don Powell Theatre (College Area)
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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