Season Flex Passes
Sales of Season Flex Passes for the current season are now closed. We will open sales for the next season late this summer, and they will remain open through the end of December. Ticketing questions? Email seasontickets@townandgownplayers.org
A standard Season Flex Pass entitles the purchaser to six Main Stage tickets for the price of five, plus four Second Stage tickets for the price of two. The (new this year!) Thursday Night Special Flex Pass entitles the purchaser to six Main Stage tickets at a deep discount, but these tickets may only be redeemed for Thursday night performances. With all of our Flex Passes, you choose whether to see every show or redeem multiple tickets for the same show, and in addition to the straight savings over purchasing tickets individually, you'll never pay ShowClix service charges when reserving your tickets, either. This is the ideal way to enjoy Town & Gown performances all season long for less!
The cost for a Season Flex Pass is $85 for Students, Seniors, and T&G Members, or $110 for Adult non-members. The cost for a Thursday Night Special Flex Pass is $50 for everyone. Flex Pass codes will be sent to you by email. Please provide a valid email when purchasing to ensure you receive your code.
For more information, email seasontickets@townandgownplayers.org.
Desperate times call for desperate measures, and the Little Sisters of Hoboken are indeed desperate. After an unfortunate accident, the nuns requisition the auditorium of their local high school to raise money with a night of music, dancing, and (they hope) entertainment.
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10-year-old Mary returns to England–leaving the only home she's ever known in India–an orphaned survivor of the cholera pandemic. Her hermit uncle's secluded estate is filled with grief, but Mary's discovery of her late aunt's garden (and spirits from the past) changes everything.
The classic Shakespeare comedy has withstood the test of time for good reason: there's a terrible play within a play, unrequited love, mistaken identities, fairies, and general shenanigans. It all works out in the end, of course. Or was it all just a dream?