Playhouse for All program returns, offering discounted prices for ACCESS card holders
The Erie Playhouse announced the return of its Playhouse for All program, which allows state-issued ACCESS cardholders to buy tickets at a discounted price.
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Thanks to a Helping Today grant from the Erie Community Foundation, tickets will cost $5 for those who show their ACCESS card, as well as a valid photo ID, when purchasing. Please be aware that you cannot use your ACCESS card to make a payment.
The Erie Playhouse is currently offering discounted tickets for the following shows:
The Phantom Tollbooth Jr
Tickets on sale: Now
Performances run: May 9-18
The Da Vinci Code
Tickets on sale: May 20
Performances run: June 13-29
Cats
Tickets on sale: July 1
Performances run: July 25 – August 10
'The arts are for everyone,' said Erie Playhouse executive director Zach Flock. 'Programs like Playhouse for All allow us to continue to provide greater access to the Erie Playhouse to members of the community, ensuring that the price of a ticket is never a barrier to experiencing live, local theatre.'
Each production will offer 50 tickets at this price, and they are available for purchase at the Erie Playhouse box office, located at 13 West 10th Street.
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