WTC 2021 - 2022 SEASON

TICKETING OPTIONS

(Note: All perforfmances are held at the I. A. O’Shaughnessy Center)

I.A. O’Shaughnessy Center

SEASON PASS:
Experience everything on WTC’s stage this season at a 15% discount. This includes 5 music concerts and 9 theatre shows and 1 special event. For adults the cost is $275 ($190 for last year’s season pass holders).

SEASON PASS (Renewal):
If you had a season pass in 2020–2021, your renewed season pass is discounted to accommodate the shows you missed:
NOTE: If you had a season pass in 2019–2020 and did not renew for the 2020ߥ season pass, you still have a credit for 3 shows. Please give us a call for special pricing if you want to renew your season pass this year!

BUILD-YOUR-OWN SEASON PASS:
For those who travel south or go on frequent backcountry adventures, we’ve developed a pass that allows you to pick and choose which events work best for you. Choose at least 6 events for this pass, at a 10% discount.

INDIVIDUAL TICKETS:
Anytime after September 3^rd individual tickets are available for purchase online or by calling the box office (M-F, 10am-4pm). Tickets may be purchased at the door on the night of the performance, space available.

GIFT CERTIFICATES: are available for family and friends.

BLACK CURTAIN READER'S THEATRE:
These cutting-edge, new plays stimulate the imagination, confound the intellect, and stir conversation. With no set or costumes, this is raw, intimate theatre. Cost is only $12 (adult) / $10 (student), with opportunities to have “talk-backs” with the actors and director after performances of The Waverly Gallery, Radiant Vermin, Our Mother’s Brief Affair, and Things Being What They Are.

COMMUNITY OUTREACH:
WTC sponsors outreach performances and concerts for area seniors and school children.

PREVIEW NIGHTS:
The evening before opening night, WTC invites the community to see full productions for $12 (adult) / $10 (student) of Sylvia, Into The Woods, The Revolutionists, Sense and Sensibility and Murder On The Orient Express.
These are general seating tickets and are sold on the night of the performance, at the door only.

ACCESSIBILITY:
WTC’s 328-seat O’Shaughnessy Center, built in 1998, is fully accessible, including integrated seating for wheelchairs. Anyone needing special seating or audio/visual aids should notify the Box Office in advance.