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Box Office
Phone: 203.227.4177
Fax: 203.454.3238
Toll-free 888.927.7529

Box Office Hours:

During Performances:
Closed on Mondays
Tuesday – Friday
12noon to 8:30pm
Saturdays
11am to 8:30pm
Sundays
11am to 3:30pm

Non-Performance Days:
Closed on Mondays
Tuesday – Friday
12noon to 6pm

Administrative Office
Phone: 203.227.5137
Fax: 203.221.7482

 Join us for 5 nights OUT in 2012!



 

LGBT Night OUT is back!  Geared specifically for the lesbian/gay/bisexual/transgender community and allies, enjoy mingling with friends, meeting up with colleagues and family, or chatting with someone new.  The LGBT Night OUT subscription series boasts a fabulous pre-show cocktail party - complete with light eats and festive drinks - followed by a remarkable Playhouse performance.  Subscribe and enjoy all 2012 LGBT Nights OUT for only $150!  Plus, you'll receive these generous benefits:

* Guaranteed seat locations throughout the season
* Special discounts for guest tickets and special events
* Buy tickets to programs, Script in Hand readings, family and holiday events before anyone else
* Easy and free tickets exchanges
* Complimentary Subscriber Card so you can introduce someone new to the Playhouse (5-play subscribers only)
* Misplaced ticket insurance
* Invitations to special subscriber-only events
* Restaurant discounts to Playhouse restaurant partners


2012 LGBT Night OUT Performance Dates

Pre-Show cocktail party: 6:30pm
Performance: 8:00pm 


INTO THE WOODS

Music & Lyrics by Stephen Sondheim, Book by James Lapine
Directed by Mark Lamos
a co-production with Baltimore's CENTERSTAGE
May 3, 2012

"Follow the music. It will take you somewhere wonderful." - The New York Times

Enter a dark and beguiling world of fairy tales, where the essential stories of youth are freshly revealed in all their sinewy complexity. This seamless tapestry of beautiful words and haunting melodies, with music and lyrics by the brilliant creative imagination behind Sweeney Todd and A Little Night Music, offers a mature vision of these timeless tales that lays bare the truth of what really happens after happily ever after.

THE YEAR OF MAGICAL THINKING 


By Joan Didion
Directed by Nicholas Martin
June 14, 2012

"Poignant, heartbreaking and wry...the emotions are so genuine we can't help but be deeply affected." - Newsweek

In the space of a single year, acclaimed author Joan Didion experienced the sudden and unexpected loss of her husband while watching her only daughter become ever more gravely ill. Based on her National Book Award-winning memoir, The Year of Magical Thinking is a remarkable story of loss, grief, and renewal that explores our capacity to emerge strengthened from even the most shattering of life's trials.


TARTUFFE

By Molière
Translated into English verse by Richard Wilbur
Directed by David Kennedy
July 19, 2012

"...the satirical thrusts of Tartuffe are both perennially fresh and perennially relevant..." - The Wall Street Journal

Orgon has fallen under Tartuffe's spell, the most saintly man he's ever known. But Orgon's family believes Tartuffe a fraud, out to steal his wealth, bed his wife, and wed his daughter. Will Orgon come to his senses before it's too late? The stage is set for a battle of wills in a wickedly funny and farcical take on the outer limits of hypocrisy that has entertained audiences for centuries.


HARBOR - A WORLD PREMIERE

By Chad Beguelin
Directed by Mark Lamos
August 30, 2012

A world-premiere comedy by a Tony Award-nominated writer.

When fifteen-year-old Lottie and her ne'er-do-well mother Donna drop in unannounced on the beautiful Sag Harbor home of Donna's brother Kevin and his new husband Ted, all hell breaks loose. The bonds between kith and kin are tested in this alternately biting, touching, and hilarious comedy about the constantly shifting nature of the meaning of family.


A RAISIN IN THE SUN

By Lorraine Hansberry
Directed by Phylicia Rashad
October 11, 2012


"...a play that changed American theater forever." - The New York Times

This timeless classic tells the story of the Youngers, a black family in 1950s Southside Chicago, and their quest for a piece of the American Dream. A towering drama, a play of passionate intensity and raw emotion, with complex characters who work their way into the hearts and minds of an audience, A Raisin in the Sun is a genuine American masterpiece that is as stirring and powerful today as when it premiered over a half century ago.


Purchase an LGBT Night OUT subscription for the 2012 Season for just $150! Enjoy five guaranteed nights out with like-minded individuals while witnessing world-class theater right in your own backyard.