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The Twelfth Night of Stardust

Subscribe to Season 2012

News Flash! Subscriber Payment Plan

Times are tough for everybody, so we've made subscribing easier on your piggy bank. You can now spread your subscription payments over seven months without any additional fees.

We are not yet able to offer this deal online, but it's easy, just the same.

1. Download a Subscription Form or pick one up in our box office.
2. Fill out the form on page two. Check the box in the upper right corner of the form to let us know you want to take advantage our new Subscription Payment Planand mail, fax, or deliver it in person to the box office.
3. Mail, fax, or deliver your form to the box office. We'll bill your credit card once a month for seven months with seven equal payments.
4. Enjoy all seven shows in our fabulous 2012 season!

Subscribe Online

Subscribing online is the fastest and easiest way to ensure you have the best seats show after show. Subscribing is good for you and it's good for us. We've made a commitment to be here, and when you make a commitment to join us, we offer you a deal that's too good to pass up.

2012 Subscription: $185

You'll be there for all seven fabulous shows. You'll save money, and your seats will be waiting for you when you arrive. You'll avoid lines at the ticket counter and never miss a moment of Real. Live. Theater. Can't make it on your scheduled night? Subscribers enjoy free exchange privileges and more benefits!

2012 Flex Passes: $118-$208

If you really don't want to commit to specific dates, get a flex-pass for maximum flexibility and save a bundle! Get a combination of Musical and Legit performance flex passes. Use for any performance, any date within each category, as your schedule allows.(Good for available seats only.)

2012 Total Subscriber: $295

Ticket prices pay for only about 65% of the cost of our shows. This option allows you to pay the real cost for a seat: $42/seat/show. Benefits include voting rights at the Golden Mask Awards. You will receive a tax receipt for the difference between a regular subscription price and $295.