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2022-2023 TICKETS

For our 2022-23 Season, we continue to follow the CDC's current guidelines regarding our indoor gatherings. (Maricopa County Guidelines) Since The Studio is such an intimate venue, we strongly encourage our audience members to wear masks in the theater.

2-4 Preferred, Reserved Seats for Every Production
Plus Free Workshops, Classes and more! 

This season, we are working with a new ticketing partner, TICKETLEAP.com.  Our aim is to provide you with a more attractive, friendlier user interface, more complete information and faster processing. We would very much like to hear from you about your experience with this new service.  You can contact us at thestudio@thestudiophx.org.

To order your tickets, simply click on any of the play titles below.  This will take you directly where you need to go!

Everything else remains the same.  Our prices haven't changed.  We've just made getting them easier and more fun.

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TICKETLEAP closes on-line ticket sales 90 minutes prior to the start of a show.  But we usually have a few seats remaining that you can purchase at the door. So if you miss the cut-off time, come on down and we will do our very best to accommodate you.

NEW SUMMER SHORTS  Our Annual Short Play Festival

June 8 - 18, 2023​

Original, unbridled fun and empathy from our own Studio playwrights. You never really know what to expect!  For 16 years, this festival of short plays has been our audiences' favorite production of every season.  It's always a fresh confection of new tales from talented, local storytellers, offering unique perspectives on our human foibles, fallibilities and feats of amazing resilience.  This year's line up is:

  • Above And Beyond by Al Benneian

  • And Who Has Seen The Moon? by Michael Fleck

  • The Game by Micki Shelton

  • Missed Appointment by Ben Rojek

  • Pond Water and Tax Shelters by Al Benneian

  • Regurgitated Pearls by Debra Rich Gettleman

  • Sick, Sick by Kirt Shineman

  • Supermaxed by Tim Ashby

Earlier this season:

THE ROOMMATE by Jen Silverman  April 21 - May 7, 2023​

Sharon, an ageing empty-nester and recently divorced, advertises for someone to share her Iowa home and its onerous expenses.  Finding the "perfect" roommate is fraught with pitfalls and laughter.  Perfection may be in the eye of the beholder, but the "behold-ee" has her own ideas.  Where, exactly, is the "middle ground?"

UNRETOUCHED by Tim Ashby; August 19 - September 4, 2022​

Mary’s tragedy has found a home at last in the remains of a state mental hospital, now an underfunded halfway house for indigent adults. Not to be believed is not to exist.  But try telling that to Mary’s own mother, whose enraging disbelief descends upon visiting hours like a deafening storm.

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Edward Albee's A DELICATE BALANCE; September 30 - October 23, 2022​

From the Treasury of American Theater comes one of Albee's classic masterpieces.  As a family and their neighbors deal with fears from without and conflicts from within, they struggle to keep that delicate balance between order and chaos.  With humor, pathos and eloquence, this Pulitzer Prize-winning play is a reminder that, although humanity is fragile, it's still important to the reality of our own lives.

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THE CHILDREN by Lucy Kirkwood; November 18 - December 11, 2022​

Two married and retired nuclear scientists have chosen to live their lives in isolation, until an old friend arrives with a frightening request.  This compelling and gripping story explores one's sense of social responsibility and begs the question:  What, exactly, does the older generation owe their children?  You'll be talking about this one long after the lights go out.​

HOLIDAY MUSIC & MUSINGS; December 16, 17, 18, 2022​

A festive celebration of family, friends and community with plenty of fun and holiday wine.

THE LIFESPAN OF A FACT by Jeremy Kareken & David Murrell and Gordon Farrell; January 13 - February 5, 2023​

What constitutes the truth and who gets to decide what it is?  A hyper-diligent, fact checking intern and a well-known literary essayist clash in this very funny but oh-so-serious dilemma, with the fate of an important magazine hanging in the balance.  An immediate Broadway success, this superbly written, fast paced play will entertain you and demand your attention.

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THE PERFECT PARTY by A.R. Gurney; March 3 - 26​, 2023

For most of his career, Gurney has aimed his sharp, comedic arrows at the foibles and barely concealed anxieties of the privileged class.  In this play, he explores the crises encountered by a former college professor as he tries to snare a perfect review for his "perfect party" from an influential social critic.  Mix in some pointed satire, a touch of farce, lots of laughs, and you have a recipe for a rollicking good time.  What makes the perfect party?  Join us and find out!

Buy-Outs & Large Groups

We are happy to accommodate groups who wish to buy out our entire house seating for an individual performance during the run of a production.  We've even been known to arrange an extra performance!  To schedule a buy-out or a large group purchase, please contact Rick Herman

rick@productionpro.net

Three Options for the General Public 

  1. Click on a play title to purchase online.

  2. "Walk in" and buy tickets at the door (subject to availability).

  3.  Become a Sustaining Member with   preferred, reserved seats for every show!

Ticket Pricing

  • $15 — Students 25 and Under

  • $20 — Seniors 65 and Over

  • $20 — Military Personnel

  • $20 — Groups of 10 or more                        (1 performance, 1 transaction)

  • $25 — General Admission

Studio Member Reservations

Current Sustaining and Artistic Members can also click

on a play title to reserve their seats. Just be sure to

select the correct ticket category.

 

As always, Sustaining Members' seats are Reserved.  Artistic Members' are General Admission.

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