Showing posts with label theater. Show all posts
Showing posts with label theater. Show all posts

Wednesday, October 7, 2015

Discount Theater Tickets - NYC-LONDON-SAN FRANCISCO-LOS ANGELES-DC

Who wouldn't want to stretch their dollar when it comes to theater tickets, since they can tend to be pricey? Since theater is my passion, I want to see as many shows as possible without breaking the bank.

If you are not already familiar with it, you should check out Todaytix.com. It is a great source for last minute show tickets at reduced prices. You can choose from several drop-down options for major cities that you may be close to or may be traveling to. There is a very easy to use app that you can download that will keep this information at your fingertips when you are out and about!

It's easy to save! If you enter code KVPNH at checkout, you will get an additional $10.00 off of your order! See there, I just saved you enough money to get a coffee and a donut!

I know that I will be using this app quite a bit when I take a trip to NYC early next year. Broadway here I come!

Ta ta for now...save money!


Sunday, July 15, 2012

Pageant of the Masters Laguna Beach Valentine's Discount

2015

If you have never attended the Pageant of the Masters in Laguna Beach, you are missing out on a unique theatrical experience. The 2015 Pageant of the Masters “The Pursuit of Happiness,” will explore the many sources of happiness, both ancient and modern through our theatrical production of “living pictures.”

If you are not familiar with the pageant, it is ninety minutes of "living pictures" - incredibly faithful art re-creations of classical and contemporary works with real people posing to look exactly like their counterparts in the original pieces. An outdoor amphitheater, professional orchestra, original score, live narration, intricate sets, sophisticated lighting, expert staff, and hundreds of dedicated volunteers have won recognition for the Pageant as the best presentation of its kind.

This year they have a Valentine's special through February 14, 2015. For $14.00 you can purchase Director Tier Side tickets that normally run $20.00! CLICK here to order tickets.

Ta ta for now...save money!





Thursday, October 20, 2011

South Coast Rep discount tickets "Trip to Bountiful"

Take the opportunity to see "The Trip to Bountiful" at the beautiful South Coast Repertory Theater at a discount during previews. Tickets are only $26.00. And while you're checking it out, look at the other great performances they are offering!

Ta ta for now...


Friday, September 2, 2011

2011 Festival of Children at South Coast Plaza

The 10th Annual Festival of Children will be held from September 3rd-September 25th at South Coast Plaza in Costa Mesa, Ca. 

Enjoy and participate in over 100 performances and activities while discovering new ways to get involved with over 70 children's charities. There is everything from face painting to puppetry and ballet performances!

For a full schedule of events throughout the month, CLICK HERE.

Enjoy the Arts on a fun and educational level!

Ta ta for now...


Thursday, August 18, 2011

Goldstar Promotions and Savings

Here's your chance to finally check out the amazing savings and values on Goldstar. Did you know that they move tickets for sporting events, theater, massages and special events? When a venue has tickets they want to get rid of,  they release them  to Goldstar where you can realize up to a 50% discount.  Now that is a thrifty value!


Just follow this link, check out Goldstar, and if you want to get weekly updates on special events in your area, sign up. It's that easy to start saving on things you love and would love to do. I use them all the time and have never had any problems.



Ta ta for now...


Friday, December 31, 2010

Peter Pan Takes me to Neverland!

As a gift to my family, I purchased tickets to see Peter Pan produced by ThreeSixty Entertainment for the day after Christmas. It was a most magical production presented "in the round" with CGI or computer generated imagery that created London all around and above us. We were literally enveloped in the action as Peter and the Darling children flew through London and Michael and John took us under water to swim with the Mermaids in Neverland. It was a true rendition of JM Barrie's written book with technology and whimsy blended together into a fantastical escape to the place where Pan won't grow up.

The use of puppetry for Nana the dog and mechanics for a man-peddled crocodile made of wooden coat hangers only added to the whimsical nature. There was also swordplay, acrobatics, aerial ballet on long fabric ropes called Aerial Tissu and of course wonderful acting.

At one point, perhaps close to the end of the show, I realized that I was literally sitting there with a smile on my face and had probably been in that state for the entire show! To some I may have looked daft, but it was the smile in my heart shining through.

Merry Christmas to me! When the show closes in California on January 21, it will move on to Atlanta where it will run until March 20 and then on to Chicago where it will open on April 29, 2011. If you have an opportunity to catch this production, you won't be disappointed!

Ta Ta for now...

Tuesday, December 21, 2010

Next to Normal

Sunday afternoon, my daughter and I endured the rain and light fog to journey up to Los Angeles to see the musical "Next to Normal".  We had previously seen it on Broadway and enjoyed it so much that I thought it would be a nice Mother, Daughter day. Not surprisingly, the traffic was slower but steady which suited me just fine. I was hoping that on a Sunday afternoon it would be light, but I wasn't sure how the rain would affect the drive.

We were there early enough to grab a yummy sandwich  before the show. My error, saying that I would just leave the umbrella in the car in the parking garage. As soon as we stepped out onto the Ahmanson Terrace, the skies opened up and pelted us with moisture!

Alice Ripley starred in the show as she had on Broadway. Although she was the only original from the cast we saw, this was the role for which she won a Tony for Best Actress. The show is so powerful and engaging and it is truly one you should take the opportunity to see. All the cast members have strong and powerful singing voices and they interacted with each other brilliantly to move the plot along.

I loved our mezzanine box seats, and to think I only paid $20.00 each for them through the box office's special Hot Tix offering. I highly recommend this option if you want to see great shows at great prices!

Ta Ta for now...

Great seats to view the 3 level sets!

Monday, October 11, 2010

Going Out of Business

On Saturday, to kill time before I saw that crazy show "Bat Boy" (which, by the way was pretty crazy!) I went to the Mall across the road from the theatre.  I was reminded that Saks Fifth Avenue was closing in that location by big sign spinners on the street. Wow! Why not? I have only stepped foot in that store twice in the 28 or so years that I have lived here. Even in New York I only went in for the experience, the thrill, the ambience, never expecting to buy anything.

But this was a "Store Closing" sale! Maybe now was my chance! What could I buy so that I could have bragging rights? Bright signs decorated every rack, every table -  "50% off lowest marked price", "70% off lowest marked price". Had I died and gone to heaven? EXCEPT when I looked at the price tags. A beautiful blouse $328.00, an interesting handbag $498.00! Are you kidding me?  I am not one of the Housewives of Orange County! Who can afford this stuff?

I finally found an area where there might be hope?  Underwear, bras, slips and nylons beckoned me.  I could use some new nylons.  I settled on a pair of Spanx, double duty leg trimming, tummy flattening hosiery. List price? - $38.00. What the heck!  I bought a couple pair at 50% off and excitedly called my husband to tell him that I had actually bought something at Saks! 

Now I can wear overpriced undergarments and even brag about it!

Ta Ta for now...