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Tickets

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Tickets are available for purchase online or at the Philadelphia Street Playhouse Box Office
House and Box Office open 30 minutes before each performance
Mainstage Pricing:

Standard Tickets: $15.00

Seniors (65+): $12.00

Students: $12.00

Indiana Players Members: $10.00

Children (under 6): $8.00

Seating Options:

 

Main Seating

Wide Seating

Wheelchair Accessible Seating

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Questions or Concerns? Email tickets@indianaplayers.com

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