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Prices Per Ticket By Day
	Preview Week Thu 7PM Fri 8PM Sat 2PM	THU 7PM	FRI 8PM	SAT 2PM	SAT 8PM	SUN 2PM	SUN 7PM
Subscribe by August 15 - Early Bird Subscribers	$13	$16	$21	$19	$24	$19	$16
Subscribe After August 15- Regular Subscriber	$14	$17	$22	$20	$25	$20	$17
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BENEFITS OF SUBSCRIBING INCLUDE:

Post-show discussions on Friday nights
Pre-show lectures on Saturday afternoons
Ticket exchange with no service charge (normally $3.00 per ticket)*
Special discounts for additional tickets for friends and family
Preferred seating in both theatres

In addition...

Subscribers can attend pre-show lectures on the 3rd Saturday Matinee
Subscribers can attend the Opening Reception on the 1st Saturday 8PM (after the performance)

* If exchanging to a more expensive performance, subscribers pay the difference in the ticket costs. If exchanging to a less expensive performance, no refund will be issued.

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The 2010-2011 season includes:

Travels With My Aunt By Graham Greene Stage Adaptation by Giles Havergal Directed by Kasi Campbell	Two by J.M. Barrie: The New Word and The Old Lady Shows Her Medals By J.M. Barrie Directed by Michael Stebbins	An Almost Holy Picture By Heather McDonald Directed by Tony Tsendeas	Speech & Debate By Stephen Karam Directed by Eve Muson
Greene’s touching comic novel is given an inspired theatrical staging with four actors playing 25 characters, including the central figure Henry Pulling, a meek 55- year-old bank clerk who accompanies his flamboyant Aunt Augusta on a series of intriguing journeys.	A pair of sparkling gems from J.M. Barrie (Peter Pan) that exemplify how his characters touch hearts around the world. In The New Word a father tries to break through his British reserve to deliver a heartfelt farewell to his son off to war. The Old Lady Shows Her Medals is about a London charwoman and the surprising consequences of her lies to ‘keep up with the Joneses.’	This Maryland-based playwright’s Pulitzer Prize nominated work follows one man’s odyssey from Massachusetts to New Mexico, and from despair to triumph, heeding a mysterious voice.	A cutting-edge dark comedy from one of Off-Broadway’s hottest young playwrights that cleverly blends music, cyberspace, and dance in a story of three teenage misfi ts linked by a sex scandal that rocks the town of Salem, Oregon.
August 25 - September 12, 2010	October 6 - 24, 2010	February 2 - 20, 2011	April 13 - May 1, 2011