A 2006-2007 Subscription at Metropolitan Playhouse, is good for our four Mainstage productions, our annual East Village Chronicles Festival, Half-Price discounts on our Twainathon, and discounts on fundraising events. (Also included is our Alphabet City festival, times and dates to be determined.)
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Then print a form and send it in with your payment, or bring it to the box office next time you come to Metropolitan.
Metro-Pass
$75 ~ The first Subscription
$60 ~ each additional
Subscription
$75 ~ The first Subscription
$60 ~ each additional
Subscription
Metropolitan's mainstage includes four full length plays, The Octoroon, The Truth, Andre, Denial, plus two festivals, Twainathon celebrating the life and work of Mark Twain and East Village Chronicles, Vol. 4 exploring the history of our neighborhood.
With a Metro-Pass, you have guaranteed admission to all these events, plus our annual holiday reading of It's A Wonderful Life and you will receive invitations to special events throughout the season.
All this for only $75. Plus, any second subscription you buy (or third, or fourth) is only $60. The more you buy, the more you save.
Now in its Fourteenth season, Metropolitan Playhouse is devoted to the exploring and enriching America's theatrical legacy and the discovery of that tradition's place in world theater. Metropolitan focuses on three types of production: forgotten American masterpieces like Inheritors, The Scarecrow, The Melting Pot, Metamora, The City, Fashion, Sun-Up, The Faith Healer, The Woman, The Easiest Way, Whatever Happened to Jones, and The Streets of New York; new plays based on America's history and literature, such as the East Village Chronicles, Salem, The O. Henry Conspiracy, Washington Irving's Sketchbook, and History Lessons; and works from around the world that put these American works in context, such as Arden of Faversham, Bacchus, Oedipus Rex and Dom Juan.