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Houston Arts Alliance is joining with the Theatre Communications Group for the first-ever Free Night of Theater in Houston.
More than 2,000 free seats will be available to theatergoers at performances from Oct. 8 to 18.
Participating organizations include: Classical Theatre Company, DiverseWorks Artspace, Encore Players, Ensemble Theatre, Express Children’s Theatre, Frenetic Theatre, Horse Head Theatre, Houston Ballet, Houston Grand Opera, InterActive Theater, Main Street Theater, Mildred’s Umbrella, Miller Outdoor Theatre, Stages Repertory Theatre, Texas Repertory Theatre, Theatre Suburbia, Theatre Under The Stars, Upstage Theatre and Voices Breaking Boundaries.
Performance information is available on the Houston Arts Alliance’s Web site at www.HoustonArtsAlliance.com and reservations can be made online through a national ticketing Web site at www.freenightoftheater.net.
Tickets will be made available Oct. 5.
The program began in 2005 in Austin, Philadelphia and San Francisco. Now it is in more than 120 cities across the country.
With a goal of attracting new audiences, Theatre Communications Group expects to offer 100,000 free tickets to theater companies this year. More than 65,000 tickets were distributed in 2008.
Houston Arts Alliance is joining with the Theatre Communications Group for the first-ever Free Night of Theater in Houston.More than 2,000 free seats will be available to theatergoers at performances from Oct. 8 to 18.
Participating organizations include: Classical Theatre Company, DiverseWorks Artspace, Encore Players, Ensemble Theatre, Express Children’s Theatre, Frenetic Theatre, Horse Head Theatre, Houston Ballet, Houston Grand Opera, InterActive Theater, Main Street Theater, Mildred’s Umbrella, Miller Outdoor Theatre, Stages Repertory Theatre, Texas Repertory Theatre, Theatre Suburbia, Theatre Under The Stars, Upstage Theatre and Voices Breaking Boundaries.
Performance information is available on the Houston Arts Alliance’s Web site at www.HoustonArtsAlliance.com and reservations can be made online through a national ticketing Web site at www.freenightoftheater.net.
Tickets will be made available Oct. 5.
The program began in 2005 in Austin, Philadelphia and San Francisco. Now it is in more than 120 cities across the country.
With a goal of attracting new audiences, Theatre Communications Group expects to offer 100,000 free tickets to theater companies this year. More than 65,000 tickets were distributed in 2008.
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