Pre-pandemic:
Nonmusicals: $6 presale/$8 at the door
Musicals: $8 presale/$10 at the door
Next Year:
Nonmusicals: $8 presale/$10 at the door
Musicals: $10 presale/$14 at the door
Seniors always pay the presale price because not all s dips are good with technology. Also, our students have the opportunity to buy presale tickets at lunc the week of the show for the presale price, so they pay the at the door price if they don't buy early. All other students get to always pay the presale price. I hope that's not too confusing!
My prices were slated to go up this year even before the pandemic. I had researched other area schools and found our prices were lower than everyone else's.
On top of that I have to give free tickets to all people in our collective bargaining unit (it's in their contract) and their families. I extend that voluntarily to all school employees (because people in the CBA make more than the rest of the staff, and I feel it's discriminatory not to). As a result, my profits on shows are VERY slim.
Hope this helps!
Ray
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Raymond Palasz
Auditorium Director/Director of Theatre
Munster High School
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Original Message:
Sent: 05-26-2021 19:26
From: Kristen Friesen
Subject: Admission
Hi, friends! My school (Waverly High School) is evaluating the admission charge for shows, and I am tasked with finding out what other schools do. Can you share with me the cost of admission and any discounts (senior citizens, kids under a certain age, student with activities passes, teachers, etc) that you offer? Please and thank you!
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