The Deal

• Season tickets to Mirvish’s 2016–17 season
• Includes seven performances

Performance Day and Price Options

Tuesday, Wednesday, or Thursday Evenings:

• $620 for seating in the front orchestra or front dress circle ($771 value)
• $520 for seating in the rear orchestra or mid dress circle ($604 value)
• $340 for seating in the rear dress circle or front balcony ($524 value)

Friday Evenings:

• $680 seating in the front orchestra or front dress circle ($836 value)
• $575 for seating in the rear orchestra or mid dress circle ($634 value)
• $390 for seating in the rear dress circle or front balcony ($544 value)
• $209 for seating in the rear balcony ($355 value)

Saturday Matinees, Saturday Evenings, or Sunday Matinees:

• $700 seating in the front orchestra or front dress circle ($918 value)
• $600 for seating in the rear orchestra or mid dress circle ($748 value)
• $400 for seating in the rear dress circle or front balcony ($613 value)
• $239 for seating in the rear balcony ($416 value)

Mirvish 2016–17 Season

• November–December 2016: The 7 Fingers Cuisine & Confessions: an acrobatic exploration of sound, smell, touch, and taste from the world-renowned circus The 7 Fingers
• November–December 2016: Come from Away: a new musical by Tony-nominated director Christopher Ashley about the ways a tiny Newfoundland town opened its heart to strangers in the wake of the September 11 tragedies
• January–February 2017: The Audience: a play by British playwright Peter Morgan that dramatizes the weekly meetings between Queen Elizabeth II and her prime ministers; Helen Mirren won several awards for originating the role of Elizabeth.
• February–April 2017: The Bodyguard: stage version of the 1992 flick starring Whitney Houston and Kevin Costner, in which former Secret Service agent Frank Farmer discovers that protecting a famous singer is much different than protecting the president.
• March–April 2017: Mrs. Henderson Presents: a musical based on the 2006 comedy film based on the true story of London’s Windmill Theatre and how its owner, Laura Henderson, exploited Lord Chamberlain’s censorship laws to put on bawdy shows (contains nudity).
• April–May 2017: Strictly Ballroom: an original musical based on the 1992 Baz Luhrmann film with songs from composers including Sia, David Foster, and Eddie Perfect
• July–August 2017: Beautiful: The Carole King Musical: Featuring songs such as “Will You Love Me Tomorrow” and “I Feel the Earth Move,” this dramatic retelling of the music icon’s life won Tony Awards, Drama Desk Awards, and even a Grammy Award for its soundtrack.