$50 for an Annual Membership to The Flea Theater ($100 Value)
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- Drama Desk and Obie Award-winning theater company
- No booking or convenience fees
- Discounts at Tribeca restaurants
- Celebrity actors
Watching live theater is like interviewing for a job: though multiple costume changes can be distracting, there's nothing a fake British accent can't fix. Witness the magic of the stage with today's Groupon: for $50, you get a yearlong membership to The Flea Theater (a $100 value).
The Flea Theater exalts off-off-Broadway experimentation by producing original and new works from emerging and established playwrights while hosting series, festivals and programs for artists throughout the year. Over the past 15 years, eyes have widened at works by established playwright and screenwriter Adam Rapp and edgy performances from Marisa Tomei, while others have tracked the skyrocketing success of choreographer Sarah East Johnson and other toddling innovators. A 40-seat black box and a 74-seat flexible theater house up to four events and one séance daily on The Flea's packed schedule, which adds to visiting performances with a rotating constellation of rising stars from resident company The Bats, Hollywood and Broadway legends like Sigourney Weaver, Bebe Neuwirth, and Andre DeShields, as well as music and dance powerhouses like Kathleen Supove and Nina Winthrop. This season, The NY Goofs conduct a workshop and perform the eight-stooge riot Water For Clowns (August 4–14) in August, a remount of the Obie Award–winning political comedy Invasion! lands in September and stays until the audience surrenders, and in November, She Kills Monsters arrives, directed by the co-artistic directors of Brooklyn's Vampire Cowboys Theater Company.
Membership at the $100 level sidesteps ticket troubles with guaranteed availability, VIP advance sales notices and reservations, last-minute exchanges for any show, and no booking or convenience fees. Exclusive discounts both at the theater and at select Tribeca restaurants provide a cultural double-header that’s great for date night, and two complimentary drinks from the theater bar at each show negate the need to travel with a purse flask or hip keg.
- Drama Desk and Obie Award-winning theater company
- No booking or convenience fees
- Discounts at Tribeca restaurants
- Celebrity actors
Watching live theater is like interviewing for a job: though multiple costume changes can be distracting, there's nothing a fake British accent can't fix. Witness the magic of the stage with today's Groupon: for $50, you get a yearlong membership to The Flea Theater (a $100 value).
The Flea Theater exalts off-off-Broadway experimentation by producing original and new works from emerging and established playwrights while hosting series, festivals and programs for artists throughout the year. Over the past 15 years, eyes have widened at works by established playwright and screenwriter Adam Rapp and edgy performances from Marisa Tomei, while others have tracked the skyrocketing success of choreographer Sarah East Johnson and other toddling innovators. A 40-seat black box and a 74-seat flexible theater house up to four events and one séance daily on The Flea's packed schedule, which adds to visiting performances with a rotating constellation of rising stars from resident company The Bats, Hollywood and Broadway legends like Sigourney Weaver, Bebe Neuwirth, and Andre DeShields, as well as music and dance powerhouses like Kathleen Supove and Nina Winthrop. This season, The NY Goofs conduct a workshop and perform the eight-stooge riot Water For Clowns (August 4–14) in August, a remount of the Obie Award–winning political comedy Invasion! lands in September and stays until the audience surrenders, and in November, She Kills Monsters arrives, directed by the co-artistic directors of Brooklyn's Vampire Cowboys Theater Company.
Membership at the $100 level sidesteps ticket troubles with guaranteed availability, VIP advance sales notices and reservations, last-minute exchanges for any show, and no booking or convenience fees. Exclusive discounts both at the theater and at select Tribeca restaurants provide a cultural double-header that’s great for date night, and two complimentary drinks from the theater bar at each show negate the need to travel with a purse flask or hip keg.