On The Verge
ONLY 18 TICKETS LEFT
for A DOLL’S HOUSE by Henrik Ibsen — 9 for Thursday 23 and 9 for Saturday 25. That’s it. All other performances of this play are sold out. We expect A DOLL’S HOUSE, PART 2 by Lucas Hnath to sell out just as fast, so act now!
read moreSite-specific “Cherry Orchard” shows line between past and future
by Candace Chaney, Contributing Arts Critic. History books tell us that the past is divided into eras, and certain dates and events mark the beginning and end of those eras. But for certain individuals living through history’s pivotal moments, the lines of demarcation between present and future are not so clear… http://www.kentucky.com/entertainment/performing-arts/article85318982.html
read more“I spent an afternoon at a local landmark with immense spaces and loads of history attached…”
We love blogger Kristin Nador’s fresh, insightful post about a visit to Ward Hall.
read moreA glowing review from critic Candace Chaney
Click here to read it. Only a handful of seats remain for the rest of the run — grab yours now,
read moreTime travelling magic used to tell story of Legacy of Light
Click here for the preview in the Lexington Herald Leader
read moreNeed help with tickets?
Need help with our online box office? Call our Box Office Manager at 859 948 2762 and she’ll take care of you. If you’ve received an email confirming your purchase, you’re automatically on the reservation list for the show. Just bring some sort of ID please. You won’t get a printed ticket. And please ignore the notice on the site that says tickets will be shipped after August 1. That’s a weird default setting we can’t change. Thanks and see you at the show.
read moreOpening night sold out
Phil Griffin and Northwestern Mutual have bought the house for a private client appreciation event. A smart way to build relationships and support the arts.
read moreTickets on sale for Legacy of Light
Science, seduction, synchronicity, the whole shebang. Join On The Verge as we explore time, space and the mysteries of the human heart. ArtsPlace in July.
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