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Parson’s Nose Theater is happy to offer our patrons a discounted subscription for our upcoming season! What do you get for being a Subscriber?

Discounts! Up to 20% off Single Ticket prices!
Free exchange of tickets! (subject to availability)
$3 off additional single tickets bought by subscriber
An Eden Gardens Discount – Mediterranean Dining right next door!
Special Subscriber Only events throughout the year

Which Subscription is Right for You?

Our “5 Play” subscription gets you a ticket to every Major Production AND Readers’ Theater performance
Adults: $116/person, Seniors: $92/person, Students: $64/person

Our “3 Play” subscription gets you a ticket only to our 3 Major Productions
Adults: $95/person, Seniors: $68/person, Students: $54/person

How Do You Order?

Decide when you would like to attend each Major Production. For example, a 2nd Saturday subscription will get you a ticket for the second Saturday of the run of each Major Production. For our Readers’ Theater shows, we will assign you to a Saturday seat if you purchase a Saturday package and a Sunday seat if you purchased a Sunday package. Remember: exchanges are free as long as we have availability!

CLICK HERE to Subscribe today or call (626) 403-7667.

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Shakespeare had Elizabeth; Moliere had Louis XIV. We need you! If you enjoy what we do, please consider a donation. Ticket sales can only cover a portion of our costs. PNT has never been in debt in 17 seasons, thanks to you. We are one of the few theaters our size in Los Angeles that pays its artists, not what they deserve, to be sure, but above the Actors Equity minimum. Your donation allows us to pay artists and our overhead and still keep our programs available to all members of the community.

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