The Alliance Theatre Lab is proud to offer its
2010 Season Tickets
2010 Season Tickets
Single Tickets
General Admission: $25.00
Senior Admission: $15.00
Student Admission: $15.00
Four-Show Tickets:
General Admission: $25.00
Senior Admission: $15.00
Student Admission: $15.00
Four-Show Tickets:
The four-show pass includes a ticket to the last show of 2009, Sexual Perversity in Chicago by David Mamet, as well as tickets to all of the Alliance Theatre Lab's productions for 2010: Orphans by Lyle Kessler, Coyote on a Fence by Bruce Graham, and The House of Yes by Wendy MacLeod.
General Admission: $90.00
Senior Admission: $50.00
Student Admission: $50.00
Three-Show Tickets:
The three-show pass is devoted to the Alliance Theatre Lab's 2010 season. It includes tickets to Orphans by Lyle Kessler, Coyote on a Fence by Bruce Graham, and The House of Yes by Wendy MacLeod.
General Admission: $65.00
Senior Admission: $35.00
Student Admission: $35.00
Sexual Perversity in Chicago
by David MametNovember 5 - 22, 2009
“Sexual Perversity” follows the love affair of Danny and Deborah, twenty-somethings whose awkward fumblings toward love are poisoned by the advice and commentary of Bernie and Joan, their respective best friends. Mamet forces us to examine our society’s attitudes toward love and romance, where the idea of a stable, committed relationship has become a modern-day perversity.
Orphans
by Lyle Kessler
March 18 - April 4, 2010
First produced by the famed Steppenwolf Theatre, Orphans is the story of two brothers - Phillip, a wildchild naïf whose illiteracy and innocence belie a feral intelligence; and Treat, a switchblade-wielding thief who manipulates his brother into remaining dependent on him. Into this den of dysfunction comes Harold, a not-so-legitimate businessman who takes the "Dead End Kids" under his tutelage. At its core, Orphans is a warped father-and-son story, with all of the realism and none of the saccharine.
Coyote on a Fence
by Bruce Graham
June 10 - 27, 2010
In June, the Alliance presents the south Florida premiere of Coyote on a Fence by Bruce Graham This "thought-provoking work about man's inhumanity to man" (The Stage) examines capital punishment through the differing viewpoints of two death-row inmates. John, a well-educated liberal who rages against the practice that will end his life at the point of a hypodermic needle, gets a new cell-mate: Bobby, an unabashed racist and anti-Semite who looks at his execution as the gateway to the God who told him to kill.
The House of Yes
by Wendy MacLeod
November 4 - 21, 2010
Novemebr brings the American cult classic The Hosue of Yes by Wendy MacLeod.
"...A fascinating blend of frivolous family politics and menacing political allegory....It is wickedly funny, disturbing and vividly written....MacLeod writes funny, frightening dialogue, and she touches the nerve of our cozy, vicarious involvement with acts of public violence" --San Francisco Chronicle
"Gripping, funny and worth its reputation." --Time Out, London
"MacLeod gets us there with a fertile and original screwball voice that puts her in a league with such erudite young satirists of America's privileged class as Nicky Silver and Richard Greenberg." --Newsday
