$8 Tickets And Other News
As I mentioned yesterday, all of our summer 2007 musical and dance performances were announced yesterday morning and tickets for those go on sale Saturday, December 2 at 10 a.m.
I'm blown away by the fact that lawn tickets for all of the dance performances are only eight bucks. As a Wolf Trap employee I'm probably a little biased but, regardless, I think the fact that people can throw down a blanket, enjoy their own food and drinks, and catch world class performers like Paul Taylor Dance Company, Doug Varone & Dancers, Trey McIntyre Project, and Pittsburgh Ballet Theatre for that price is pretty amazing. You could stop by our box office and buy two tickets for $16 total (no service charges if you come get them in person!), get a bottle of wine for even less than that, pack up your dinner, and you've got a less-than-$50 evening out (with dinner, drinks, and a show included) for two people in a great outdoor setting.
In other news...
>>>FishBowl DC linked to my post from last week about how I'd like to see The Washington Post start an arts-related blog that would focus on music, dance, film, theatre, etc.
>>>We announced several more Barns shows on Monday morning: John McEuen with his sons, Jonathan & Nathan, Wednesday, January 24 at 8 PM; John Scofield Jazz Trio, Wednesday, April 11 at 8 PM; Guy Clark, Sunday, April 22 at 7:30 PM; Frank Morgan alto sax & George Cables, piano, Wednesday, April 25 at 8 PM. Tickets for all of these new Barns performances go on sale this Friday, November 17 at 10 a.m. through wolftrap.org, 877-WOLFTRAP, or here at The Barns at Wolf Trap box office.
>>>Wolf Trap Radio is currently broadcasting music to highlight shows taking place at The Barns at Wolf Trap. Tune in using your media player of choice from the list on our site.
>>>Kim Witman, Wolf Trap's Director of Opera and Classical Programming, is still out on the road for the opera audition tour and she's blogging throughout her trip on the Wolf Trap Opera blog. She's hit Philadelphia, New York, and Houston so far. San Francisco is up next for Kim, followed by Cincinnati, Chicago, and then right here in Vienna, Virginia.
I'm blown away by the fact that lawn tickets for all of the dance performances are only eight bucks. As a Wolf Trap employee I'm probably a little biased but, regardless, I think the fact that people can throw down a blanket, enjoy their own food and drinks, and catch world class performers like Paul Taylor Dance Company, Doug Varone & Dancers, Trey McIntyre Project, and Pittsburgh Ballet Theatre for that price is pretty amazing. You could stop by our box office and buy two tickets for $16 total (no service charges if you come get them in person!), get a bottle of wine for even less than that, pack up your dinner, and you've got a less-than-$50 evening out (with dinner, drinks, and a show included) for two people in a great outdoor setting.
In other news...
>>>FishBowl DC linked to my post from last week about how I'd like to see The Washington Post start an arts-related blog that would focus on music, dance, film, theatre, etc.
>>>We announced several more Barns shows on Monday morning: John McEuen with his sons, Jonathan & Nathan, Wednesday, January 24 at 8 PM; John Scofield Jazz Trio, Wednesday, April 11 at 8 PM; Guy Clark, Sunday, April 22 at 7:30 PM; Frank Morgan alto sax & George Cables, piano, Wednesday, April 25 at 8 PM. Tickets for all of these new Barns performances go on sale this Friday, November 17 at 10 a.m. through wolftrap.org, 877-WOLFTRAP, or here at The Barns at Wolf Trap box office.
>>>Wolf Trap Radio is currently broadcasting music to highlight shows taking place at The Barns at Wolf Trap. Tune in using your media player of choice from the list on our site.
>>>Kim Witman, Wolf Trap's Director of Opera and Classical Programming, is still out on the road for the opera audition tour and she's blogging throughout her trip on the Wolf Trap Opera blog. She's hit Philadelphia, New York, and Houston so far. San Francisco is up next for Kim, followed by Cincinnati, Chicago, and then right here in Vienna, Virginia.
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