What are the Box Office hours?
The Box Office is open Monday through Fridays 10 a.m. to 6 pm. On actual performance days, our hours are 11 a.m. till 4 p.m.
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What is the difference between a $46 seat and a $39 seat?
The Skirball Theatre is divided into three sections (see map). The majority of the seats are at the $46 level. The $39 level is for the 2 seats on either the extreme right or extreme left (although there are a few at that price in the very last row, and behind the sound board on stage left) . Because of how the air conditioning vents have been placed in the theater, however, it may be cooler in these. By and large, they are quite comfortable and the view is unobstructed. There truly is no “bad” viewing from any in the house.
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Are tickets exchangeable?
Only subscribers to L.A. Theatre Works may exchange tickets. Non-subscribers will pay $10 per ticket exchange fee, based on availability.
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Do you give ticket refunds?
No.
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May I donate my tickets back to the theater?
Oftentimes, subscribers who are unable to use their tickets will donate them back to the theatre for the tax benefit. Contact us at (310) 305-7343 to donate your tickets and we will send you a letter acknowledging the value of your contribution for your tax files.
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Does the Box Office charge a handling fee?
Non-subscribers pay a $3 per ticket handling & mailing fee. There is no charge for picking up tickets at Will Call on the evening of the performance. Groups pay a handling & mailing fee of $5.00 for their entire order.
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Do you offer Group Rates?
Yes, group rates are available for parties of 8 or more. For more pricing information, please contact us at (310) 827-0889.
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What are Rush Tickets?
Rush tickets are tickets that are sold 15 minutes prior to show time at a discounted rate. This rate may vary from show to show. We advise that you show up at least ½ hour prior to show time to put your name on the Rush Ticket List. Call the Box Office the day of the performance you wish to attend to check for availability. (310) 827-0889.
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How large is the Skirball Theatre? Is parking available?
The theatre at the Skirball has 330 seats and lends itself well to the intimacy of a radio recording. Parking in the Skirball lot is free in the parking structure and their lot across the street. Because of high volume of weekend visitors,, Saturday patrons are advised to park in the lot across the street.
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If I buy tickets over the internet, how do I know what seats I’m getting?
Currently, our software does not permit the buyer to view his or her exact seats at time of purchase. Be assured, however, that our Box Office selects the best seat for you, based on availability at time of purchase.
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Are assisted listening devices available for me?
Yes. Just ask the staff at the Will Call table and we’ll be glad to assist you. Your credit card or driver’s license will be held in exchange for the headset, and returned to you at the end of the performance.
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Why do all your materials say “Casts are subject to change without notice”?
While we are fortunate to live in a city where there is a great pool of professional talent, we must compete with film and television companies for their services. Agents usually ask that our contract permis the performer to leave our production, if they receive certain offers. We try to give our audience as much notice of this as possible via website, email, and outgoing phone messages.
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Why should I become a Subscriber?
Ticket prices per show are considerably lower for subscribers. Plus, you may exchange tickets within shows without charge. Subscribers receive up to 20% discount on additional ticket purchases as well as purchases from our Audio Collection (perfect for gift-givers). Keep in mind, however, that there is more to L.A. Theatre Works than just “The Play’s The Thing” series. We also do a national outreach to school children and libraries through our “Alive & Aloud” program, as well our “Arts & Children” program which serves underprivileged, at-risk youth in L.A. area after-school programs. Your subscription fee helps support these programs as well!
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I loved the show I saw! When can I hear it on radio?
Most performances are ready for broadcast 3 – 6 months after the recording. It takes this long to properly mix and edit the performances for broadcast.
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Can I purchase a recording of the show I just attended?
Yes. You may pre-order a recording right at your performance. Speak to one of the theater staff or contact our Audio Sales department at (310) 827-0808, x. 224.
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Where can I listen to your shows on radio?
In L.A., you may listen to L.A. Theatre Works on KPCC (89.3 FM) on Saturday evenings at 10 p.m. KPCC also streams our weekly broadcast for one week after its original airing at http://www.scpr.org/programs/latw/In Ventura County, you may listen to us on KCLU (89.9) on Sunday evenings at 7 pm. XM Satellite Radio subscribers will find us on the Sonic Theatre Channel. If you live elsewhere in the country, please contact your public radio station and ask them to carry “The Play’s The Thing” in your area. For a complete list of radio stations, please click here.
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