Syracuse Stage sets aside a limited number of tickets (76 total) for the M&T Bank Pay-What-You-Will Program. Tickets are available for performances March 29 - April 2 while supplies last.

Pay-what-you-will tickets must be claimed in person at the Box Office, 820 E. Genesee St., Syracuse, or by phone, 315.443.3275, on the day of the desired performance, subject to availability.

Box Office hours:

Wed - Fri, 10 am-7:30 pm

Saturday, 12 pm-7:30 pm

Sunday, 12 pm-2 pm

Limit of 4 tickets per person.

Locally owned businesses will set up in the Syracuse Stage lobby during the April 1 and 2 matinee performances. Come early to discover some of the best art, styles, and treats in Central New York. Participating vendors:

Aú Mélange: Cleanse, nourish and restore! Toss out the toxins and dive deep into the rejuvenating oils of Aú Mélange.

Better Brittle: West African style peanut and coconut brittles made in small batches in Syracuse.

Diane Schenandoah: Indigenous arts

Soul Love Candle Co: Magical soy wax candles and wax melts adorned with crystal.

Room to Improve: Home décor and gift shop in Minoa.

Styles by Bellamy: Women’s clothing and jewelry

April 2, @ 1:00 PM
April 8, @ 1:00 PM
April 13, @ 6:30 PM

(free for ticket holders)
A pre-show discussion one hour prior to curtain.

April 5, @1 PM

Chris Woodworth is an Associate Professor of Theatre at Hobart & William Smith Colleges. Her most recent work is a public history project, exploring the 128-year old Smith Opera House in Geneva, NY through history tours, blog posts, community-based site-specific performances, and a YouTube series. Woodworth is coeditor of Working in the Wings: New Perspectives on Theatre History and Labor. Her scholarship has appeared in Theatre Symposium, Theatre History Studies, Theatre Annual, and several edited collections. In addition to her scholarly work, she is a director and playwright. For more information on her artistry and scholarship, visit www.thisworldofyes.com.

April 2, @ after the 7:30 performance

After seeing the show, bring your questions to a post-show discussion led by a member of Stage’s artistic staff with the show’s creative team. Talkbacks are included with your purchase of the evening’s performance. (free for ticket holders)