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MOVIN' OUT
SINGLE TICKETS
April 15-17, 2008
Robinson Center Music Hall
NOW ON SALE
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Celebrity Attractions is pleased to
announce that Starving Artist Café
is the preferred restaurant for MOVIN OUT. They will have a special SHOW
MENU prior to each evening performance. Reservations must be made 48 hours
in advance! To make your reservation today please call 372-7976
To see the show menu
click
here! |
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Special Notice: This production utilizes strobe
lighting effects and is recommended for mature audiences. |
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WHERE TO PURCHASE TICKETS |
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Celebrity Attractions
Ticket Office Hours:
Mon-Fri - 9:00 am - 4:00 pm
Call (501)244-8800
BUY TICKET NOW
In person, Celebrity
Attractions:
300 S Spring, Suite
100
Little Rock, AR 72201
To buy online click here
www.ticketmaster.com
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TICKET PRICES |
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SECTION |
TUE |
WED |
THU |
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7:30 |
7:30 |
7:30 |
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Orchestra A-V |
$54 |
$54 |
$54 |
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Mezzanine A-I |
$54 |
$54 |
$54 |
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Mezzanine J-P |
$48 |
$48 |
$48 |
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Balcony A-G |
$48 |
$48 |
$48 |
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Balcony H-M |
$34 |
$34 |
$34 |
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Balcony N-R |
$20 |
$20 |
$20 |
| Handling fees may apply |
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| SHOW SCHEDULE |
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| Apr. 15,
Tuesday 7:30 pm |
Want to see
a detailed version of this seating map?
click here |
| Apr. 16,
Wednesday 7:30 pm |
| Apr. 17,
Thursday 7:30
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Run Time 1 hour 55 minutes with one intermission |
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| AWARDS |
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Awards:
Tony® Awards
2003 Tony Award®
Best Choreography
Twyla Tharp [winner]
2003 Tony Award®
Best Orchestrations
Billy Joel & Stuart Malina [winner] |
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ASKED QUESTIONS |
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Is this appropriate for children?
Special Notice: This production utilizes strobe
lighting effects and is recommended for mature audiences.
Due to the depiction of war and adult themes,
Celebrity
Attractions recommends MOVIN’ OUT for audiences 15 years and
older.
This is only to be used as a suggestion for you and your
child. Each child is different and attending this show
should be decided by the parent or guardian.
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What should I wear?
All types of
clothing are represented. Some theatre-goers use these nights as a chance to
dress up; expect to see people clad in dressy attire ranging from formal to
semi-formal. Others come directly from work and end up at the theatre in
business casual, casual or even jeans.
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When should I arrive?
Always aim for
arriving at least thirty minutes before the show begins. The theatre
doors will not open until thirty minutes before the show starts, but you can
browse the merchandise and enjoy concessions in the lobby until the doors to
the theatre open.
If you are late, every show has a hold policy; latecomers are seated
at the discretion of the production's guidelines. Some shows hold latecomers
as long as twenty minutes after the curtain raises. This isn't intended as
cruel to the latecomer, it is to respect the attention of those patrons who
arrived early or on time. As they try to focus on the beginning (and
crucial) part of the show, latecomers could distract their attention.
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Does my child need a ticket if he/she sits on my lap?
Yes.
The ticket policy states "every person must have a ticket."
This is a very common policy for Performing Arts Theatres all
over the country. Some venues, such as arenas or outdoor
amphitheaters, will sometimes allow children under the age of
two to sit on the accompanying adults lap. This is
mostly due to the seating capacity of their facilities (i.e.
Robinson Center seats 2583 vs average size arena seats 11,800).
Also, it is common courtesy not to talk or make noise at Performing Arts
events, unlike arenas where there is talking, yelling, clapping, people are
up and down, etc... |
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