Student Matinees
Student Matinee Specifics
STUDENT MATINEE COST: $12 per student.
PERFORMANCE LENGTH: Running times vary, but all matinees will be finished by 1:00 pm to allow adequate time for bus departure.
RESERVATIONS: To place an order for a Student Matinee please call Group Sales at Proctors at 518•382•3884 x139.
SCHOLARSHIPS: If individual students or schools are in need of scholarship support to make attendance at a Capital Rep performance possible, we will try to work together with the school to help facilitate attendance. Please contact the Education Program Manager, for a Request for Assistance Form at 518•382•3884 x168.
CHAPERONES: For every 15 students, one complimentary adult ticket is provided.
Romance! True Love! And all of the twists and turns of Jane Austen’s most popular love story fill the stage in this delightful new adaptation.
Five acclaimed actors bring Elizabeth Bennett, Mr. Darcy and all of the characters of Jane Austen’s classic romance to life with the author’s actual words, but the fourth wall shatters when the cast Googles, Tweets and engages the audience. Jane Austen herself may pay a visit and patrons might get to ask her a question while falling in love all over again with the eligible young ladies of the Bennett household and their long line of suitors!
This play is will feature the critically acclaimed cast and director of The Chester Theatre Company's production of Summer 2010.
All the pleasure of Frank Capra’s classic movie – in only 70 minutes!
Based on the film, here’s the story of George Bailey, the good guy who comes to see himself as others do while confronting terrible hardship at the hand of Mr. Potter. You’ll meet the whole gang – Jimmy Stewart’s George Bailey, Donna Reed's Mary Hatch, town floozy Violet Bick and of course, Clarence, the endearing angel who needs wings.
"It's A Wonderful Life" is an annual tradition, so bring the whole family to experience the iconic residents of Bedford Falls portrayed in a creative, tour de force performance!
Sex, guilt and bold accusations permeate this provocative new tale from multiple Award-winning playwright David Mamet.
This gripping play tackles America’s most controversial topic with the brilliant language that only Mamet can bring to the stage. Two lawyers find themselves defending a wealthy white executive charged with raping a black woman and when a new legal assistant gets involved in the case, the opinions that boil beneath explode to the surface.
When David Mamet turns the spotlight on what we think but can’t say, dangerous truths are revealed and no punches are spared. “Race, like sex, is a subject on which it is near impossible to tell the truth.” - David Mamet.
Contains explicit sexual language and adult subject matter.
In the stylish world of 1964 Manhattan, beloved newspaper columnist Emma Woodhouse is still single and about to turn 30. As her father urges her to marry, and her editor urges her to toe the line, she begins to transform her household advice column into a platform for change.
In a Helen Gurley Brown inspired move, Emma recruits her first ‘Single Girl’ and vows to overhaul her life, setting into motion a chain of events that culminates in hilarious calamity. Filled with the bright spirit of the early 1960’s, Single Girls Guide is delightfully inspired by Jane Austen’s novel, Emma.
Raw and electrifying, RED, John Logan’s sizzling play ignites the worlds of art and commerce.
Iconoclastic Mark Rothko, the misanthropic abstract-expressionist painter, confronts his decision to accept a lucrative commercial commission. Extolling the virtues of his art as “expressing the big emotions – tragedy, ecstasy, and doom,” Rothko drills his new assistant about the dangers of selling out and as they work together, the roles of student and teacher reverse, forcing Rothko to face his own demons about reality and his ultimate place in the pantheon of great artists.
Starring Broadway Leading Man, Kevin McGuire, as Mark Rothko
Winner of Drama Desk Award for Outstanding Play and 6 Tony Awards®, including Best Play 2010.