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Thursday, February 05, 2026
'Go See A Show' Offers Discounted Tickets to Participating Pittsburgh-Area Theaters
onstagepittsburgh.com: Go See a Show, a regional initiative currently involving nearly 20 producing theater companies, is underway, offering discounts to performances and aiming to “reenergize local audiences and celebrate the enduring impact of live theater.”
1 comment:
Max A
said...
This is really great news for me! I love living in a city with such a vibrant theatre scene, but a big hurdle for me is having to pick and choose what I want due to price. I’m seeing Enemy of the People tomorrow at Pittsburgh Public because of the college discount night. I’m definitely going to pin this website and use it to check for affordable theatre nearby. On the actual website, there’s a whole host of discounts - $5, $10 off, 20% discounts, etc. This is also something that could help me plan for the future by offering very specific discount dates months in the future, which is helpful because saying “I want to go see a show” can sometimes be harder with an overwhelming amount of options. Organizing everything by discount date and price makes the overall process of selection easier, and planning something so far in advance also makes me more likely to go see shows in the first place.
1 comment:
This is really great news for me! I love living in a city with such a vibrant theatre scene, but a big hurdle for me is having to pick and choose what I want due to price. I’m seeing Enemy of the People tomorrow at Pittsburgh Public because of the college discount night. I’m definitely going to pin this website and use it to check for affordable theatre nearby. On the actual website, there’s a whole host of discounts - $5, $10 off, 20% discounts, etc. This is also something that could help me plan for the future by offering very specific discount dates months in the future, which is helpful because saying “I want to go see a show” can sometimes be harder with an overwhelming amount of options. Organizing everything by discount date and price makes the overall process of selection easier, and planning something so far in advance also makes me more likely to go see shows in the first place.
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