The Yale Repertory Theatre is offering the following special ticket offers to members of the University community.
For faculty (current and emeriti) and staff: The Yale Flex Pass is valid for six tickets during the season, which can be redeemed in any combination. This allows theater-goers to choose which plays to see and when to see them. Yale Flex passes are priced at $120 for six tickets -- a savings of up to 60% over single ticket prices. Yale Flex Passes are available throughout the season, so anyone who uses up all six tickets can always purchase another Yale Flex Pass.
For students: There are two options. A Six-Play Student Pass lets students see each of the season's six plays for only $12 each. Unused Student Pass tickets may not be applied to different productions.
The Student Flex Pass is valid for either four or six tickets during the season. Students can choose which plays to see and when to see them, for as little as $15 a ticket, and if they use up all their tickets, they can purchase another Student Flex Pass.
For information, call (203) 432-1234, visit the website at www.yalerep.org, or drop by the Yale Rep box office at 1120 Chapel St. (at York). (See related story).
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