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Season package includes: John Proctor Is the Villain / Frozen / Primary Trust / Dear Evan Hansen
Event Details
Accessibility - Polk Theater
- There is no elevator access to Grand Tier level.
- Wheelchair accessible seating is located at the back of the orchestra level.
- All non-accessible seating requires taking stairs.
- Opening captioning and ASL interpretation are available during the Saturday, December 12, 2026, 2 PM performance.
- TPAC is an accessible facility with a variety of services. Visit our Accessible Services page for more information.
Ticket Delivery
- Please note all tickets for TPAC events are fully digital and accessible via your mobile device through our TPAC Concierge Mobile App. A mobile ticket is the safest, most convenient, and flexible way to receive and manage your tickets while increasing protection against fraud.
- Will call tickets will be available at TPAC's Jackson Hall Box Office, located inside the lobby off of 6th Avenue. A valid photo ID is required to pick up tickets.
- TPAC is not responsible for tickets purchased through the secondary market.
Lap Tickets
Lap tickets will be available for children who have not yet celebrated their 2nd birthday. Lap tickets will be available at the box office for $15 per person beginning 60 minutes before the performance.
Group Sales
Groups of 10+ save $10 plus reduced handling fees. Additional savings for larger groups of 20-30 or more. Special student pricing also available. To request group tickets, fill out the Group Sales request form.
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John Proctor Is the Villain
What if the villain is not who we thought? In this biting dramatic comedy, a high school English class reexamines The Crucible and sparks a reckoning. As teenage girls debate John Proctor’s morality, their conversations expose uncomfortable truths about consent, credibility, and the stories society chooses to protect. From Kimberly Belflower comes a smart, timely, and deeply human play that asks, who benefits when we call someone a hero?
Primary Trust
Winner of the 2024 Pulitzer Prize for Drama, Primary Trust by Eboni Booth, is a humorous, tender and deeply moving story about friendship, change, and the courage to begin again. Kenneth lives a simple, predictable life, working at a bookstore by day and spending evenings with his best friend at a local bar. But when an unexpected layoff upends his routine, Kenneth is forced to step beyond the safety of what he knows. Gentle, funny, and deeply human, Primary Trust explores loneliness, imagination, and the courage to build genuine connections and thrive in one’s life.
Dear Evan Hansen
Winner of six Tony Awards, including Best Musical, Dear Evan Hansen follows a socially anxious high school senior who has always felt invisible until a misunderstanding thrusts him into the spotlight, capturing the raw experience of being a teenager in the digital age. As one small lie spirals into something much bigger, Evan must decide who he wants to be and how to tell the truth. Deeply moving and achingly contemporary, Dear Evan Hansen explores connection, belonging, and the cost of being seen.