It is official! Tickets have even been Purchased already! Hurray!
Single Session Tickets and Festival Passes (admission to all six performance sessions) are now available at the Broadway Center Box Office:
253.591.5894 or Toll Free 1.800.291.7593
https://www.choicesecure01.net/mainapp/eventschedule.aspx?clientid=broadwaycenter&prod=AACTF
IMPORTANT TIPS:
Tip #1: Festival Passes (admission to all six performance sessions)are not available online and need to be purchased over the phone. 253.591.5894
Tip #2: The Broadway Center, like many Performing Arts Centers, uses a centralized service to manage their online ticket purchasing. This means SERVICE CHARGES! While buying online is convenient, it will also mean that a $7 ticket may cost you as much as $11. That can add up quick! There's not much we can do about it. For that reason we emphatically recommend that you purchase your tickets over the phone unless you are just buying one or two session tickets.
Friday, May 29, 2009
Friday, May 22, 2009
GROUP RATE ON GROUND TRANSPORT SHUTTLE!!!!
ANNOUNCING: Special Festival Rate for Ground Transportation to Tacoma Dome Best Western and the LaQuinta Hotel in Tacoma from Sea-Tac Airport!(It will be on our website soon!)
Capital Aeroporter
Rate: $40.00 Round Trip, $25.00 for one person one-way
Discount Good for transport June 21 - 28
Button Code: AACT
web site: www.capair.com
telephone contact: 1-800-962-3579.
e-mail: customerservice@capair.com.
It is recommended that you make your reservations 1 to 2 weeks in advance of your trip.
Payment with a Credit Card when making your reservation is recommended.
If you book together in a group it is even cheaper, but you must book at the same time not individually.
If Reserving On-line: enter the Web Site, click on the Reservations Button and type the letters “AACT” in the ID Box at the bottom of the Page. You will then see a customized page for AACTFest ’09, and where payment type is required to make the reservation.
Finding Capital Aeroporter at Sea-Tac Airport : Check in at Capital Aeroporter’s counter - located at Door “00” which is on the Baggage Claim Level of the main terminal. From your baggage carousel stay inside and proceed to beyond Baggage Carousel #1, and follow to the end of the building.
Capital Aeroporter
Rate: $40.00 Round Trip, $25.00 for one person one-way
Discount Good for transport June 21 - 28
Button Code: AACT
web site: www.capair.com
telephone contact: 1-800-962-3579.
e-mail: customerservice@capair.com.
It is recommended that you make your reservations 1 to 2 weeks in advance of your trip.
Payment with a Credit Card when making your reservation is recommended.
If you book together in a group it is even cheaper, but you must book at the same time not individually.
If Reserving On-line: enter the Web Site, click on the Reservations Button and type the letters “AACT” in the ID Box at the bottom of the Page. You will then see a customized page for AACTFest ’09, and where payment type is required to make the reservation.
Finding Capital Aeroporter at Sea-Tac Airport : Check in at Capital Aeroporter’s counter - located at Door “00” which is on the Baggage Claim Level of the main terminal. From your baggage carousel stay inside and proceed to beyond Baggage Carousel #1, and follow to the end of the building.
Tuesday, May 12, 2009
SNAPPING TOURS Part III: In the Steps of The Audience
When we left our scenic tour, we were somewhere in the bowels of the Pantages Theatre, amongst dressing rooms, sub-basements and places where cast and crew will dwell. But not everyone who attends AACTFest in Tacoma will have such a windowless view. Let's return to Broadway (the street, in Tacoma) and follow the steps of the audience . . .
The Audience and Festival Attendees will enter the Pantages Theatre Lobby through these doors, and enter the newly renovated Pantages Lobby, completed in a capital upgrade just three years ago.
The Pantages Lobby (once marred by a carbuncle of a staircase in the middle of it) is spacious enough to accomodate private events and public gathering in and of itself. For AACTFest '09, the Lobby will become an exhibition hall, featuring over a dozen purveyors of theatrical supplies and services including Music Theatre International, Theatrical Rights World Wide, Dramatic Publishing, Rosco, Great American Market (GAM), Apollo Design Inc., SECOA, Manhattan Tour & Travel, Select Entertainment and more . . . Stop in on Wednesday between 11am and 1pm and get a bite of lunch and visit one-on-one with the Exhibitors!
Later in the week, part of this space will be turned into the display area for the Design Exhibition. Of course, like any Lobby it has the traditional accoutrements, Bathrooms (including handicapped accessible), Historical Displays, and Concessions!
Just a few steps up the Grand Staircase (and accessible by elevator as well!) and you will be in the Mezzanine Lobby which is where the AACT Endowment Silent Auction will be Wednesday through Saturday. Endowment funds help defray the cost to participating companies to travel to AACTFests, so check out the great items for bidding!
Through these doors await Twelve Terrific Performances by your colleagues from around the nation (and beyond) in an experience that is bound to be memory making. Have you registered yet? Bought your tickets yet? Don't forget! Be sure and register online at www.aactfest09.org. Single Tickets and Festival Passes for AACTFest will be on sale through the Broadway Center Box Office by the end of May. Keep an eye out at www.broadwaycenter.org for the announcement of tickets ON SALE.
Coming soon on SNAPPING TOURS: Oh, the Other Places We'll Be!
The Audience and Festival Attendees will enter the Pantages Theatre Lobby through these doors, and enter the newly renovated Pantages Lobby, completed in a capital upgrade just three years ago.
The Pantages Lobby (once marred by a carbuncle of a staircase in the middle of it) is spacious enough to accomodate private events and public gathering in and of itself. For AACTFest '09, the Lobby will become an exhibition hall, featuring over a dozen purveyors of theatrical supplies and services including Music Theatre International, Theatrical Rights World Wide, Dramatic Publishing, Rosco, Great American Market (GAM), Apollo Design Inc., SECOA, Manhattan Tour & Travel, Select Entertainment and more . . . Stop in on Wednesday between 11am and 1pm and get a bite of lunch and visit one-on-one with the Exhibitors!
Later in the week, part of this space will be turned into the display area for the Design Exhibition. Of course, like any Lobby it has the traditional accoutrements, Bathrooms (including handicapped accessible), Historical Displays, and Concessions!
Just a few steps up the Grand Staircase (and accessible by elevator as well!) and you will be in the Mezzanine Lobby which is where the AACT Endowment Silent Auction will be Wednesday through Saturday. Endowment funds help defray the cost to participating companies to travel to AACTFests, so check out the great items for bidding!
Through these doors await Twelve Terrific Performances by your colleagues from around the nation (and beyond) in an experience that is bound to be memory making. Have you registered yet? Bought your tickets yet? Don't forget! Be sure and register online at www.aactfest09.org. Single Tickets and Festival Passes for AACTFest will be on sale through the Broadway Center Box Office by the end of May. Keep an eye out at www.broadwaycenter.org for the announcement of tickets ON SALE.Coming soon on SNAPPING TOURS: Oh, the Other Places We'll Be!
Monday, May 11, 2009
WE HAVE TWELVE!
Performance Session A – Wednesday, June 24 at 1:30pm
Region Vb : KS: A.R.T.S., Inc, Topeka, Lemonade
Region VIII: CA: Chino Community Theatre, Chino, Scooter Thomas Makes It to the Top of the World
Performance Session B – Wednesday, June 24 at 7:30pm
Region I: MA: Arlington Friends of the Drama, Arlington, How I Learned To Drive
Region II: NY: M&M Productions Acting Company, inc., Amawalk, Gornisht
Performance Session C – Thursday, June 25 at 1:30pm
Region VII: CO: Main Street Players, Littleton, Eleemosynary
Region Va: SD:Aberdeen Community Theatre, Aberdeen,How to Talk Minnesotan: The Musical
Performance Session D – Friday, June 26 at 1:30pm
Region IVb: FL: Theatre A La Carte, Tallahassee, Nine
Region IVa: MS: Starkville Community Theatre, Starkville, Catfish Moon
Performance Session E – Friday, June 26 at 7:30pm
Region IX: WA: Driftwood Players, Edmonds, Minnesota Moon
Region III: IN: South Bend Civic Theatre, South Bend, Intimate Apparel
Performance Session F – Saturday, June 27 at 7:30pm
Region VI: OK: Poteet Theatre - Arts @ St. Luke's, Oklahoma City, John and Jen
Region X: AE: SHAPE Performing Arts Centre, Belgium, Hold Me
Region Vb : KS: A.R.T.S., Inc, Topeka, Lemonade
Region VIII: CA: Chino Community Theatre, Chino, Scooter Thomas Makes It to the Top of the World
Performance Session B – Wednesday, June 24 at 7:30pm
Region I: MA: Arlington Friends of the Drama, Arlington, How I Learned To Drive
Region II: NY: M&M Productions Acting Company, inc., Amawalk, Gornisht
Performance Session C – Thursday, June 25 at 1:30pm
Region VII: CO: Main Street Players, Littleton, Eleemosynary
Region Va: SD:Aberdeen Community Theatre, Aberdeen,How to Talk Minnesotan: The Musical
Performance Session D – Friday, June 26 at 1:30pm
Region IVb: FL: Theatre A La Carte, Tallahassee, Nine
Region IVa: MS: Starkville Community Theatre, Starkville, Catfish Moon
Performance Session E – Friday, June 26 at 7:30pm
Region IX: WA: Driftwood Players, Edmonds, Minnesota Moon
Region III: IN: South Bend Civic Theatre, South Bend, Intimate Apparel
Performance Session F – Saturday, June 27 at 7:30pm
Region VI: OK: Poteet Theatre - Arts @ St. Luke's, Oklahoma City, John and Jen
Region X: AE: SHAPE Performing Arts Centre, Belgium, Hold Me
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