PRIDE NIGHT @ Chance Theater to see Shakespeare's "The Bed Trick"

WE'RE GETTING OUR CULTURE ON! Let's go to this Shakespeare production of Bed Trick @ my favorite local theater, The Chance on PRIDE NIGHT! It is owned by an LGBTQ ally whose mother is a member of SMWSLT. I am a theater member and have seen many plays there before and have never been disappointed.

We will meet for dinner beforehand. Please see separate meetup event and RSVP there if you want to join us.

TICKETS: Members: Free, Non-members: $36 (30% group discount)
We have 20 reserved seats. If you want to sit with us, CLICK HERE to buy your Non-Member or reserve your member ticket. Members must go through the payment process and use the code MEMBER TO GET YOUR FREE MEMBER TICKET!

If our SMWSLT tickets are sold out on the LG site, you can still go directly through the box office and say you are with Jody's meetup group to see if you can still get the group 30% discount. Also, don't pay attention to the RSVP count here on meetup to determine whether there are tickets left with our group because some people may have signed up here but are coming separately with friends.

You can always go on another day if this date does not work for you. It goes from Sept. 11 to 27th.
CHANCE BOX OFFICE TO PURCHASE TICKETS FOR ANOTHER DATE
Box office: (888) 455-4212

Many of us are members of the theater. For
$15-20/month, you get tickets to the entire season plus other benefits like a free drink while you're there and various readings. Besides being a good deal, it helps them get their grant funding.
CLICK HERE TO LEARN MORE ABOUT MEMBERSHIP!

CLICK HERE TO WATCH VIDEO FROM CHANCE ABOUT BED TRICKS

ABOUT
Shakespeare’s infamous “bed trick” from All’s Well That Ends Well gets a bold and frisky remix in this comic college romp. When deception and desire collide, three friends are forced to navigate the messy, hilarious, and sometimes shocking consequences of choices, crushes, and consent. From unexpected hookups to tangled friendships, The Bed Trick probes the question: what does consent really mean, and who gets to decide? Equal parts whip-smart comedy and pointed social commentary, this show takes the Bard’s mischief into the 21st century, exploring sex, ethics, and the timeless chaos of human desire with razor-sharp wit and a provocative edge.