In this time of great decline in the theater, more than 10,000 tickets are offered at affordable prices so that the public can access more than 20 shows for less than 10,000 pesos.
The most important shows on the Buenos Aires billboard are part of “Come to the theater”, with discounts of 60 and 90% on the value of their tickets. Today and next Tuesday in BASIC TICKETS (Diagonal Norte and Cerrito) you can purchase tickets for more than 80 titles in the initiative organized by AADETthe Argentine Association of Theatrical and Musical Entrepreneurs, together with associated producers and venues, who come together to encourage the public and live the unique experience of sharing a live show.
In this time of great decline in the theater, more than 10,000 tickets are offered at affordable prices so that the public can access more than 20 shows for less than $10,000 and all the diversity of proposals on the billboard at a low price.
From 1:00 p.m. to 7:00 p.m. the Tickets Bs As billboard is open where $2,000 bonuses will be awarded for the show chosen at its performances that same week, while availability lasts. Every Tuesday you can withdraw up to 4 bonuses per person, presenting ID. Then, by presenting the voucher at the box office of the selected show, the ticket will be accessed with a unique discount that will range from 60% to 90% depending on the show.
Among the works that can be seen are “Who’s Who” at the Liceo, “My dear president” on the Apollo, “The Pilarcita” in the Astros, “ugly duckling” on Broadway, “Golda Meir. A Question of State” in the Carlos Carella room, “The amateur” in the Chacarerean, “Dinner for Fools” in El Nacional, “Rocky” at Lola Membrives, Dalia Gutman, “The Outbreak” and “The daughters” in Maipo, “Chanta”, “Druk” and ““Macbeth Room” in the Metropolitan, “When Frank met Carlitos” in the Multitabarís, “The function that goes wrong” in the Multitheater, “Sold out” and “Gutenberg” in La Plaza, among many others.
Source: Ambito
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