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Theatre tickets: the 60 most in-demand theatre events on sale are shown here, sorted by how many tickets are offered for each, drawn from 12 subcategories. StubOrder does not determine the prices; professional sellers do. Every listing shows what it admits you to before you buy.

Among live events, theater is the most stable and pays off best when you look for deals. A show stays in one room for weeks or months with roughly eight shows a week. Because there are so many tickets, you can find one seat offered for various prices across a wide range of dates.

Few people think to adjust which day of the week they attend. Most matinees, as well as Tuesday and Wednesday evening performances, routinely cost less for the same seat than Friday or Saturday shows of that production. You usually save more by picking a different day than by hunting for deals on one specific date, provided your schedule allows it. This changes for star casting or limited runs; in those cases, the supply advantage vanishes and the market functions like a concert.

Regarding seats: orchestra is the floor, mezzanine is the first raised level, and balcony is higher still. Prices typically drop as you move back and up. However, a seat in the front of the mezzanine often provides a better view of the entire stage than a side orchestra spot costing twice as much, especially for musicals with large casts. Check the map instead of the price ladder.

Most in-demand theatre events

StubOrder tracks 60 upcoming Theatre events. You can view the live price, row, section, and delivery method before purchasing any ticket provided by our professional resellers. Choose a date to view the seat map and check prices for each seat.

Theatre events on StubOrder
Photo: “Julie Rogers Theater auditorium” by Reagan Rothenberger, cropped, CC BY 3.0

Theatre ticket prices

Ticket prices for Theatre vary by the event, the date, and your seat. For the 60 upcoming dates shown, prices begin at about $19.00 and run to about $233.00. Professional sellers set prices that change as interest shifts, so the lowest price can be for one seat or a restricted-view area. Look at different listings before you purchase.

Theatre venues and cities

Upcoming Theatre events on StubOrder are at Xfinity Mobile Arena in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, Ball Arena in Denver, Colorado, First Horizon Coliseum At Greensboro Complex in Greensboro, North Carolina, Prudential Center in Newark, New Jersey, Huntington Center in Toledo, Ohio, Upstate Medical University Arena at Onondaga County War Memorial in Syracuse, New York, KeyBank Center in Buffalo, New York, and Barclays Center in Brooklyn, New York. Select any date to see current listings and the interactive seat map.

Buying Theatre tickets

Every Theatre listing shows the row, section, amount of tickets, and how they are delivered prior to purchase. The seat map lists the real-time cost for each listing, and any tax is added at checkout. A few listings add a delivery charge, so review the final cost before you finish. As an independent resale marketplace, StubOrder may have prices above or below face value. For info on delivery and event-changes, read how buying on StubOrder works.

Theatre calendar, by the numbers

This page lists 60 upcoming Theatre events. They run from November 13, 2026 through April 8, 2027. The busiest stretch is January 2027, with 22 dates. 35 fall on a weekend and 25 on a weekday.

The lineup spans children / family and west end.

These events reach 17 cities across 12 states, including Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, Denver, Colorado, and Greensboro, North Carolina.

Dates on the calendar include Disney On Ice: Spotlight Magic! on Dec 30; Disney On Ice: Find Your Hero on Nov 14; Disney On Ice: Magic In The Stars on Jan 3.

Starting prices currently range from about $19.00 to about $233.00. The lowest entry point is Disney On Ice: Spotlight Magic! on Dec 5, about $19.00.

Need a hotel for a performance?

Most Theatre events listed here are in the 6 cities below, and clicking any one opens a hotels page for that city. These pages show the actual distance from the center of town so you know if a property is within walking or driving distance before booking. You can also see which hotels are located near each individual venue on these pages.

Hotel rooms close to a venue are the first to go on the night of an event. Because hotels set prices based on the same demand as tickets, remaining options tend to cost more as the date approaches. The rates shown are live for your selected nights. Each city page also shows other events happening during your visit and any cheaper hostel beds available nearby.

Alternatively, pick a city with Theatre upcoming events:

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Flying in for a performance?

For these Theatre events, we provide dates in 6 cities with flights pages of their own, busiest first. Each lists the nearby airports that have scheduled flights. We show the distance from downtown and identify the closest airport for every venue. Live fares are searched when you choose dates, since prices are not fixed.

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Frequently asked questions

When will I receive my theatre tickets?

Most e-tickets reach you before the event, although certain venues release mobile tickets only in the days before the date. FedEx tracking comes with any shipped tickets.

Which delivery methods are available for theatre tickets?

Most theatre listings arrive via mobile transfer or digital download, and hard stock tickets are sent by FedEx with tracking. The delivery method is listed prior to purchase, and a small number of listings add a delivery charge.

Is the theatre price for a single ticket?

Yes. Every theatre listing shows the price per ticket, and any tax or delivery charge is added at checkout.

Are matinee and evening performances priced differently?

Often, yes. Matinees can list below evening performances for the same show and seating area, so compare dates if your schedule is flexible.

Do theaters have age policies?

Many productions set a minimum age, and every ticket holder usually needs a seat regardless of age. Check the venue or production policy before buying for young children.

What is the difference between orchestra, mezzanine, and balcony seating?

Orchestra is the floor level closest to the stage, mezzanine is the first raised level, and balcony is the highest level. Prices usually step down as you move up and back.