Tuacahn’s Unveils First-Ever Season Package Ticket Offer
IVINS, Utah – In celebration of Tuacahn’s tenth anniversary, COO Kevin Smith and new Artistic Director Scott S. Anderson, director of the popular LDS film “The Best Two Years,” are proud to introduce a new concept in ticketing for Tuacahn: a season package. Priced at only $99, the season ticket package offers patrons a substantial savings to all of Tuacahn’s currently scheduled outdoor events during 2005.The package includes seven events and costs 30% less than the regular price of each of the individual performances. “This package is particularly appealing because it offers patrons a discount to the spring and fall concerts, neither of which has been discounted before,” Anderson said. “It’s a great value for our patrons, and it will enable entire families to experience our top-notch entertainment all year long.”
The inaugural season ticket package
includes the following shows:
• Disney’s Beauty and the Beast
• Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat
• LDS Night of Stars Concert featuring Michael McLean
• Brigham Young University’s Living Legends
• Peter Breinholt and John Schmidt
• Odyssey Dance Theatre’s “Thriller”
• Odyssey Dance Theatre’s “Joy to the World” |
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Tuacahn’s season package will be on sale for a limited time only, and patrons should quickly take advantage of this opportunity. “Demand has been very high already,” Anderson adds. “We’ve surpassed our initial hopes.” Accordingly, those wishing to secure the best seats for southern Utah’s first production of Disney’s Beauty and the Beast should consider the value and security of the season package when booking tickets to next summer’s Broadway in the Desert season. Jenni Carroll, Tuacahn’s box office manager, has been fielding calls for the package and said that people realize its value. “How can you not get excited about it?” she said. “It’s an amazing offer that everyone should take advantage of.”
The Tuacahn 2005 Season Package can be purchased for $99.00 by calling the Tuacahn box office at 652-3300 or 800-746-9882 or by visiting www.tuacahn.org. |
