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APAC Capital Steps 2022

DC's REFLECTING FOOLS

Feb. 19, 2022 – 8 PM & Feb. 20, 2022 – 2 PM 

The Axelrod PAC is pleased to present DC REFLECTING FOOLS—featuring former members of the Capitol Steps —on Saturday, February 19, at 8 PM, at the Vogel Auditorium at Axelrod PAC and on Sunday, February 20, at 2 PM at the Theater at Bell Works.

 

Like a phoenix rising from the ashes of burned 2020 presidential ballots, DC’s Reflecting Fools hold up a mirror to our crazy political culture, providing hilarious song parodies and “foolish reflections” that continue to inspire your belly-laughter.

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THE BRIDGES OF MADISON COUNTY

March 11-27, 2022

Music and Lyrics by Jason Robert Brown

Book by Marsha Norman

Based on the novel by Robert James Waller

Directed by Hunter Foster


The Axelrod PAC welcomes two-time Tony nominee KATE BALDWIN (Hello, Dolly!, Finian’s Rainbow) and film and TV star AARON LAZAR (Fox’s Filthy Rich and the Broadway revival of A Little Night Music) to star as Francesca Johnson and Robert Kincaid in The Bridges of Madison County, directed by one of its original stars HUNTER FOSTER. 

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SOMETHING'S COMING

April 8 at 8 PM, April 9 at 2 PM & 8 PM, April 10 at 3PM 

The Axelrod Contemporary Ballet Theater presents Something’s Coming, a program of suites from favorite musicals, including George Gershwin’s lyrical and jazzy An American in Paris and Porgy and Bess, Leonard Bernstein’s urban and immortal West Side Story, Sheldon Harnick’s iconic Fiddler on the Roof, Rodgers & Hammerstein’s perennial favorite The Sound of Music and more.

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A TOAST TO STEVE AND EYDIE

NEW DATES!  May 21 and 22, 2022

A brand new act from the son of Steve Lawrence & Eydie Gormé, David Lawrence, and Tony winner Debbie Gravitte, A Toast to Steve & Eydie celebrates America’s most iconic musical couple. From the 1960s big band era, Steve Lawrence and Eydie Gormé were adored by television and nightclub audiences time and again for their pitch-perfect harmonies and playful banter. 

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GREASE

June 3-19, 2022

The source for the greatest movie musical of all time, Grease continues to be the favorite of audiences of all ages. Revisit Danny Zuko, the head greaser, and his love interest, good girl Sandy Dumbrowski along with the Pink Ladies and Burger Palace Boys of Rydell High

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GROUP SALES

Groups of 10 or more are welcome to experience professional musicals and concerts at the beautiful Axelrod theater. The Axelrod PAC is the newest professional theater in New Jersey, and our patrons rave over the value of seeing the best musical-theater productions on the Jersey Shore at reasonable prices. The Group ticket prices simply cannot be beaten!

 

Adult Group Tickets start as low as $40. Certain shows offer Student Group Tickets as low as $28. Groups that book early receive the best possible seats in the house.

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Call or email Lauryn Herchakowski to arrange your group's next performance date at lauryn@axelrodartscenter.org or (732) 757-1185

 
 

Frequently Asked Questions:

What is the cost of a ticket?

Ticket prices vary from show to show, though the Axelrod PAC works very hard to keep the price of tickets as low as possible. For comparable professional musical theater, the Axelrod PAC prices are significantly less than other NJ theatres. As with all things in life, prices are subject to change.



Are there fees attached to purchasing tickets?

There is a $3 Facility Fee per ticket and $3 Convenience Charge for Credit Card purchases via web, box office, or phone. There is no Convvenience Charge for Check or Cash payments at the Box Office.



May I bring my toddler with me to the theater?

The Axelrod PAC does not permit children under four years old in the theater (unless it’s a children’s show). Toddlers or infants may not sit on the laps of their parents.



What are the box office hours?

The Axelrod Performing Arts Center box office will resume in-person hours after Labor Day. Check back for new hours!



What is the exchange or refund policy of the theater?

For patrons who cannot attend a show for which they’ve purchased tickets, exchanges are always available for a future show credit. Exchanges must be arranged prior to the performance for which patron has purchased tickets. No exchanges are granted after scheduled show date. There are no charges for exchanges. All sales are final. Ticket purchased cannot be refunded.



What should I do if I’ve misplaced my ticket or forgotten to print it out at home?

The box office staff will be happy to reprint your ticket. Be sure to bring a valid photo ID.



Will the show be cancelled due to snow or bad weather?

As the old adage says, “The show must go on!” The Axelrod PAC will do everything possible not to cancel performances. If you are fearful of weathering a storm to get to the show, call the box office prior to the show and arrange an exchange. Remember, exchanges after a show date are not possible.



Is there a theater dress code?

Patrons should dress neat casual: comfortable but tidy. Gala concerts are a bit more fancy, of course.



May I take photos or videos during a show?

Photography and videography are strictly prohibited at all performances.



Dare I ask about theater etiquette?

Emily Post could very well be seated two rows behind you, so let’s cover some basic etiquette for the theater. Audience members have to respect not only their fellow patrons who have also purchased tickets to see the show but also the performers on the stage. Remember: if it’s not a film, the actors can hear and see you! Theatergoers who talk during a performance will distract actors onstage as well as Ms. Post in Row C. Lights from cell phones are equally annoying and (most likely) unnecessary. Please turn off cell phones prior to all performances. If you’re a doctor on call, silence it. If—heaven help you—your cell phone rings in the theater, silence it immediately: do not answer it and say “I can’t talk right now, these people in the theater are staring at me!” If you think you’re going to need a cough drop or hard candy, please unwrap it before the performance. In the heightened silence of a dramatic moment, crinkling cellophane can disrupt the entire room. So, do your very best to not talk and to keep young (or young at heart) theatergoers quiet. If another patron is being disruptive, please seek out an usher to intervene. The house staff is available throughout the performance to assist patrons and to ensure that everyone enjoys the show.