The Very Little Theatre 2009-2010
Season Tickets on sale in September 2009
NO PRICE INCREASE! 5 plays for only $55!
To order, print out The VLT Season Ticket Order Form  in pdf format (requires Acrobat Reader), or call the box office at (541) 344-7751 and ask to receive a season ticket brochure.
We also have the complete VLT Season Ticket Brochure available in pdf format.
Great Price
You get five shows for only $55! That’s only $11 per show, compared to $14 per show ($17 for musicals) for non-season ticket patrons ... more than a 20% savings!
Great Selection Of Dates
Each of our main stage shows runs for several weekends— giving you plenty of dates to choose from, including Sunday matinees! And you make your reservations one show at a time—no need to choose now when you want to see the shows next spring!
Ordering your Season Tickets is easy
To order, print out The VLT Season Ticket Order Form in pdf format (requires Acrobat Reader). We also have the complete VLT Season Ticket Brochure available in pdf format.
You can have a Season Ticket brochure and order form mailed to you. Just call the VLT box office at (541) 344-7751, and leave a message with your name and address.
Fill out the form and mail it with a check or money order (sorry, no credit cards!) to The Very Little Theatre, 2350 Hilyard St., Eugene, OR 97405.
Check out these benefits:
Advance Notice
Because VLT shows are often sellouts, this is perhaps the main advantage of being a season ticket holder: you will receive advance notice of each show and may reserve your seats before tickets go on sale to the public. (You may also purchase additional tickets at full price when ordering, in case you want to bring friends and have them sit with you.) Sales to the public begin one week before each opening night.
Additional Shows
VLT has two smaller shows scheduled in Stage Left, The Dresser in December, Extremities in March. Season subscribers have first crack at those tickets, and any other special events that might be scheduled.
Ticket Flexibility
Your five season ticket stubs may be used one at a time or all at once (except for the musical, Jacques Brel), for any performance, either evenings or matinees. You choose the performance that’s best for you!
Assisted Listening Devices
The VLT has 15 assisted listening devices, and season ticket holders have first opportunity to reserve these for each performance.
You’re Invited to the Gala!
Each show will have an Opening Night Gala, with the audience invited to enjoy delicious refreshments in Stage Left with the cast after the show.
Order Today!
Your Season Tickets will be mailed to you in late September, along with your reservation form for the first production, which opens in October.
Announcing The Very Little Theatre
81th Season 2009-2010
Download a season ticket order form (pdf format), or call the box office at (541) 344-7751 and ask to receive a season ticket brochure.
A Delightful Farce by Neil Simon.
Several affluent couples gather in a posh suburban residence for a dinner party. When they arrive, they discover there are no servants, the hostess is missing, and the host-the deputy mayor of New York City-has shot himself through the earlobe. Comic complications arise when they decide they need to conceal the evening's events from the local police and the media.
Rumors opens October 16, 2009; directed by Chris Pinto.
A Theatrical Play by Clifford Odets.
Odets' riveting 1950 backstage melodrama is about a washed-up actor who is given a final shot at redemption with a starring role in a new play-but his drinking threatens to derail things. Can his wife save the situation, or is she the cause of it?
The Country Girl opens January 15, 2010; directed by Chris McVay.
A Delicate Play For Rough Times by Sarah Ruhl.
This warm-hearted intellectual comedy revolves around Lane, a doctor who can't stand to clean her own house but wants to make her tidy, logical life entirely spotless. Her Brazilian housekeeper would rather be a comedienne, and Lane's sister is a mousy homebody who is obsessed with cleanliness and orderliness. Lane's world gets even messier when her husband leaves her for an older, life-embracing woman.
The Clean House opens March 12, 2010; directed by Wade Hicks.
The Tony Award-winning Drama by Arthur Miller.
This wonderful drama won the Tony Award in 1947 for Best Play; it is the sad Post-World War II story about the Kellers, a seemingly "All American" family. But during the war, Joe Keller allowed his factory to ship faulty airplane cylinders to the U.S. Armed Forces, and twenty American pilots died as a result.
All My Sons opens May 28, 2010; directed by Patrick Torelle.
The Pulitzer Prize-winning Play by Donald Margulies.
This Pulitzer Prize-winning play examines the nature of friendship, as a happily married couple discover their friends are not as happy as they thought, and they begin to wonder how sound their own relationship can be. Cleverly told through an Act 2 flashback to the beginning of the couples' friendship.
Dinner with Friends opens July 30, 2010; directed by Maggie Tryk.
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