A CHORUS LINE - Prices - The National Theatre of Washington DC

Prices, Show Times and Performance Information

TWO WEEKS ONLY!

Groups of 15 or more on sale NOW. Call (866) 276-2947
while the best seating opportunities remain available.

Single Tickets are on sale NOW through Telecharge
at (800) 447-7400 and online at www.telecharge.com

and at the The National Theatre box office NOW.
Mon 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. and Tue thru Sat 10 a.m. to 8 p.m., Sun Noon to 6 p.m.

Click here for the Official Show Website.
Click here for interesting facts about the show.

Performances are Tuesday through Saturday Evenings @ 8:00 pm - Sunday Evenings @ 7:30 pm Saturday and Sunday Matinees @ 2:00 pm
Individual Price	Orchestra & Mezzanine A-K	Mezzanine L-M	Balcony A-D	Balcony E-J
Individual Tickets for all performances	$ 91.50	$ 71.50	$ 71.50	$ 46.50
Prime Orchestra Premium Seating				$ 151.50
GROUP DISCOUNT Prices (15) or more tickets) Tues-Wed-Thu-Sun Evenings 20% Off Sat/Sun Matinee - 10% Off Orch & Mezz, 20% Off Balcony Phone 866-276-2947

All offers are subject to availability of seating. All show times, performers and prices are subject to change. Group discounts cannot be combined with any other offer. A $1.50 facility fee which funds maintenance of the National Theatre building and equipment is included in the established price of each ticket as shown above. No retroactive discounts are given once tickets are purchased.

Tickets purchased through Telecharge by phone or via Internet are subject to a Service Charge ($7.00 per ticket) and a Handling Charge of $2.50 per order for E-tickets and tickets held at the box office, and $4.00 per order for mailed tickets. These charges do not apply to group sales except on Saturday evenings.

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DISCLAIMER: Every effort is made to ensure that show information, ticket prices, fees and group or other discount offers or codes of any kind represented on this website are accurate. However, in case of any discrepancy, the price and all purchase conditions at the box office or at Telecharge outlets at the time of intended purchase will prevail, regardless of any difference, inconsistency, non-inclusion or error on this website. Certain special ticket offers may not be included here. Similarly, theatre and show information, casting, photos, show length and any other details may occasionally vary from information on this website, which is not guaranteed to apply to every actual live performance.

RUNNING TIME: Two hours, without intermission.

AUDIENCE: May be inappropriate for 12 and under. (Mature themes.)
CHILDREN: Under four are never permitted in the mainstage theatre. Every person must have a ticket. There are no "lap tickets."

LATECOMERS: May not be seated until a suitable break in the performance.

EXCHANGES & REFUNDS: Once purchased, tickets cannot be exchanged or refunded.

DISCOUNTS: Retroactive discounts are not made.

Audio Described Performance - Sunday Matinee - 2 pm - March 15
ASL Signed Performance - Sunday Matinee - 2 pm - March 22
Captioned Performance - Sunday Matinee - 2pm - March 15

WEATHER, TIME & TRANSPORTATION: The Show Must Go On. We virtually never cancel for inclement weather or any other reason. Please plan accordingly. If in doubt call 202-628-6161. Due to parades, demonstrations and other events and activities, certain downtown Washington Streets and/or METRO stops may very crowded or not even open. In order to ensure your timely arrival at the theatre you would be wise to plan to arrive early even in good weather, perhaps for dinner in the area before the show. You may also want to check for information at the following sites:

STREET CLOSINGS:
http://dc.gov/closures/closures_by_type.asp?type=5

METRO INFORMATION -The National Theatre is near METRO Center (Red, Orange & Blue lines) and Federal Triangle (Orange and Blue Lines):
http://www.wmata.com/riding/system_alert.cfm

AREA EVENTS:
Downtown Washington is a busy metropolitan district. Please note that we do not warrant this listing to include all events in the area near The National Theatre. Patrons concerned about traffic, parking, etc., should check the sites above, and can also check the Washington Post METRO section, which often gives listings of downtown activity.

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