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Buy tickets now through Telecharge, or subscribe and save! Single tickets to Saved: $45.00 Single tickets for Troilus and Cressida: $55.00 It's Easy to Subscribe! Subscribe By Mail: Print mail order form (Form will appear in a new window) and mail to: Theatre for a New Audience 154 Christopher Street, #3D New York, NY 10014  Group Sales: 212-229-2819, ext. 10 (M-F 1-5PM)   . By Fax: Print fax form (form will appear in a new window) and fax to: 212-229-2911 (credit card orders only)   By Phone: 212-229-2819, ext. 10 (M-F 1-5PM) Subscribe to all three plays -- Saved, Stones in his Pockets, and Troilus and Cressida -- for only $99, and enjoy these benefits: Save more than 30% off full price tickets Priority booking Enjoy the best seats Additional savings off single tickets with a subscription purchase Advance notice on all special events Easy ticket exchange policy Family subscriptions - see New Deals! Saturday Symposiums: for Saved and Troilus and Cressida. Free discussions with scholars and artists are offered on the 3rd and 4th Saturdays immediately following the matinees New Deal Subscription: With one regular priced subscription, you can purchase tickets for Saved and Troilus and Cressida for anyone 25 years of age and under for just $10 per play. (Copy of valid ID required). Great for families and friends. New Deal Dialogues: Attend a free pre-performance discussion of Saved on Sunday, March 11, and about Troilus and Cressida on Sunday, April 29, at the American Place Theatre. It's a perfect introduction to the classics.   How to Buy Tickets... Telecharge: Visit Telecharge on the web, or call 212-239-6200 (out of metro NY call 1-800-432-7250).   . In Person: Stop by the American Place Theatre, at  111 West 46th Street (between  Sixth and Seventh Avenues).  The box office opens Tuesday, January 18th, for walk-up sales.

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send questions or comments to:  info@tfana.org

The Theatre's season is made possible, in part, with public funds from the New York State Council on the Arts--a state agency,
the National Endowment for the Arts, and the New York City Department of Cultural Affairs.

  The Theatre's season is made possible, in part, with public funds from the New York State Council on the Arts--a state agency,
the National Endowment for the Arts, and the New York City Department of Cultural Affairs.

 For more information, or to send
questions or comments, write:  info@tfana.org

TFANA: 154 Christopher Street #3D, New York, NY  10014