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ONLY A FEW DAYS LEFT TO GET SIZZLING SPECIAL!

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Our Sizzling Season Ticket price is only $155 until Friday, July 31st! Get your 6 plays for this amazing deal before time runs out! 

 PROS: 

  • You will get priority reservations for the dates YOU want.
  • You will have your year's theatre events already planned out.
  • You will see IT's wonderfully produced productions in their 45th Anniversary Season. (Basically history in the making!)
  • You will the BEST price of the year!
  • You will make your friends jealous!
CONS:
  • NONE!


 CALL OUR BOX OFFICE TODAY - 520-882-9721
OR YOU CAN PURCHASE IT ONLINE AT - WWW.INVISIBLETHEATRE.COM

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