Immerse yourself in the glamorous world of Southern high society with The Last Night of Ballyhoo. This captivating play offers a poignant exploration of family dynamics, the challenges of love, and the difficulties of keeping it all together in a changing world. Audiences will be entralled by the intricate relationships between the members of the wealthy Levy family as they grapple with secrets, aspirations, and the societal pressures of the 1950s. Featuring witty dialogue, unforgettable characters, and thought-provoking themes...The Last Night of Ballyhoo is a must-see for fans of drama and storytelling.
PERFORMANCE DATES:
Thursday, November 21st @ 7pm
Friday, November 22nd @ 7pm
Saturday, November 23rd @ 2pm
Sunday, November 23rd @ 7pm
TICKET PRICES:
Adult Reserved Seating (age 19+): $16 (plus tax and service fee)
Student Reserved Seating (age 8 to 18): $12 (plus tax and service fee)
Youth Reserved Seating (age 7 and under): $7 (plus tax and service fee) - NEW TICKET OPTION!
At the Door Adult Reserved Seats (all ages): $20 ADULT (INCLUDES SERVICE FEE AND TAX) *subject to availability
At the Door Student (all those under 18) Reserved Seats: $15 (INCLUDES SERVICE FEE AND TAX) *subject to availability
Tickets are Non-Refundable. Please contact accounts@culturehouse.com for questions about transfer options.
Call 913-291-1972 or 913-393-3141 for Box Office ticketing questions or over the phone purchases.
The Culture House Stage & Studio
Oak Park Mall (2nd Floor, Nordstrom Wing)
95th & Quivira, Overland Park, KS
TCH STAGE & STUDIO IS LOCATED INSIDE OAK PARK MALL ON THE SECOND FLOOR BY NORDSTROM.
PLEASE PARK IN UPPER LOT BETWEEN NORDSTROM AND DILLARDS.
ENTER THROUGH MALL DOORS IN THE CORNER OF LOT, NOT THE DEPARTMENT STORE DOORS.
SEATING CHART NOTES:
1) Any of the Row A and Row B Left and Right floor section seats can be changed out for wheelchairs and are handicap accessible.
2) Please include ADA requests in the order notes section.
3) There are two rows on each panel. Then a step up.
The Last Night of Ballyhoo was written by Alfred Uhry and presented with permission by Dramatists Play Service, Inc.
Original music composed by Robert Waldman.
11149 W 95th St