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Please read this notice entirely. 

Public Tickets are now on sale for General Admission. 

Silver, Gold, Platinum, and Diamond Donors had early access to reserved seating areas September 19 - 22 within the Donor Circle. The reservation window is now closed. All future ticket purchases will be General Admission, which is first come, first served.

Thank you for wanting to pre-purchase your seat for The Play That Goes Wrong High School Edition at Garner Magnet High School.

Content Warning: This production of a murder-mystery comedy includes the mention of death, taking one's life, substance use, the use of prop toy weapons, and loud noises. 
 

The seating in the house and Will Call/Box Office will open 30 minutes prior to the show starting. The runtime is approximately 2 hours and 15 minutes, including a 15 minute intermission. 

Concessions and flower arrangements will be available to purchase. 

All pre-purchased tickets are non-refundable, unless you purchase insurance through Ludus Ticketing. It is imperative that ticket holders arrive prior to the show's start time. If ticket holders are not present at the designated start time, their seats may be released to people waiting in line to purchase tickets. 

Mandatory Expectations For Theatre Performances: 

• Arrive Early. The doors to the school will lock at the start of the performance (7:00pm / 2:00pm matinee) for the safety of the students and audience. No one will be permitted to enter the building once the doors are locked. Noise disturbances or attempting to enter through other doors will result in action from law enforcement. The doors will be reopened at intermission. No refunds will be issued for late audience members. All audience members should plan to arrive at least 15 minutes prior to the performance start time.
• Be courteous to others. No one under the age of 5 is permitted to attend a performance. Any audience member creating a disturbance in the theater will be asked to leave.
• Absolutely no cell phones. No cell phones may be used during the performance. Any unauthorized use of a cell phone will result in the audience member being asked to leave.

NOTE: WCPSS BAG POLICY went into effect Friday, March 1, 2024.  https://www.wcpss.net/site/default.aspx?PageID=57516 

Bag Rules

Individuals attending WCPSS events may be subject to searches of their belongings or persons consistent with governing law and Board policies. Event entry may be dependent on the inspection of any items.

Permitted Bags

One clear bag no larger than 12" x 15" x 3".

In addition to one clear bag, event attendees may carry:

A small, clear clutch bag/wristlet no larger than 4" x 6" x 1";
Bags containing medically necessary items for that attendee's assistance (e.g., an oxygen tank); and
Diaper bags.
Each attendee is permitted to bring the following loose items, as long as any compartments capable of storage are left open and are empty (e.g., coat pocket, zippered compartment, etc.), including:

Coats;
Blankets;
Seat cushions not exceeding 18 inches wide;
Soft baby carriers, slings, strollers; and 
Medically necessary equipment (e.g., oxygen tank with fabric casing, wheelchair, walker). 
 

Bags NOT Permitted

No other bags are permitted. This includes but is not limited to: fabric backpacks, fanny packs, belt bags, purses, string bags, briefcases, roll bags, and duffle bags.

WCPSS schools and/or staff members are not responsible for items left behind, lost, stolen, or damaged.

District staff may amend the list of permitted and prohibited bags as needed.

If you have questions, please email jhazelrigg@wcpss.net