‘Dear Evan Hansen’ Ticket Prices Have Been Revealed
As previously reported, the UK touring production of Dear Evan Hansen is coming to The Theatre at Solaire this September! According to TicketWorld, the show will run for three weeks, from September 4 to 21, with performances from Tuesday to Sunday.
Tickets are slightly cheaper for performances from Tuesday to Thursday, with prices as follows: P6,877 (VIP), P5,078.40 (A Reserve), P3,703 (B Reserve), P3,174 (C Reserve), P2,645 (D Reserve), and P1,904.40 (E Reserve).
Tuesdays to Thursdays; Screenshot from Ticketworld
For performances from Friday to Sunday, ticket prices are: P7,406 (VIP), P5,819 (A Reserve), P4,232 (B Reserve), P3,491.40 (C Reserve), P2,962.40 (D Reserve), and P2,116 (E Reserve).
Fridays to Sundays; Screenshot from Ticketworld
Tickets will be available for purchase according to the following schedule:
UnionBank Visa Pre-sale: April 8, 10 AM to April 9, 11:59 PM
Unionbank All Cards Pre-sale: April 10, 10 AM to April 11, 11:59 PM
GMGP Waitlist: April 14, 10 AM to 11:59 PM
General Public Sale: April 15, 10 AM onwards
Interested audiences can sign up to the GMGP waitlist until April 11.
Dear Evan Hansen is a Tony and Grammy Award-winning musical with a book by Steven Levenson and a score by Benj Pasek and Justin Paul. The story follows Evan, a socially anxious high school student who finds himself caught in a lie after a misunderstanding about a classmate’s suicide. As his fabricated connection to the deceased grows, Evan is thrust into the spotlight, gaining the acceptance he’s always longed for—but at the cost of the truth.
The production is directed by Adam Penford. Joining him in the creative team are Morgan Large (set and costume design), Carrie-Anne Ingrouille (choreography), Matt Daw (lighting design), Tom Marshall (sound design), Ravi Deepres (video design), Matt Smith (musical supervision), and Michael Bradley (musical direction). Casting is by Natalie Gallacher CDG for Pippa Ailion & Natalie Gallacher Casting, with Michelle Payne as associate director and Laura Llewellyn-Jones as orchestral manager.
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