Bad Dates: Endgame
Hartford Stage · Hartford, CT · 7:30 PM
$52.90
up to $203.55
Every upcoming Musical / Play event we have a seller for, with the starting price we hold for each date.
Hartford Stage · Hartford, CT · 7:30 PM
$52.90
up to $203.55
Ellicott Creek Playhouse · Tonawanda, NY · 7:30 PM
$57.50
up to $82.80
Mary W. Sommervold Hall at Washington Pavilion · Sioux Falls, SD · 7:30 PM
$146.05
up to $733.70
Fulton Opera House · Lancaster, PA · 7:30 PM
$80.50
up to $195.50
ASU Gammage · Tempe, AZ · 7:30 PM
$72.45
up to $1,274.20
Michael R. Klein Theatre · Washington, DC · 7:30 PM
$87.40
up to $264.50
Boise Little Theater · Boise, ID · 7:30 PM
$66.70
up to $124.20
Magic Mike Live - New York · New York, NY · 7:30 PM
$220.80
up to $650.90
Orpheum Theatre - Memphis · Memphis, TN · 7:30 PM
$98.90
up to $1,348.95
Main Stage At Baldwin Theatre · Royal Oak, MI · 7:30 PM
$73.60
up to $78.20
Duchess Theatre · London · 7:30 PM
$48.30
up to $301.30
Delta Hall at The George S. and Dolores Dore Eccles Theater · Salt Lake City, UT · 7:30 PM
$44.85
up to $1,527.20
Main Stage At Portland Center Stage · Portland, OR · 7:30 PM
$35.65
up to $203.55
The Studio Theater at Allied Solutions Center for the Performing Arts · Carmel, IN · 7:30 PM
$138
up to $144.90
Walnut Street Independence Studio 3 · Philadelphia, PA · 7:30 PM
$50
Helen DeVitt Jones Theater At The Buddy Holly Hall · Lubbock, TX · 7:30 PM
$224.25
up to $1,000.50
Segerstrom Center For The Arts - Segerstrom Hall · Costa Mesa, CA · 7:30 PM
$95.45
up to $1,382.30
Players Guild Theatre · Canton, OH · 7:30 PM
$79.35
up to $112.70
Thelma Gaylord PAT At Civic Center Music Hall · Oklahoma City, OK · 7:30 PM
$125.35
up to $1,291.90
Hollywood Pantages Theatre - CA · Los Angeles, CA · 7:30 PM
$72.45
up to $3,684.60
The Garrick Theatre - London · London · 7:30 PM
$66.70
up to $517.50
Keller Auditorium · Portland, OR · 7:30 PM
$100.05
up to $1,199.45
Cocoa Village Playhouse · Cocoa, FL · 7:30 PM
$82.80
up to $124.20
Forrest Theatre · Philadelphia, PA · 7:30 PM
$737.15
up to $910.80
Live theatre splits into two distinct traditions on the modern stage. A play relies entirely on the spoken word, using dialogue, silence, and physical acting to build tension and tell a story. Attending one offers an intimate connection with the performers, where the quietest whisper can carry across a silent auditorium. Audiences looking to compare musical tickets will find a completely different atmosphere, where the narrative drives forward through choreographed dance numbers and a live orchestra playing from the pit.
The choice between these forms shapes the entire evening, from the scale of the production to the design of the stage sets. Musicals often fill grand, multi-tiered venues with bright spectacles and choruses, making the search for musical tickets a portal to high-energy showstoppers. Plays frequently suit smaller, more focused spaces where the concentration of the crowd sharpens the drama. Both forms use lighting and sound to create distinct worlds, but one prioritises the rhythm of speech while the other elevates emotion into song.