FAMILY FRIDAYS – STARTING TONIGHT
Just $20 per adult and $10 per child

We want everyone to experience the excitement, the drama, (not to mention the sword fights), that is AIDA. Come with the children. Come with the grandchildren. Just don’t miss out this powerful production.

Tell the kids to get off their computers, get away from the TV, quit texting messages and instead experience live theatre! You don’t have to go the Broadway and spend your nest egg to do it.

Just read what TriArts Board President, David Sims, had to say about bringing his grandkids to the show.

Jennifer and I along took our grandchildren, Audrey (age 7) and Hawkins (4) to the AIDA dress rehearsal on Wednesday. We were worried that the whole show would just be too long for them and I didn't want to chance it at a regular performance. Boy was I wrong! Hawkins had a fit when we suggested he couldn't stay for Act II-So we stayed and they loved it!! I should say we all loved it!!!

This is a performance for the entire family.
The story itself is absorbing; the voices are wonderful; the scenery and sets are terrific and the dancing the best we have done.

Call the box Office at 860-364-SHOW (7469) X. 201 and say you want to come for Family Friday. (Based on availability). Curtain is 8 pm

Elton John and Tim Rice’s AIDA July 31 - August 17 July / August S M T W T F S 31 7PM 1 8PM 2 8PM 3 5PM 4 5 6 2PM 7 7PM 8 8PM 9 8PM 10 5PM 11 12 13 2PM 14 7PM 15 8PM 16 2/8PM 17 5PM 18 19 20 21 22 23 Prices are $28.50 Standard, $42.50 for Premium (Front-and-Center) Tickets. Matinee performance tickets are $23.50 Standard, $32.50 Premium. Senior/student tickets are $22.50 evenings, $18.50 for matinees. Children: $16.50 evenings and $12.50 matinees. Call the TriArts Box Office at 860.364.7469 or visit www.triarts.net. Where you can get tickets 24/7. The theater is at 49 Amenia Road, Sharon at the junction of Rt. 343/41/4. Sponsored by Elyse Harney Real Estate, Founders Insurance Group, Herrington’s

Radames (Brett Travis) and his Egyptian soldiers tell us that "Fortune Favors the Brave" Photo: Dan Burns

Aida (Brianna Horne), the enslaved princess, remembers that "The Past is Another Land" Photo: Dan Burns

Aida: Another Smash Hit for TriArts

The whistles and cheers throughout the show and the spontaneous standing ovation at the end said it all at Aida's opening night.  Here are a few samples of the audience's remarks as they exited:

"I've got chills over my whole body." 

"That girl is Broadway material!"

"He was so dreamy. And what a talent. How did he get so believable?"

"I saw Aida on Broadway, and this was just as good or even better."

"That music lifts you right up off your seat."

A little girl in the ladies' room: "The girl sitting next to me had tears running down her face. But she was also wearing a big smile! It was amazing."

 Just ask anybody who was there!