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Please note that performances on March 12 through March 22 have been postponed until further notice.
Don’t miss this Pulitzer Prize Finalist that was on every 2018 Theatre Top Ten List in New York. This groundbreaking exploration of girlhood is full of humor, suspense, and high-energy dancing.
Dobama Theatre continues its 60th Anniversary Season with Dance Nation by Clare Barron, directed by Shannon Sindelar.
Dance Nation features an army of preteen competitive dancers who are plotting to take over the world. And if their new routine is good enough, they’ll claw their way to the top at ... view more »
ADMISSION INFO
Tickets are $32-$38. Group, Senior, Student and Military discounts available.Call the Box Office at 216.932.3396. Walk-up Box Office hours: Monday-Friday, 10am-5pm; Saturday 12pm-4pm during performance weeks and one hour prior to all performances.
Doors open one half-hour prior to all performances.
March 4 and 5 are preview performances. All tickets are $17.
When the Box Office opens one hour prior to all performances, all remaining tickets for that performance are available at the door at the Pay-What-You-Can rate of $1 or more.
INDIVIDUAL DATES & TIMES*
Additional time info:
ALL PERFORMANCES FROM MARCH 12-22 HAVE BEEN POSTPONED. Dobama Theatre will be assessing the COVID-19 situation weekly, based on the recommendations of the CDC and the Governor, to determine whether or not future performances will also be postponed.
There will be pre-show talks with the Artistic Director on Friday, March 6 and Saturday, March 7. There will be an opening night reception with a champagne toast following the performance on Friday, March 6.
Post-show Town Hall conversations, moderated by a Dobama Theatre representative, follow every Friday night performance (except opening). Actor talkbacks, moderated by a Dobama Theatre representative, follow every Saturday night performance. Pre-show talks, led by a Dobama Theatre representative, begin when the doors open for every Sunday matinee performance.
The first Sunday of every production at 7:30 is an entirely Pay-What-You-Can performance. There are no audience engagement events at these performances.
Wine, beer, liquor and concessions are available at the theatre. No alcohol sales on Sundays.
LOCATION
PARKING INFO
Free parking is available on-site at the Cleveland Heights/University Heights Library on the east and west sides of Lee Road. Street parking is free and available on Corydon and Coleridge Roads. Handicap parking is available behind the theater in designated spots.
