2008 Musical Theatre Season Subscriptions

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$129.22
Season Subscription price stays within a Penny of this year! Get Plain and Fancy FREE, plus five additional shows for the price of four!
Save 40%
$99.22nd per Adult $29.22nd per Child/Student (4-17 yrs)
plus a FREE ticket to Irving Berlin’s White Christmas
This season’s holiday show
(November 6 – December 31, 2007).
Gift Certificates Available! The perfect Christmas Gift!
Your choice of…
- Season Subscription to Six Musicals. Season Subscription Adults $99.22nd, Child/Student $29.22nd (4-17)
- Threshers Dinner and Theatre Season Package. Threshers Dinner and Theatre Adult $169.22nd, Student $99.22nd (12-17 yrs), Child $59.22nd (4-11 yrs). All-you-care-to-eat with each of Six Shows.
- Theme Buffet and Theatre Season Package. Theme Buffet and Theatre Adult $199.22nd, Student $129.22nd (12-17 yrs), child $69.22nd (4-11 yrs). Theme Buffet with each of Six Shows on select Friday nights. (See calendar for Theme Buffet Friday nights).
- Current Subscription Renewal. Simply call 800-800-4942, ext. 2 and ask to repeat your 2007 subscription for 2008
Order your subscription by…
Now – September 30,
get one free White Christmas ticket – any show, plus 1 free ticket to the 2008 Preview Musical Review in The Round Barn Theatre with your Theme Buffets Preview for a token $5.00 (limited to first 800 reservations, Monday and Tuesday October 29 and 30, 2007) and all additional subscriber benefits.
October 1 – 31,
get one free ticket to White Christmas for any show except Friday and Saturday evenings, and all additional subscriber benefits.
Between November 1 – 31,
get one free ticket to White Christmas for any matinee performance and all additional subscriber benefits.
By December 31,
get additional subscriber benefits.
After January 1, 2008,
Six Musicals for Adult $129.22nd, Child $29.22nd. Plus receive one season Plain and Fancy Visa and VIP Card but forgo all other Benefits.
Plus Subscribers Get Preferred Patron Benefits
Call 1-800-800-4942 ext. 2. For your early subscription you will receive these Eleven (11) major subscriber benefits of nearly $200 in additional services and preferred patron privileges!
- $50 savings off of the $165 regular price for the six shows
- 1 FREE Ticket to any performance of White Christmas (Order by Sept. 30) (This season’s holiday production Nov. 6 through Dec. 31, 2007) You will want to bring your children, grandchildren, or neighbors kids to A Wonderful Life Meet the Characters Buffet (November 16th, Noon and 21st, 6:00 p.m.) and Breakfast with Santa (December 13th, 9:30 a.m.)
- 1 FREE ticket to the 2008 Preview Musical Review in The Round Barn Theatre with your Theme Buffets Preview for a token $5.00 (limited to first 800 reservations, Monday and Tuesday October 29 and 30, 2007)
- 1 FREE Ticket to the staged reading of Joseph Stein’s Carmelina (One special Main Stage reading, limited to 400 reservations, Sunday, October 5, 2008 – 7 p.m.)
- 1 HALF Price Ticket to Lost in Yonkers Second Stage production (Amish Acres Second Stage production, box office price $15.00, limited reservations, opening Saturday, March 1st plus Friday and Saturday performances at 7:00 p.m. and Sunday performances at 2:00 p.m. through the end of March, an increase from six to fourteen performances due to overwhelming demand)
- 1 HALF Price Ticket to Our Town Second Stage production. First Time Ever! A non-musical drama presented on The Main Stage of The Round Barn Theatre (Sundays and Mondays, August 24 and 25 plus August 31 and September 1, at 7:00 on The Joseph Stein Stage in The Round Barn Theatre)
- 1 Season Plain and Fancy Visa. Attend any additional performances free with one additional ticket purchase at Regular price; a great entertainment option for out-of-town guests!
- 1 FREE 2008 Arts and Crafts Festival Admission Ticket $6.00 value
- 1 FREE Amish Acres VIP Card. Receive 10% discount on most products and activities in 2008
- 50% off Room Rate at the Nappanee Inn (Subject to availability, one per household, black out dates apply) The Inn at Amish Acres and The Nappanee Inn combine for 130 country inn rooms at Amish Acres.
- You can reserve your favorite seats for the whole 2008 season (Spread over a ten month season)
- Special ticket exchange privileges
CALL 800-800-4942 EXT. 240 FOR GROUP PRICING AND POLICIES FOR ANY OF THE ABOVE PACKAGES
The Amish Acres Theatre Experience
Come enjoy all six musicals on the Joseph Stein Stage of the majestic 1911 Round Barn Theatre at Amish Acres at your own pace;
spread your reservations over the ten month season. The stage is dedicated to the author of Plain and Fancy and Fiddler on the Roof. Amish Acres has become the national home of Plain and Fancy, now entering its 22nd season. The beautifully restored round barn provides a truly unique and appropriate setting. The overall quality of the productions leaves patrons engaged, stunned, and enraptured.
Through a million-dollar restoration project, the 1911 round barn was dismantled, reconstructed, and converted into a state-of-the-art theatre facility with each of its 374 seats having an excellent view of the stage. The round barn’s sixty-foot, self supporting dome and cupola make its natural acoustics superb. Saved from destruction, the round barn found its new home at Amish Acres in 1992.
Plan to partake of the famous Threshers Dinner served in the century old barn restaurant with its beautiful view of the farm’s pond. You’ll be served family style from iron kettles filled with bean soup to platters of tender meat entrees and tins of freshly baked pies. The Chicago Tribune declares, “Amish Acres Shoofly Pie is the best in the Midwest.”
For additional variety, experience the Theme Buffets in the Barn Loft Grill on select Friday evenings. Consider adding them to your subscription at additional savings. For each show the Grill is transformed through décor, menu, and ambience into a fine dining experience. Tongue-in-cheek menus are conceived by Richard Pletcher to relate directly to the locale and period of each show. Show references and double entendres, no matter how obscure or ridiculous, are often highlighted in bold letters. Recipes are prepared by Chef Brenda Ritter whose sense of humor is stirred into the pot and skillet. All menu items are subject to change by the whim of the chef.
The Fantasticks will feature Watered Down Tomato Bisque, Fantastickers, Mixed Up Greens with the Blues Cheese, Steaks on the Grill, and Try to Remember you Like Spinach.
The musical may be called Plain and Fancy, but this buffet will have "Plenty of..." everything, from Asparagus to Unions, including Watermelon Pickles, Swiss Steak with Mushrooms, and Roasted Acorn Squash in heaping portions to fill your plate. The Music Man will feature Winthrop’s Devilish Eggs, Lay an Eggplant Antipasto, Fresh Greens from Gary Indiana, Harold Hill Ham, and Well’s Fargo Chuck. It will be a real Clam bake for Carousel with Richard Rodgers Hot Rolls, Baked Clams with Sun Dried Tomatoes, and Veal Oscar Hammerstein. Kiss Me Kate, arguably the Best Buffet Menu, will tout Taming of the Stew, Wunderbars on the desert table, and Cole Porterhouse steak. A Wonderful Life calls for A Wonderful Holiday Feast featuring Clarence’s Wings, George Bailey’s London Broil, and Mr. Potter’s Sour Dough Bread.
After the final curtain, choose the Inn at Amish Acres or the Nappanee Inn for the evening, and carry the magic of musical theatre into your dreams. Wake to breakfast in the Geranium Room or the Milk Parlor, then set out exploring historic Amish Acres with your PastPort to all of the adventures and activities including the guided house and farm tour, farm wagon ride and Threshers Dinner. You’ll also receive valuable discounts on the countryside tour and shopping. Leisure antiquing and a drive through the countryside can extend rest and relaxation from the real world. Nappanee’s central location makes meeting friends for an evening of dinner and theatre convenient.

















