Ticket giveaway: Shakespeare in the Park’s All’s Well That Ends Well and Measure For Measure
One of my favorite parts of the summer is the Public Theater’s Shakespeare in the Park series. One of my least favorite parts of the summer is waiting in line for free tickets to Shakespeare in the Park. So Stage Rush is swooping in to relieve some of you Rushers from the agony of that line in Central Park, and bringing you the joy of Shakespeare in the Park without the hassle. We are giving away a free pair of tickets to either All’s Well That Ends Well or Measure For Measure—the show is winner’s choice.
Here are the easy steps you need to take to have your chance to win these tickets:
- Enter on Facebook by writing on Stage Rush’s Facebook wall (“Like” us, if you haven’t already done so)
- Enter on Twitter by retweeting a link to the Shakespeare in the Park contest page (a retweet button is located at the top of this page) OR one of Stage Rush’s tweets about the contest (@StageRush must be mentioned somewhere within your tweet, or else we won’t receive your entry)
- Subscribe to Stage Rush’s weekly newsletter. (Previous subscribers will automatically be entered into the contest.)
You can enter this contest one time via each method. So if you enter through Facebook, Twitter, and the newsletter subscription, you will have three entries in the contest. No more than three entries per person will count. If you play through Facebook, you must be able to be contacted via private message. If you play through Twitter, I must be able to direct message (DM) you (you must be following @StageRush in order for this to happen).
The giveaway will end on Friday, June 17. I will notify the winner through email, Facebook, and/or Twitter private message.
All participants must be able to see the show by July 16, 2011. Tickets must be reserved at least two days in advance. The tickets are not valid for resale.
What are you waiting for, Rushers? Get over to the Stage Rush Facebook wall, retweet us on Twitter, and sign up for the weekly newsletter—it couldn’t be easier!
Tickets are provided by the Public Theater.
Me wanna wanna!
I actually do love the line. As long as it’s not a beastly hot day and you get together a group of friends and brings cards and/or board games, it can be a lot of fun. If you happen to luck out by getting a bench to sit on, even better. With that said, I like it more when they don’t do the shows in rep, and I can space out the two days of waiting in line. When they do rep, if you want to make sure you get in to both, you have to do both early in the season. So, winning a pair to one of the shows would be great. :D