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Box office

Tickets

Buy online any time, by phone or text, or in person before the show. Here’s what tickets cost and how to save.

Ticket prices

TicketMusicalsPlays and youth shows
Adults$25$22
Seniors65 and over$19$18
StudentsElementary through college. High school and college students show ID.$19$18
ChildrenUnder 8, at family shows: youth shows and the Christmas show.$9$9

Haunted Theatre has its own prices, shown on its page. A service charge is added to credit card purchases.

Ways to save

$5

Arts for All

With your Oregon Trail Card. Up to 2 tickets per card for each performance. How it works ›

College ID or assisted living also qualifies.

$5

Student Rush

Seats still unsold 15 minutes before the show, at the box office only. For young people and college students with ID.

6 for 5

FlexPass

Six tickets for the price of five, to use any way you like this season: every show, three date nights, or one big night out. About FlexPass ›

10% off

Groups

Buy 10 or more adult, senior or student tickets on one order and the discount comes off automatically at checkout (not Arts for All, child or Student Rush tickets). Groups of more than 20 may save more: email box-office@titg.org or call 503-342-8084.

10% off

Military and veterans

Adult and senior tickets for active-duty military and veterans. Email box-office@titg.org to ask for your discount; we may ask for ID.

Buy tickets

Online, any time

Print your tickets, have them emailed or texted, or just give your name at the door.

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Phone or text
503-342-8084 (text, or leave a voicemail)

Email
box-office@titg.org

In person
The box office opens about an hour before each performance, at 2028 Pacific Avenue, Forest Grove.

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April 2 - 18, 2027

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May 28 - June 13, 2027

Les Misérables: School Edition

July 23 - August 1, 2027

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Before you come

Showtimes

Evenings at 7:30 PM on Fridays and Saturdays; matinees at 2:30 PM on Sundays. Some shows add other times, so check the show’s page.

Arriving

The lobby and box office open about an hour before the show, and seating starts about 30 minutes before. Please arrive 15 to 30 minutes early: we start on time, and latecomers may be seated at the back until intermission.

Paying

Credit cards online, by phone and in person; cash in person. We don’t accept checks. A service charge is added to credit card purchases.

Policies

Exchanges

We’re glad to exchange your tickets for another performance of the same show or a future show during the same season, as long as seats are available and you ask at least 1 business day before your original performance.  If you ask us after your ticket's show date, we will not be able to exchange the ticket for you. Email box-office@titg.org.

Refunds

In general we do not issue refunds, but we will consider one in an extenuating circumstance. Email the box office with the reason.

If we cancel a show

We’ll contact you, and you can choose: an exchange for a future performance this season (at no charge), a refund, or turning your tickets into a donation. Service fees charged by our ticketing partner aren’t refunded. Tickets still unused at the end of the season become a donation.

Babies and toddlers

Children under 2 may sit on an adult’s lap at family shows (youth shows and the Christmas show) at no charge.  It is the adult's responsibility to ensure that the child is not distracting to other patrons.  

A child who needs their own seat needs a ticket.

Audience policy

We want everyone to enjoy the show. Please don’t talk, sing along, call out to the actors, use flash photography, stand, get up repeatedly, or kick the seat in front of you. This applies to adults and children. If someone is disruptive we’ll ask them to stop, and if it continues, to leave.

Mature themes

Some shows include mature subjects such as alcohol or drug use, strong language, violence or sexual situations, so parents should consider that before bringing children. Many shows also have loud music and flashing lights, which can upset babies.