UpStage Cabaret
Triad Stage's Underground Theatre Space...
Four Stories Above South Elm Street!
Located on the top floor of The Pyrle Theater, The UpStage Cabaret is a daring, intimate performance space with flexible staging, bar service and tables and chairs for 90 people. In the 2011-2012 Season, Triad Stage has three exciting productions lined up – The Mystery of Irma Vep, The Santaland Diaries and tick, tick...BOOM!. Throughout the year, we'll also present a variety of events from our partner artists and organizations in the Entertainment UpStage series.
The UpStage Cabaret opens 30 minutes before each performance for seating and bar service.
The Cabaret Club – Make it a season of incredible theater in The UpStage Cabaret and save!
Become a member of The Cabaret Club for just $10 and get amazing savings on UpStage Cabaret events.
The benefits:
- Save up to 33% on tickets to Triad Stage’s three UpStage Cabaret productions. See The Mystery of Irma Vep and tick, tick...BOOM! for just $12; and The Santaland Diaries for $17 or $12!
- Purchase tickets to productions through the Box Office NOW – weeks (and even months, for several productions) before they go on sale to the general public
- Get discounts to various Entertainment UpStage events throughout the season
- Enjoy a complimentary drink voucher to The UpStage Cabaret bar
- Easy exchange privileges with no fees
Or call the Box Office at 336.272.0160 or toll-free at 866.579.TIXX (Monday – Friday, 10:00 a.m. – 6:00 p.m.)
Single Tickets
Ticket are $18 for all performances of The Mystery of Irma Vep and tick, tick...BOOM! ($12 for Cabaret Club members).
Tickets for The Santaland Diaries are $20 for all 7:30 pm performances and $15 for all 10:00 pm performances ($17 and $12 for Cabaret Club members). Discounted tickets for all three productions are on sale NOW for Club Members through the Box Office.
Ticket prices to Entertainment UpStage productions vary by event.
Please note: Seating for all performances is general admission (not assigned) – first come, first seated – unless otherwise noted. These productions are not recommended for younger audiences.
