A scene from a Citadel's production of The Cottage set in a vintage-styled living room with a stained glass window. Two women are positioned in the foreground, dancing with two people observing in the background.

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Four adults, two women and two men, one in a wheelchair, are gathered around a wooden table, looking at a laptop screen with surprised and confused expressions. They are inside a room with beige walls, framed pictures. From Citadel's The Jukebox.

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MainStage Season • $140

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From Citadel's production of Dames at Sea. Three men dressed as sailors in white uniforms with navy hats and mops, standing indoors on a stage with a background of laundry machines and a staircase.

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MainStage Season • $115

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A woman and a girl in a performance of Ruthless at Citadel Theatre. The woman on the left is wearing a pink, sequined dress with feathers and has curly hair. The girl on the right, with hair in pigtails and orange bows wearing an orange dress

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Preview Night?

A preview is the show before opening night.

Everything is in place, and the last thing we need is you. Audiences change a production in ways rehearsal never can, so the cast and crew use these performances to feel out what lands, adjust the pacing, and lock it in. You see the work a few days early, at a lower price.