Marjorie Prime Tickets
Jordan Harrison's new family drama receives its Broadway premiere.
Currently playing on Broadway at Hayes Theater
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Regular Tickets
Tickets from $73
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General Rush
Tickets just $49
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$49 rush tickets available on the TodayTix app beginning at 9am on the day of the performance.
- Must be purchased by credit card
- Valid ID required
- Limit 2 tickets per person
- Seat location is at the discretion of the box office, and subject to availability.
Student Rush
Tickets just $25
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- Tickets are available on a first-come, first-serve basis.
- A valid high school or college student ID is required.
- Cash or credit card is accepted.
- Limited to 2 per person.
- Blackout dates may apply
Tickets at Hayes Theater
The Hayes Theater was built by producer Winthrop Ames in 1912 as The Little. It was built as a rebellion of sorts against commercial theater—as the auditorium only held 299 seats. In the 1950s it was used to record radio and TV, including The Merv Griffin Show.
In 1983, it was renamed after beloved American actress Helen Hayes, following the destruction of a theatre by the same name in the previous year. When it’s not being used for legitimate theater, CBS still uses the venue for radio recordings.
How to Get Discounts at the Box Office
There are no active discounts. However, you may visit their box office in-person to purchase tickets and save fees. As always, if you do not have flexibility we advise making a purchase in advance to secure your tickets.
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About Marjorie Prime on Broadway
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Story for Marjorie Prime
Academy Award® nominee June Squibb, two-time Tony Award® winner Cynthia Nixon, Tony Award® winner Danny Burstein, and recent 2ST alum Christopher Lowell join the cast of Marjorie Prime, coming to Broadway this November.
Pulitzer Prize finalist Jordan Harrison reinvents the family drama in his richly spare, wryly funny, and powerful Marjorie Prime, directed by Tony Award® nominee Anne Kauffman. A heart-achingly beautiful rumination on aging and artificial intelligence, memory and mortality, love and legacy, Marjorie Prime examines the blurred line between a life lived and a life remembered.
Critics’ Reviews for Marjorie Prime
"EXQUISITE & THOUGHTFUL. This production keeps developing in your head, like a photographic negative, long after you’ve seen it."
"CRITIC’S PICK... An elegant study of memory as both escape and prison."
"See Marjorie Prime NOW."