It is time to renew your Fountain Hills Theater season tickets, and we have a new choice. If you are a Jeweled Masque Donor -- and that would be Diamond, Emerald, Ruby, Sapphire, Aquamarine or Amethyst -- you can now become a “sustaining” member.
All that means is that instead of giving them the full amount at renewal, you pay for your tickets and the rest you can spread out over the year each month. Actually, you don’t have to be a jeweled masque donor, but if you really love our theater, you should be.
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Barbara Patterson-Whitehead
It is time to renew your Fountain Hills Theater season tickets, and we have a new choice. If you are a Jeweled Masque Donor -- and that would be Diamond, Emerald, Ruby, Sapphire, Aquamarine or Amethyst -- you can now become a “sustaining” member.
All that means is that instead of giving them the full amount at renewal, you pay for your tickets and the rest you can spread out over the year each month. Actually, you don’t have to be a jeweled masque donor, but if you really love our theater, you should be.
Sounds confusing, but really all this is doing is giving the theater some cash flow during the year, instead of giving them all the money up-front. Or if you desire, you can pledge a certain amount each month and that indeed will also help. What you are pledging, for example, will go directly on your credit card or out of your checking account.
Are you thoroughly confused now? I thought so. Call the theater at 480/837-9661 x3 and they will explain it far better than I. The point here is we have the best little theater in the Valley and we need to support them and make sure they are always there for us.
They are opening with Andrew Lloyd Weber’s “Cats” on Aug. 29, 2014. Does it get any better than that? You should get your tickets now and prepare to sit back in August and make your own “memories.” Once you see this play, you’ll understand.
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