COVID-19 UPDATES

We are beyond excited to welcome you all back to Good Luck Macbeth. It is our fervent desire to produce high-quality, impactful works of Art while establishing procedures to help mitigate the risk of exposure and transmission of COVID-19.

All patrons acknowledge that exposure to airborne pathogens such as COVID-19 is possible in any public space where other people are present and that by attending a performance on-site at Good Luck Macbeth, the patron assumes responsibility for any risks that might arise due to possible exposure.

Good Luck Macbeth will continue to follow local, state, and federal guidelines, and in addition, enact policies that feel are in the best interest when it comes to the health and safety of our staff, volunteers, creatives, and audiences. At the moment, all staff, volunteers, and audience members are required to wear masks the entire time that they are in the building, except when they are immediately eating or drinking. We have already required that all of our staff, volunteers, and creatives be fully vaccinated in order to work within the space.

As of October 1st, 2021. we are also requiring proof of vaccination, with a form of identification for verification processes, OR proof of a negative COVID test (either a PCR test taken within 72 hours of the performance start time or an antigen test taken within 24 hours of the performance start time)  for our audiences as well. We will accept tests from official testing facilities or at-home tests as well. 

Audiences will need to either bring a physical copy of their vaccination card or a photo of your vaccination card. The completed date on the vaccination card will need to be at least two weeks prior to the performance date the patron is wishing to attend.

Thank you for your patience and understanding as we continue to fine-tune these protocols. We are not perfect and will certainly make mistakes, but we will try our hardest to ensure that your experience at Good Luck Macbeth is of the highest good, to the best of our ability.

NOW PLAYING AT GLM

 VIP Champagne Seating
Experience quality theatre in style

Patrons can now enjoy our productions with reserved front-row seating, while sipping on bubblies all night long (alternatives available for non-drinkers). For just $35 a ticket, audiences can view our shows from the best seats in the house, with seat-side beverage service.

If you would like to buy a table, please buy four VIP tickets together in the same order.  

Our effervescent staff will end champagne service 5 minutes prior to curtains at both the first and second act of our shows.  


Seating

Our 98-seat venue is a first come, first serve basis (except for our VIP Champagne Seating). House opens 45 minutes prior to the show. Patrons will not be able to enter the main theatre until that time.

​If patrons need special assistance or seating accommodations, please make a note when you purchase your tickets. We will have your seat ready
for you when you arrive.

Parking

We are located on Taylor street between Forest and South Virginia. There is street parking in front of and around the theater.

We are in a blossoming urban neighborhood, depending on day and time, parking may be more limited. Please plan ahead to arrive on time.

Our Ticketing Partner

We utilize Theatre Manager, via Arts Management Systems, to give our patrons a quick and easy way to purchase tickets to all of our shows.
Ticket Questions
​tickets@goodluckmacbeth.org

Ticket Rules

Thank you for supporting live art and local theatre with your purchase to Good Luck Macbeth Theatre Company! To ensure an optimal experience, we laid out a few guidelines full of quirky quips because we think we are funny...and who doesn’t enjoy some commentary while reading a bunch of rules and regulations. ​
  • Please check your tickets...and then double check. This seems obvious, but there is nothing more tragic than excitedly arriving to the theatre, on a sold out performance, only to learn that your reservation was last week.  

  • The house will open forty-five minutes before performance time, not a minute sooner but potentially five minutes later (we apologize in advance). At about one hour before performance time, you are more than welcome to enter the lobby to wait. Take a seat on our fashionable blue couch that we have named Cornelius.

  • Evening shows start at 7:30 pm, and Sunday matinees begin at 2 pm. We understand that life happens sometimes (traffic, duck parade, acts of God) and despite all your good intentions to arrive early, you don’t. Late seating will be at the discretion of the House Manager. Be advised, he’s a mean SOB and usually won’t do it. If you arrive after the show begins, GLM has the right to resell your tickets - without refunding you - and depending on availability, may not be able to honor your tickets toward a future performance. We will do our best, but there are no guarantees. 

  • For our VIP Champagne Patrons, please be advised that our effervescent staff will end champagne service 5 minutes prior to curtains at both the first and second act of our shows.  

  • Our theater is located in the blossoming urban neighborhood that is Midtown, so you know what that means...parking is not great. Please plan ahead to arrive on time (by that we actually mean early).
 
  • Our 98-seat venue is a first come, first serve basis (except for our VIP Champagne Seating). Be assured, there is not a bad seat in the house, so no need to elbow or roundhouse kick your fellow theatre-goers to secure the best seat. However, if you would like to remove yourself from the gamble of theatre-chair roulette, you can purchase a Bespoke or Premium Season Pass which assures preferred and reserved seating to our main stage events.  
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  • If a performance is sold out, you may arrive forty-five minutes before the show to be added to the waitlist. If seats are available, we will fill the theater with our waitlist patrons. Tickets will be $25 cash. Bring exact cash. Depending on the size of the waitlist, we may hold the house for 5-10 minutes as to not disturb patrons and the actors with waitlist seating. We always strive to start on time, but even Broadway productions hold from time to time. ​