Group Tickets
Create a memorable event experience for your group with great theater, at an affordable price!
GROUPS OF 10+ SAVE 20%
To book groups of 15+, call 732.345.1400 x 1841 or email groups@trtc.org
BENEFITS & TICKET INFO
- Add a reception to your performance with a pre- or post-show event! On-site event spaces range from the intimate to the grand, and can accommodate groups of up to 110 attendees. Light refreshments, linens, and other event amenities can be provided (rental and catering costs may apply).
- Use a Two River show as a fundraiser: set an upsell price for your tickets, and keep the proceeds for your organization!
- Bus Parking: Bussing your group? Call ahead to reserve special parking onsite!
- Waived per ticket fees* (regularly $9 per ticket).
Space rentals and artist access subject to availability.
*Total price for groups of 10+ will include a $10 fee
W indicates Wheelchair seating
Yellow indicates obstructed view
Seating layout for our smaller theater (Marion Huber) changes for each show – with only 110 seats, all seating is Section A.
2025/26 SEASON LINEUP
A Doll's House
“What is worth saving?” This question still echoes nearly 150 years after Henrik Ibsen first constructed A Doll’s House. With this sensational story about a dark secret that threatens to destroy a family, Ibsen created drama’s very first feminist. And in its heroine, Nora Helmer, Ibsen brought the struggle for personal liberation to vivid life. In this World Premiere adaptation, acclaimed director Justin Emeka (Sweat, Romeo and Juliet) reimagines A Doll’s House in 1950s New Jersey, weaving Black culture into one of the most powerful plays ever experienced.
Elephant Shoes
Cy is on the verge of revolutionizing communication! His brilliant invention instantly translates spoken English into American Sign Language (ASL), and vice versa. But his breakthrough depends on whip-smart Roxy, who has ideas of her own. As they work side by side, Cy finds himself falling for her—only to watch his best friend, Chris, sweep her off her feet. A modern-day “Cyrano” tale, Elephant Shoes asks: can love be translated, or does it risk being lost in interpretation?
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