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Yale Representation Of Friday Theatre

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Introduction The Obergefell v. Hodges will be held at The Yale Repertory Theatre (Yale Rep) on June 6 to July 2. 2018. Therefore, I analyze this competitive pricing template project base on Friday drama. I think general audiences would like to visit the drama on Friday and the ticket pricing is more flexible on Friday than the week day. In addition, I find that most of the Yale Rep’s dramas are started on Friday. In other words, the Friday is a key time for drama. Accordingly, the project analyzes the four dramas in the Yale Repertory Theatre (Yale Rep), Sam S. Shubert Theatre, Long Wharf Theatre, and Yale Cabaret. Although the number of the sears are different, I will compare them in a similar period that is on Friday drama between May and …show more content…

However, the Sam S. Shubert Theatre provides $39, 49, 99, and 126 prices, as well as the Long Wharf Theatre provides $34.5, 80.5, and 90.5 prices for audiences. Both of the Sam S. Shubert Theatre and the Long Wharf Theatre have more price choices for their audiences. In my opinion, the reasons why Yale Rep only provides a price for their audiences is because their target audience is the Yale students and employee. Thus, it also can explain why the Yale Rep would like to emphasize the employee and student discounts on the website and the ticket system. There is one regular $20 price of the Yale Cabaret is the same reason. Through the mission of the Yale Rep and the Yale Cabaret, they want to facilitate the students of the drama of the school to become professional performers. Therefore, both of them focus on student …show more content…

The Yale Rep give 20% discount if the group are more than 10 people. In addition, the Sam S. Shubert Theatre provides 10% and 15% for more than 10 or 46 people in a group. Moreover, the Long Wharf Theatre and the Yale Cabaret give group ticket discount for the audiences. Therefore, the group discount is a significant discount for the theatre. As for the student discount, it is a very important the Yale Rep and the Yale Cabaret. Because both of them are trying to engage with the drama student life and help the students to become a professional drama worker. In order to encourage the student to join the dramas, the Yale Rep and Yale Cabaret provide the student ticket. However, because the Yale Cabaret is a smaller venue than the Yale Rep, the Yale Cabaret’s price is cheaper than the Yale Rep’s ticket. The Sam S. Shubert Theatre provides the rush hour ticket for the students. If students want to visit a drama in the theatre, they can go before one hour of the beginning of the

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