• A slate gray banner with show art at the bottom says "Great theatre sparks a conversation. It starts at Barrington Stage Company."
A collage of images is placed together. At the top, a wide gray and red banner reads "2025 Season Subscriptions Now On Sale!*) with a red ovular button below that reads "Buy tickets now", and below that in white text it reads (*Subscription sales only available via credit card.) Beneath the banner, it says "Select Series Package: All 6 shows up to 20% savings" with show art collaged below. It has a white tile with stark half-profile images of Nancy Pelosi and Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez with the words "N/A: The Play" between them in a serif font. The only color in the image comes from red stripes that go diagonally to form the forward slash of "N/A" and blue stars dot the bottom. In the second image, scratched metal hosts the blackletter font reading "Lerner & Loewe's Camelot". Beside that, a blue sky has the pink furry words spelling out "fuzzy: a new musical." Beneath that and to the left two spots, sits a lavender rectangle with orange-red letters that spell out "Joan: A New Play" with an illustrative bust of Joan Rivers arising from the middle of the O. She wears a string of necklaces that read "Funny" "Fearless" and "Iconic" and off-white dots dot the top and bottom of the tile in a subtle nod to pearls. To the right of that, a basketball court at the free-throw line spells out "King James: A slam-dunk comedy about friendship, fandom, and basketball royalty." A basketball sits in the bottom right corner casting a shadow of a crown. Next to that is a blue watercolor image of a white shawl. In front of it in stark black serif letters reads "The Yom Kippur Play. World Premiere." Beneath the show art, the words "or build your own experience" with tiles beneath it that read "5 Show build-your-own experience: Up to 19% savings", "4 show build-your-own experience: Up to 17% savings" and "3 show build-your-own experience: Up to 15% savings".

*Season Subscription does not include special limited run of Eisenhower: This Piece of Ground

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