Redeem SCR Flex Tickets
How to redeem
To book tickets with your SCR Flex, follow the simple steps below.
If you have just purchased SCR Flex tickets, your credits will be available for online redemption 24 hours after your purchase. After 24 hours, please follow the steps below. If you haven't purchased your Flex tickets yet, do so here.
- SELECT YOUR PERFORMANCE
Click the redemption button below under the production of your choice. The link will take you to a list of available performances during that production's run. - SELECT YOUR SEATS
Once you have selected your desired performance, select your seat(s). When you have selected your desired seat(s), choose the Flex ticket price. The Flex Ticket price will appear on valid performance dates and in valid seating sections. - ADD TO CART
Add those seats to your shopping cart. Please double-check that your seat order has the Flex Ticket price type. Once you have confirmed, select "Checkout". - LOG IN TO YOUR ACCOUNT
Log in to your SCR Theatre Account. On the "Checkout" page, scroll to the bottom to FLEX CREDITS. You will be asked if you want to apply your credits to the balance of your order. Please select "Apply Balance." - CLICK "BUY NOW"
When you see the balance change from the amount due to $0, select "Buy Now." Once your order is processed, you will receive an email confirmation of your order. Box Office may verify your flex credit redemption if needed.
The Lightning Thief
The Percy Jackson Musical
Aug. 1-9, 2026
Teenage Percy Jackson has discovered he’s the son of a Greek god. With his friends Annabeth and Grover, he sets out on an epic quest to recover Zeus’ stolen lightning bolt and prevent a war among the gods, battling mythological monsters along the way. Performed by the Summer Players—talented young actors who have completed at least one year in the Theatre Conservatory—this electrifying rock musical celebrates courage, friendship and embracing your destiny.
Any seat, any section, any performance. Each Flex credit may be redeemed for two tickets.
Laura Benanti: Nobody Cares
Oct. 8-11, 2026
A hilarious, heartfelt one-woman comedy show from Tony Award winner Laura Benanti. Filled with comedy, songs, and unfiltered truth, this NY Times Critic’s Pick is a love letter to recovering people pleasers and anyone working on themselves.
Section A seating, for any performance.
A Christmas Carol
Nov. 28 - Dec. 27, 2026
This timeless classic is sure to rekindle your holiday spirit with festive music, joyful dancing and the heartwarming story of one magical, life-changing night in the life of Ebenezer Scrooge.
Section A seating for performances through and including Dec. 10; Dec. 3-4; and the school matinee on Dec. 8 are not available for purchase.
The Importance of Being Earnest
Jan. 23 - Mar. 20, 2027
The finest comedy of the English language, this sparkling classic hilariously skewers Victorian England’s upper class. Jack’s in love with the enchanting Gwendolen, Algernon is falling for Cecily—and both women have sworn to marry only men named Ernest.
Any seat, any section, any performance, excluding Opening Night (Feb. 5).
Three-headed Monster
Apr. 4 - May 2, 2027
After serving time for a crime he didn’t commit, Kyrie returns home to his two best friends. But he fears there’s no room left for him in a trio, and world, that moved on while he was away. A touching drama about the healing power of friendship.
Any seat, any section, any performance, excluding Opening Nights (Apr. 15 & 16).
Hamlet
May 8 - June 5, 2027
When Prince Hamlet returns to Denmark following his father’s suspicious death, he discovers that his uncle has seized the throne—and occupies his mother’s bed. Artistic Director David Ivers and actor Raymond Lee (TV/Film: Quantum Leap, Sugar, Top Gun: Maverick) bring Shakespeare’s haunting psychological thriller to life.
Any seat, any section, any performance, excluding Opening Night (May 14).
Hershey Felder, BEETHOVEN
July 21 - Aug. 1, 2027
Based on Dr. Gerhard von Breuning’s factual Aus dem Schwarzspanierhaus, Felder brings Ludwig van Beethoven to life through the eyes of the Viennese Dr. Breuning, who spent his boyhood by the maestro’s side. Featuring some of the composer’s greatest works, from the Moonlight Sonata and Pathétique Sonata to selections from the 5th and 9th Symphonies.
Section A seating for Tuesday-Friday performances only (matinee or evening).
Into the Woods
Sept. 12 - Oct. 10, 2026
When the Baker and his wife venture into the forest to break a witch’s curse, familiar fairy tales take on clever new lives. But in this Tony Award-winning musical comedy, “happily ever after” is never the whole story.
Any seat, any section, any performance, excluding Opening Night (Sept. 18).
Blind Runner
Oct. 18 - Nov. 8, 2026
The destinies of three Iranians are interwoven when a man agrees to help a blind woman train for a race in Paris, at the insistence of his wife, a political prisoner. An international multi-media hit, performed in Persian with English supertitles.
Any seat, any section, any performance, excluding Opening Night (Oct. 23).
Mother Russia
Jan 22 - Mar. 20, 2027
1992: The Soviet Union has collapsed and McDonald’s is open. Clueless Evgeny decides to risk everything to win over Katya, a former pop star with a mysterious past. A New York Times Critic’s Pick, this off-beat comedy is “as funny as it is smart.”
Any seat, any section, any performance, excluding Opening Night (Jan. 29).
How I Became a Pirate
Feb. 19 - Mar. 7, 2027
Ten-year-old Jeremy Jacob joins a band of goofy pirates and helps them look for the perfect spot to bury their booty. Along the musical adventure, he discovers that home is a treasure you can’t find on any map.
Any seat, any section, any performance. Each Flex credit may be redeemed for two tickets.
The Ingenue
Apr. 18 - May 9, 2027
In 18th century London, neither Letitia nor Doricourt wants to go through with their arranged marriage and both are determined to make the other call it off. Their scheming is playwright Hannah Cowley’s latest work-in-progress in this a witty new twist on a classic comedy of manners.
Any seat, any section, any performance, excluding Opening Night (Apr. 23).
Love Notes
July 6-18, 2027
1853, Düsseldorf, Germany. A young Johannes Brahms steps into the orbit of musical giants composer Robert Schumann and his wife, pianist and composer Clara Schumann. Brahms plays for the Schumanns and Robert declares him “a genius, the new Beethoven.” One year later, Robert Schumann descends into madness and commits himself to an asylum. The young lionlike Brahms remains by Clara’s side to help her and the Schumann’s seven children and falls deeply in love, yet Clara remains eternally devoted to her husband. What happens between them all is a romantic story for the ages written in sound.
Section A seating for Tuesday-Friday performances only (matinee or evening).
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