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Tickets are available at the Luckman Box Office:
Call (323) 343-6600 for information or to pay by credit card.
BOX OFFICE HOURS:
Tues. 12-6 pm
Wed.- Fri. 10 am-6 pm
Sat. 12-4 pm, and
At least one hour prior to all performances.
$9 General admission per program
$50 Full Weekend Pass (does not incl. VIP Reception)
$5 General admission for Seniors and Students with ID per program
$25 Full Weekend Pass (does not incl. VIP Reception)
OPENING NIGHT
$2 Calstate L.A. Students with ID
FREE EVENTS
Program 2 (Saturday 10AM) for Students with ID
Program 3 (Saturday 12PM) High School Showcase & Reception
Directors' Roundtable (Sunday 3:30PM)
Awards Ceremony (Sunday 7PM)
Maps and Directions to The Intimate Theatre
at the Luckman Fine Arts Complex on the Campus of California State University, Los Angeles
Maps and directions in PDF format, click here.
Maps and directions in MS-Word format, click here.
Map of the Calstate LA campus in PDF format, click here.
Parking information available at http://www.calstatela.edu/univ/ppa/campus_map.pdf
The Harriet & Charles Luckman Fine Arts Complex
The Harriet & Charles Luckman fine Arts complex on the campus of California State University, Los Angeles, is a multi-disciplinary arts facility dedicated to the presentation and exhibition of traditional and contemporary art forms that reflect the diverse and evolving cultures of Los Angeles and the world. Constructed in 1994, the luckman is in its fourteenth season of programming. The Luckman Partnership, Inc., the prestigious Los Angeles architectural firm responsible for such landmark structures as the Los angeles forum, Madison Square Garden, and Los Angeles International Airport, designed the Complex to reflect the beauty and strength of "old" California. Characterized by sun-drenched brick buildings and a tiered street of dramatic arches and columns, the Luckman has been described as a perfect blend of the old and the new, reminiscent of a Roman forum, while maintaining the glorious spaciousness which defines Southern California.