Featuring a Tony Award-winning book by Steven Levenson (Fosse/Verdon), and a score by Grammy®, Tony®, Emmy® and Academy Award® winners Benj Pasek and Justin Paul (The Greatest Showman, La La Land, Dogfight, James and the Giant Peach), Dear Evan Hansen is a new classic, with a message that has resonated with audiences around the world: “You Will Be Found.”
SHOWTIMES
Friday & Saturday performances begin at 7:30pm.
Sunday matinees begin at 2:00pm.
Doors open 30 min before the performance begins.
TICKET PRICES
| Adult | $27 |
| Military | $24 |
| Student (with ID) | $20 |
All Ticket Prices subject to taxes and fees, regardless of payment method.
Military discounts for active or retired military personnel. Must be able to provide valid ID upon request.
Student discounts for any person enrolled in K-12, undergraduate, or post-graduate education institution. Must be able to provide valid ID upon request.
Child tickets for children ages 12 and younger. Children-in-laps must have a ticket.
TICKET INFO
• Click “Buy Tickets” at the top of this page.
• Call 785-537-4420 Tues-Fri., Noon-5:30pm
• In-person Tues-Fri., Noon-5:30pm
• At-the-door 30 min. before the performance begins.
SOLD OUT PERFORMANCE POLICY
For sold-out performances, ticket holders are expected to arrive and be seated promptly before the scheduled curtain time.
If a ticket holder has not arrived within five (5) minutes after the scheduled start time, Manhattan Arts Center reserves the right to release their ticket to a patron on the waitlist. Released tickets may be reassigned at the discretion of Manhattan Arts Center based on the waitlist and availability.
Late-arriving ticket holders are not guaranteed admission or seating once their ticket has been released. If admission can still be accommodated, late arrivals may be seated at an appropriate time and location at the discretion of the front-of-house staff.
This policy applies specifically to sold-out performances and is intended to allow Manhattan Arts Center to accommodate patrons on the waitlist when seats would otherwise remain unused.
