Quick Answers

Frequent Questions

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Booking Info

How can I book a ticket for a performance event?

Booking a ticket is simple through our official website. Navigate to the "Events" section, choose your preferred performance, and click on “Book Now.” You’ll be prompted to select your date, number of seats, and payment method. Once the booking is complete, you will receive a confirmation email with a digital ticket. Please ensure to bring this to the venue, either printed or on your phone. If you face any issues, our support team is available 24/7 to assist you. Group bookings or student discounts may also be available during checkout.

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Event Types

What kind of events are part of your programming?

Thespo hosts a diverse range of theatrical experiences—from original youth productions and experimental plays to dance-theatre, spoken word, and sound-driven performances. Our stage is a space for both raw storytelling and innovative artistry. We prioritize themes that resonate with modern audiences and amplify young voices. Many of our events are interdisciplinary and often include collaborations with artists from music, visual arts, and digital media. The lineup evolves seasonally, keeping things fresh and exciting. Every show at Thespo is a bold step toward redefining theatre.

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Rental Info

Is it possible to rent your theatre space?

Yes, we offer rental opportunities for both emerging and established groups seeking a creative venue. Our spaces are available for rehearsals, showcases, performances, and community gatherings. You can submit a request via the “Venue Rental” form on our website with preferred dates and event details. Once reviewed, our team will follow up with availability, pricing, and technical support options. Lighting, sound, and on-site staff can be arranged for an additional fee. We recommend booking at least 4–6 weeks in advance to ensure availability. Every request is considered individually to ensure alignment with our creative values.

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Artist Access

How can young theatre artists get involved?

We’re constantly seeking young creatives—actors, writers, designers, and directors—to join our work. Open calls and audition notices are posted regularly on our website and social channels. Interested artists should submit a brief portfolio, resume, and optional audition tape depending on the role. Those selected will receive mentoring, rehearsal time, and access to technical resources. Our productions aim to give voice to youth perspectives while providing professional support. Whether you’re a student or self-taught, we encourage all passionate artists to apply. Creative diversity and experimentation are highly valued at Thespo.

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Late Entry

What happens if I arrive after start time?

Late entry is generally not allowed once the performance begins. Some shows have specific timing that can’t be disrupted. If late seating is possible, it will be stated in the ticket confirmation. Arrive at least 15–20 minutes early to ensure entry. Doors close promptly to respect the artists and audience. Always check the timing before your visit.

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Artist Calls

When are new artist opportunities announced?

We publish open calls throughout the year. Subscribe to our newsletter or follow us on social media for updates. Calls may include residencies, commissions, showcases, or labs. Each one outlines submission guidelines and deadlines. We support youth-driven, experimental, and interdisciplinary work. If your voice fits, we want to hear from you.

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Gift Cards

Can I safely buy event tickets as a gift card?

Yes, digital gift cards are available year-round. They can be used for any show, workshop, or merch item. Perfect for birthdays or creative surprises. Gift cards are delivered by email and include a personal note. The balance doesn’t expire, so recipients can wait for the right event. You’ll find them in the Tickets section.

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