A $50 Community Ticket opens the door for individuals from under-represented and economically challenged communities to attend a live Terpsicorps performance.

Live performance transforms people — but access to it isn’t equal.

Community Tickets help ensure that art belongs to everyone, regardless of income, identity, or life circumstance.

To make sure tickets reach the people who will benefit most,
we collaborate with MANNA FoodBank and Second Harvest Food Bank, who help identify and distribute tickets to community members they serve.

Community Tickets reach audiences who are too often excluded from live arts experiences, including:

• low-income households
• seniors on fixed incomes
• single-parent families
• emerging adults
• individuals who have never felt theatre was “for them”

Your support turns exclusion into belonging.

Giving Impact Levels

$50 — Provide one Community Ticket
$100 — Help two people attend together
$250 — Make it possible for a small group or deserving family to attend
$500 — Support admission for ten individuals or a cohort from a partner agency
Other — Choose your own impact level

Tickets are distributed in partnership with MANNA and Second Harvest so they reach people who will meaningfully benefit — discreetly, with dignity, and without requiring anyone to ask for help publicly.

Give a Ticket — Open a Door

Want to attend the show yourself? Of course you do!

Community Tickets help others get in — but we’d love to see you there too!
🎟️ Purchase your tickets here

Winston-Salem: July 16–18, 2026 • 7:30pm • Hanesbrands Theatre
Asheville: July 23–25, 2026 • 7:30pm • Diana Wortham Theatre

Giving access to others is meaningful — but being part of the audience yourself is powerful too.

Tickets for the Community

Help Someone Experience Dance Who Otherwise Wouldn’t Be Able To

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