Frequently Asked Questions
Are my tickets from January still valid?
The short answer is Yes! If your tickets have been reassigned (see below) to a date that suits you, your tickets are still valid, and you don’t need to do anything. If you cannot attend on the date that has been rescheduled, you may cancel or ask for your ticket to be transferred to another performance date. All this can be done by logging into your Eventbrite account.
Reassigned Dates | |
January 19th Performance | January 20th Performance |
April 4th Performance (Here I Am) | April 12th Performance (I Am The Bridge/ Here I Am) |
Will the I Am The Bridge screening be on both days?
No, if you are interested on seeing I Am The Bridge you should attend the performance on Wednesday, Apr 12, 2023.
Can I switch my selected performance date?
Yes, but this will need to be done manually. If the reassigned date for your free ticket does not work for you, you can log on to your Eventbrite account and cancel your ticket (if it was a free ticket) and rebook your ticket for another performance date. If you have a “pay what you can” ticket you can request that your ticket be transferred to another performance date by contacting us at globallab@georgetown.edu .
How many tickets can I get?
We have set a maximum of 4 tickets per person. However, if you would like to have a group larger than 4 attend, we will happily arrange this with you if you contact us at globallab@georgetown.edu.
Is this a family-friendly event?
Family-friendly differs for everyone, but these performances have no nudity or profanity. Difficult themes, including slavery, are addressed.
Will there be a virtual event?
No, since this performance has already premiered virtually, we’ve decided to keep this performance as a strictly in-person experience.
Will there be a recording of the performance?
The performance will be recorded for archival reasons but not for public consumption.
I can't find the answer to my question. Who can I contact now?
Please email globallab@georgetown.edu
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