Box Office

Tickets

A seat for every story.

From single performances to season subscriptions, group tickets, and student rush, there’s a way to be in the room. Browse what’s on sale, choose what fits your schedule, and we’ll see you at the theater.

How to Buy

Ways to purchase.

Pick the route that fits how you’d like to attend. Subscribers get first choice of seats; single tickets give you maximum flexibility; and we keep options open for students and groups.

01 / Single Tickets

Pick a Performance

Buy by the show

Browse the calendar, choose your seats, and check out. Best for the date-night crowd and curious first-timers.

Online · Phone · Door

02 / Season Subscription

Pick your Subscription

Best seats, best value

Pick multiple productions and lock in priority seating, exchange privileges, and ensure you don’t miss out on our amazing season. 

03 / Groups (10+)

Bring the Whole Crew

Groups of 5 or more

Book office outings, school field trips, donor cohorts, or birthday blocks. Group pricing varies by production, the Box Office will hold seats while you confirm headcount.

Phone · Email

04 / Student Rush

$10 Student Tickets

$10 · valid student ID required

Available at the performance venue. Doors open 60 minutes before curtain. Subject to availability. Not sold online or by phone.

05 / 30 Days of Opera

Free Pop-ups Citywide

Always free · no ticket needed

Every September, opera shows up where you already are, street corners, libraries, parks, neighborhood spots. No seats to reserve, just join and enjoy.

06 / Accessibility

Accommodations

No additional charge

Accessibility varies by venue. Call the Box Office to talk through your needs – wheelchair seating, companion seats, etc.- and we’ll work out what’s possible for the performance you’d like to attend.

Before you buy

A few things to know.

All sales are final.

Opera Memphis does not issue refunds or exchanges on purchased tickets. Unused tickets can be converted into a tax-deductible donation when you contact the Box Office at least 24 hours in advance.

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Things may change.

Dates, times, productions, and prices are subject to change. We’ll always do our best to notify ticket holders well in advance of any updates to the calendar.

Season Subscriptions

Two ways to subscribe.

Whether you have been with us for years or you are joining for the first time, there are two ways to subscribe this season. Current subscribers renew by phone during a priority window. New subscribers can sign up online. Both reserve a full season of seats in one step and unlock the same subscriber benefits.

01 / Current Subscribers

Renew Your Subscription

Contact via phone or sign up online

If you subscribed last season, renew by phone with our box office at (901) 257-3100 or go online to purchase. Renewing subscribers get a priority window to renew and keep their seats before new subscriptions open to the public. A quick call confirms your package, updates your contact details, and answers any questions.
Renewals on sale starting 5/15/26.

Phone · Online

02 / New Subscribers

Become a Subscriber

Sign up online

New to Opera Memphis? Purchase your season ticket package online in a few steps and you are set for every subscription-eligible production this year. New subscribers receive the same benefits as renewing members, including priority communication about the upcoming season.

i.

Full season of tickets

Every subscription-eligible production, in one package.

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One simple purchase

Reserve the whole season at once, not show by show.

iii.

Priority renewal

Hear about the season early and renew before single tickets open.

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Reciprocal benefits

Discounted tickets at participating Opera America companies.

Talk to a human

The Box Office.

For phone orders, group blocks, accessibility accommodations, donating unused tickets, or anything our website can’t answer, call us. We’re a small team and we’ll know the show you’re asking about.

Phone

(901) 257-3100

Phone orders accepted during box office hours.

Hours

Mon – Fri

9:00 am – 5:00 pm CT

In Person

216 S Cooper St

Memphis, Tennessee 38104

SHOW-NIGHT SALES

At the Venue

Doors open 60 minutes before curtain.

Before the curtain

The questions we hear most.

A quick rundown of the things patrons ask the box office every week. For the full set of policies, late seating, photography, children, and more, see our ticketing policies page.

All sales are final, Opera Memphis does not issue refunds or exchanges. If you can’t make it, contact the Box Office at least 24 hours in advance, and we’ll convert your tickets into a tax-deductible donation. The seats then go to other patrons, often local students.

Performances begin promptly at the stated start time. Ushers will seat late patrons only until the overture has concluded, typically no later than ten minutes after curtain. Patrons not in their seats by then forfeit their tickets, so give yourself a buffer for Memphis traffic and parking.

Children ages 4 and under are not permitted at indoor opera productions, except for events specifically intended for children and families. Each patron, including children, must have a ticket. If you’re bringing young kids, aisle seats give the easiest access to the lobby.

Student rush tickets are $10 and available at the theater lobby beginning one hour before each performance. Bring a valid student ID, one ID per ticket. Rush tickets are subject to availability and are not sold online or by phone.

Photography and the use of recording devices during a performance are strictly prohibited. Please silence and stow all cell phones before the lights go down. Selfies before, after, and at intermission are very much encouraged.

Parking depends on the venue. The Germantown Performing Arts Center has a  spacious on-site lot, parking is free. The Dixon Gallery and Gardens has free parking –  but be prepared to walk to the Morrow Lawn. Either way, arriving early makes life easier.

Opera Memphis is a come as you are company. Some patrons choose to dress in ball gowns/tuxedos, whereas, others will dress in jeans and nice shirts. However,  we do suggest that anyone who tends to be cold should consider bringing a sweater in case the performance venue is chilly.