Save on Duke Performances in 2022-23
Staff and faculty receive 15 percent off all shows
From classical music, to jazz, theatrical performances, big bands, and a choreographed ode to the 1980s, Duke faculty and staff can enjoy a variety of performing arts offerings into 2023 at a savings.
Starting this fall, employees receive a 15 percent discount on all upcoming Duke Performances events into spring 2023. With 22 remaining shows before the end of the year and others already scheduled for the spring, a full slate of creative and award-winning performers offers something for everyone to enjoy.
The fall 2022 season of performances continues with the play “Traces: Address to African Nations” on Sept. 17 at 8 p.m. in the Rubenstein Arts Center. Written by Duke Romance Studies faculty member Felwine Sarr, the show takes a new look at Africa through a modern lens as it emerges from its colonialism past and looks to the future.
Other upcoming shows include the Mingus Big Band at Page Auditorium on Oct. 22; a celebration of the jazz music of Yusuf Salim on Oct. 28 and 29; and instrumentalist, singer-songwriter and dancer Okaidja Afrosos performing at Page Auditorium on Nov. 6. A full calendar of events extends until April 2023.
How to receive the discount
After selecting a show on the Duke Performances calendar, Duke faculty and staff can access the discount by logging in with their NetID under the “My Account Info” tab at checkout.
Find more information on how to purchase Duke Performances tickets here. For a full list of discounts through the PERQs Program, visit the Duke discount site.
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