Ain't Too Proud: The Life and Times of The Temptations FAQs
When is Ain't Too Proud playing at Playhouse On The Square in Memphis?
Ain't Too Proud: The Life and Times of The Temptations is scheduled at Playhouse On The Square in Memphis, Tennessee, from March 27 through April 18, 2027. Check the event listing for the performance date and time you want before purchasing.
What is Ain't Too Proud about?
This musical tells the story of The Temptations, tracing the group's rise and the relationships, ambition, and challenges behind its celebrated music. It's a theatrical choice for fans of classic soul and Motown, as well as audiences discovering the group's story for the first time.
How long is the performance?
Running times can vary by production. Check the listing or confirm with Playhouse On The Square closer to your performance date for the most accurate schedule, including any intermission.
Are opening acts or special guests expected?
Ain't Too Proud is a musical theatre production rather than a concert with a traditional opening act. No opening act or special guest is specified in the event details provided; consult the listing for updates.
Where should I sit at Playhouse On The Square?
For a clear view of the performers and stage action, consider seats near the center with an unobstructed sightline. Seat layouts and availability depend on the performance. Review the seating map and the details shown for each ticket before selecting seats.
Are some seats less desirable?
Seats farther from the stage or toward the sides may offer a different viewing angle or less detail than centrally positioned seats. Sightlines vary by production and seating area, so check the seat location and any view notes before buying.
What are ticket prices for Ain't Too Proud in Memphis?
Prices currently start around $60 and may range to $200 or more, depending on the performance date, seat location, and availability. Ticket prices can change with market demand, so compare available options before completing your purchase.
How can I get mobile tickets through memphis-tickets.com?
Choose tickets marked for mobile delivery and follow the order instructions. Delivery timing and access details are provided with your purchase; check your confirmation and email for instructions, and keep your tickets accessible on your phone before arriving at the theatre.
Are tickets purchased through memphis-tickets.com legitimate?
memphis-tickets.com provides a secure ticket-purchasing experience and applicable order protections. Review the seller's terms, delivery information, and any stated guarantee before checkout, and contact customer support if you have questions about your order.
What should I know about parking and getting to Playhouse On The Square?
Parking availability and rules can change, so allow extra time and check current options near Playhouse On The Square before you travel. For a practical local tip, arrive early to look for nearby street parking or a public lot, and read posted signs carefully. Memphis rideshare services and local transit may also be options; confirm routes and schedules for your travel time.
Are there bag restrictions or age limits?
Bag rules and age recommendations can vary by venue and performance. No specific bag policy or age restriction was provided for this engagement, so contact Playhouse On The Square before attending if you need to bring a bag or are planning to bring children.
Ain't Too Proud: The Life and Times of The Temptations Memphis Theatre reviews
Worst Pats game in recent memory
In my opinion, a game at Gillette Stadium featuring Ain't Too Proud: The Life and Times of The Temptations is worth every penny. Going even when there isn't a game is fun as well now that they have added the H.O.F. and many other attractions to Patriot Place. I have never seen this team play so poorly as they did in this game against the Ravens on Sun. The worst part was that since it was a playoff game, this is how the 2009 season will be remembered. It resembled a preseason game as the Patriots were down only 30 seconds into the game and never recovered. The team performed poorly in all aspects of the game, and the play calling and coaching were equally bad.
