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Broadway Bridges Albuquerque: & Juliet Offers $19 Tickets to Local Students

Students from Albuquerque, Rio Rancho, and Bernalillo public schools can attend a November performance of & Juliet at Popejoy Hall for just $19 through the Broadway Bridges program.

·Sep 24, 2026·via BroadwayWorld
Broadway Bridges Albuquerque: & Juliet Offers $19 Tickets to Local Students

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Local high school teachers may enter a lottery for subsidized student tickets through October 2.

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Popejoy Hall, alongside The Broadway League, has announced the third year of Broadway Bridges Albuquerque, an initiative to increase access to Broadway touring performances for high school students in the Albuquerque Metro area. This season, a limited number of subsidized $19 tickets are available to Albuquerque Public Schools (APS), Rio Rancho Public Schools (RRPS), and Bernalillo Public Schools students for a performance of & Juliet this November.

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High school teachers are invited to enter a lottery to receive subsidized tickets to & Juliet. The lottery closes on Friday, October 2, 2026, at 5:00pm. After the lottery closes, selected teachers will be notified with instructions to complete their ticket purchase. Transportation to and from the performance must be arranged by the schools.

Apply here: https://www.popejoypresents.com/education-outreach/broadway-bridges

“Through Broadway Bridges Albuquerque, we're opening the doors to experiences that can stay with students long after the curtain closes,” said Fabianna Borghese-Tabeling, Director of Popejoy Hall. “Live performance has the power to inspire, encourage new perspectives, and connect what students learn in the classroom to the world around them. We're honored to bring these opportunities to young people and support the next generation of arts audiences.”

Modeled after the successful Broadway Bridges program in New York City, Broadway Bridges Albuquerque offers subsidized tickets to Equity-touring Broadway productions at Popejoy Hall. By collaborating with touring productions, the initiative transforms Broadway performances into affordable and accessible field trips for local public high schools. The program enhances students' arts education, promotes cultural equity, and cultivates a diverse future audience for live theatre. The program also receives financial support from the City of Albuquerque's Urban Enhancement Trust Fund.

For more information about Broadway Bridges Albuquerque, visit www.popejoypresents.com/education-outreach .

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