Dixie's Tupperware Party

Dixie Longate

Dixie Longate, the fast-talking, gum-chewing, ginger-haired Alabama gal who’s known for bringing your grandma’s Tupperware party into the 21st century, is returning to Ars Nova for a special benefit engagement after 15 years on the road! You’ll howl with laughter as Dixie demonstrates the many alternative uses for the iconic plastic kitchen staple and leave with your heart a little bigger and your food a little fresher. Don’t miss this two-night benefit event – which includes special perks like VIP Meet & Greets and Dixie’s signature swag – right here where it all started. Best of all, all ticket proceeds go to support Ars Nova’s mission and programs.

NOVEMBER 16 & 17
DOORS @ 6:30PM | SHOW @ 7:30PM
ARS NOVA
511 W 54TH STREET

This show is a special benefit performance and all ticket revenue goes directly to support Ars Nova and its mission. There are three tiers of tickets available:

VIP Upgrade/Premium: $100
– Premium Reserved Seating
– Pre-Show Meet n’ Greet n’ Photo
– Signature Tupperware tumbler w/ Cocktail
– Open Bar @ Cocktails with Dixie pre show

Preferred Tix: $49
– Preferred Reserved Seating
– Cocktails with Dixie pre show

General Admission: $25
– General Admission seating

KRIS ANDERSSON (Playwright) Andersson debuted Dixie’s Tupperware Party at the 2004 New York International Fringe Festival. Following that run, he teamed up with playwright Elizabeth Meriwether (New Girl) and director Alex Timbers (Beetlejuice, Moulin Rouge! The Musical) to create the Off-Broadway version of the show at Ars Nova. The show received the 2007/08 Drama Desk Award Nomination for Outstanding Solo Performance. The show has now become the longest-running Off-Broadway tour of the last decade. His follow up shows include Broken Sh*t and Baby Jesus, My Bags Went Where?, No Instructions, and Dixie’s follow up show, Never Wear A Tube Top While Riding A Mechanical Bull and 16 Other Things I Learned While I Was Drinking Last Thursday.

This show will take place at Ars Nova, located at 511 W 54th Street, New York, NY 10019.

This show is a special benefit performance and all ticket revenue goes directly to support Ars Nova and its mission. There are three tiers of tickets available:

VIP Upgrade/Premium: $100
– Premium Reserved Seating
– Pre-Show Meet n’ Greet n’ Photo
– Signature Tupperware tumbler w/ Cocktail
– Open Bar @ Cocktails with Dixie pre show

Preferred Tix: $49
– Preferred Reserved Seating
– Cocktails with Dixie pre show

General Admission: $25
– General Admission seating

The best way to secure a great seat is by purchasing VIP/Premium or Preferred tix! The VIP and Preferred tix also come with great perks, which are listed above.

Yes. The processing fees are charged by our ticketing and credit card processors, and increase along with the base price of your ticket.

This show will not be streaming on Ars Nova Supra, so the best way to catch Dixie in action is to purchase a ticket to see her live! Every dollar goes towards supporting Ars Nova’s mission and artistic programs.

All sales are final – there are no refunds or exchanges.

If you’re unable to use your tickets, you may donate them in exchange for a letter of tax credit by emailing tix@arsnovanyc.com.

We ask that you stay home if you aren’t feeling well or are awaiting the results of a COVID test. Please let us know prior to your ticketed performance, and we will work with you to find a solution if you’re unable to attend.

 

We welcome and encourage mask-wearing to protect yourself and others. However, as mask mandates have lifted and city, state and federal guidelines have changed, we will not be requiring them at performances.

We no longer require proof of vaccination, but we strongly encourage all audience members to get vaccinated and boosted in accordance with public health guidelines.

Our staff will clean and sanitize the theater and common areas and we’ll continue to provide hand sanitizer for your personal use.

Signage is posted in all spaces encouraging washing or sanitizing hands frequently.

Ars Nova is uncensored. We provide content advisories — to the best of our ability — to inform audiences when shows contain racial violence, racist language, sexual violence or nudity. We provide information about this type of content in advance, based on our core values, so that each audience member can make an informed decision about if and how they’d like to engage with that content. We welcome artists to share additional information about their shows based on their own core values.