Are the date and seat already printed?

No. The date, time and seat are blank labelled fields, so you write them in by hand on each ticket.

Can I use these for a party instead of a show?

Yes. The party pass design has confetti corners, a numbered stub and blank lines for a guest's name and the party date. Type any event you need and the layout is drawn for that request.

What is the difference between the three styles?

Theatre is burgundy and gold on cream in a vintage double-border print. Party is bright pink, teal and yellow with confetti. Plain print is black ink only, with dashed tear lines and sans-serif labels.

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Event tickets: concert, school play, party pass

Event tickets — a sheet of six concert tickets with a music-note border, "ADMIT ONE" on the stub and blank labelled fields for date, time and seat, a vintage theatre ticket print with a thin double border and bold spaced capitals

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Reading 1Concert ticket

Reading 2School play

Reading 3Party pass

Teachers, parents and small organisers print tickets for a school play, a concert or a party and fill in the date and seat by hand. Each ticket has a tear-off stub and blank fields for the event, date, time and seat. The nine pictures show a concert, a school play and a party pass, in vintage theatre, bright party and plain black designs. Type a different event or colour and the same layout is drawn for it.

school play or show tickets
a concert or recital at home
a birthday party pass
a community event with numbered seats

Frequently asked questions

Are the date and seat already printed?: No. The date, time and seat are blank labelled fields, so you write them in by hand on each ticket.
Can I use these for a party instead of a show?: Yes. The party pass design has confetti corners, a numbered stub and blank lines for a guest's name and the party date. Type any event you need and the layout is drawn for that request.
What is the difference between the three styles?: Theatre is burgundy and gold on cream in a vintage double-border print. Party is bright pink, teal and yellow with confetti. Plain print is black ink only, with dashed tear lines and sans-serif labels.

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