A Ghost in Your Ear at Minetta Lane Theatre: FAQs
When is A Ghost in Your Ear playing at Minetta Lane Theatre?
A Ghost in Your Ear is scheduled at Minetta Lane Theatre in New York from September 29 through November 15, 2026. Check the event listing on ticketsuniondale.com for the performance date and time you want before purchasing.
What kind of show is A Ghost in Your Ear?
A Ghost in Your Ear is listed as a theatre performance in the musical and play category. For details about the story, creative team, cast, and production style, review the event information available for your selected performance.
How long does the performance last?
The running time has not been provided. Check the event listing or confirm with the theatre closer to your performance date for the latest schedule and any intermission information.
Where is Minetta Lane Theatre, and what is the best way to get there?
Minetta Lane Theatre is in New York's Greenwich Village. Public transportation is a convenient option; nearby subway stops serve the area, with the closest route depending on your starting point. Check current MTA service before you travel and allow extra time to reach the theatre.
Where can I park near Minetta Lane Theatre?
Street parking in Greenwich Village can be limited, and posted restrictions apply. Nearby paid garages may be a more reliable choice, especially for evening performances. Compare locations and rates in advance, and leave time for traffic and the walk to the theatre.
What seats are best at Minetta Lane Theatre?
Minetta Lane Theatre is an intimate venue, so many seats can offer a close view of the performance. For a balanced perspective, consider seats near the center of the auditorium; the best option depends on your budget, sightline preferences, and the production's staging. Review the seating map when choosing tickets.
Are there seats with limited views?
Some seats in any theatre may have a different angle or partial obstruction, depending on the production's set and staging. Check the seat details and available view information before you buy, and contact the ticket provider if you need clarification about a specific location.
How much do A Ghost in Your Ear tickets cost?
Prices currently start around $40, with seats often ranging up to approximately $150 or more. Ticket prices can change with performance date, seat location, availability, and market demand, so compare options for your preferred date.
How do I access mobile tickets purchased on ticketsuniondale.com?
Follow the delivery instructions shown during checkout and in your order confirmation. If mobile tickets are provided, open them on your phone before arriving and make sure your device is charged. Delivery method and timing can vary by listing.
Are tickets purchased through ticketsuniondale.com legitimate?
Ticketsuniondale.com provides a marketplace for event tickets. Review the listing details, checkout terms, and applicable guarantees before completing your purchase. Keep your order confirmation and contact customer support promptly if you have a question about your order.
Are opening acts, age restrictions, or bag rules confirmed?
No opening act, age restriction, or bag policy was provided for this event. These details may depend on the production and venue requirements, so check the event listing and confirm the latest policies with Minetta Lane Theatre before attending.
A Ghost in Your Ear Uniondale Theatre reviews
Very special show
A Ghost in Your Ear and Lyle Lovett put on a truly special concert. The two of them, with acoustic guitars, alternated songs and told stories about their lives, the people who influenced their music, and the inspiration behind their songs. Lyle Lovett, like a lyrical scarecrow, has such an engaging personality with a charming sense of humor. Skinny as a rail, homely as all get-out, with a slash for a mouth and gnarly hands, he sings with a voice utterly wracked with emotion. He magically evokes that same emotion from his guitar.
A Ghost in Your Ear, despite putting on a LOT of weight, still has the voice of an angel. It was a real treat to hear just him with his guitar and that incredible voice all on their own. He is truly a guitar master, funny, and tells great stories. He writes wonderful songs that brought me to tears several times - and I wasn't the only one.