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Community Nights at The Old Globe, formerly known as Affinity at the Globe, is a festive opportunity for theatre lovers who share an identity to connect over refreshments and conversation before enjoying a Globe production. These community spaces are intended for those who self-identify as a member of a particular community group. The Globe has committed to creating spaces for the Black, Indigenous, and People of Color (BIPOC) and LGBTQIA+ communities, and invites you to celebrate with the following shows.

Our BIPOC events and LGBTQIA+ events are designed for those who self-identify as part of those communities.

We can’t wait to see you there!

Upcoming Events



The XIXth
Friday, March 24
LGBTQIA+ Community Night

7:00 p.m.: Exclusive social hour
Location:  The Old Globe’s Copley Plaza in Balboa Park

8:00 p.m.: Production of The XIXth
Location: Old Globe Theatre (just steps away from the event)

Cost: $35 with promo code PRIDE
Ticket includes: pre-show Community Night mixer with one drink, and theatre ticket

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Exotic Deadly: Or the MSG Play
Saturday, April 8
LGBTQIA+ Community Night

7:00 p.m.: Exclusive social hour
Location:  The Old Globe’s Copley Plaza in Balboa Park

8:00 p.m.: Production of Exotic Deadly: Or the MSG Play
Location: Sheryl and Harvey White Theatre (just steps away from the event)

Cost: $35 with promo code PRIDE
Ticket includes: pre-show Community Night mixer with one drink, and theatre ticket

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Exotic Deadly: Or the MSG Play
Friday, April 14
BIPOC Community Night

6:30 p.m.: Social mixer with guest artist speaker
Location: Craig Noel Garden on The Old Globe's Copley Plaza in Balboa Park

8:00 p.m.: Production of Exotic Deadly: Or the MSG Play
Location: Sheryl and Harvey White Theatre (just steps away from the event)

Cost: $35 with promo code COMMUNITY
Ticket includes: pre-show Community Night mixer with one drink, and theatre ticket

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Past Events

Under a Baseball Sky with Director James Vásquez
The XIXth with Playwright Kemp Powers and director Carl Cofield