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Get Your 300 Paintings: Sam Kissajukian Tickets in Tempe: 2026 Shows & Dates
Parking & Directions for 300 Paintings: Sam Kissajukian ASU Gammage
1200 South Forest Avenue, Tempe, AZ
85281, US
1. ASU Gammage Lot - 0.1 miles, $10
2. Rural Road Parking Structure - 0.3 miles, $5
3. Apache Boulevard Parking Garage - 0.6 miles, $8
4. Tempe Town Lake Parking - 1 mile, $7
5. Mill Avenue District - 1.2 miles, $10
300 Paintings: Sam Kissajukian Musical / play Live at ASU Gammage | Tempe
If you’re looking for a venue that’s as much about the experience as the show itself, ASU Gammage is one of those places that just sticks with you. Its iconic architecture and outdoor plaza host everything from lively public celebrations to intimate behind-the-scenes tours that give a real glimpse into its rich history. The place has seen it all, from grand performances at the Arizona Music Festival to special anniversary events celebrating its 50th year in 2014, which honestly felt like stepping into a living piece of Phoenix’s cultural heartbeat. Sitting in the rear mezzanine can sometimes be a gamble with views depending on the setup, so if you want to avoid missing key moments, those box seats are the way to go, they’re perfect for cozy groups wanting a more private, memorable experience. And let’s be honest, navigating to ASU Gammage is a breeze, just punch it into your map app or head down University Avenue from the west and you’re there. Whether it’s a big concert or a small gathering, this place has that special charm you just can’t find everywhere, making it a must-see for anyone checking out 300 Paintings: Sam Kissajukian Tempe or catching any performance.
What time does 300 Paintings start at ASU Gammage?
300 Paintings starts at 7:00 PM on Saturday, October 17, 2026. The performance is scheduled at ASU Gammage in Tempe.
How much are 300 Paintings tickets at ASU Gammage?
Tickets include $10 student seats or a five-show Student Performance Pack for $25, while general ticket pricing varies through Ticketmaster and ASU Gammage. General purchases also include an $8 facility fee plus service fees, and live listings can change.
What is 300 Paintings about?
300 Paintings follows Sam Kissajukian after he quits standup, rents a cake factory, and paints 300 large works during a manic episode. The performance connects art, mental health, and creativity through his story.
How long is 300 Paintings?
The exact runtime for 300 Paintings has not been posted. It is a single evening performance beginning at 7:00 PM on Saturday, October 17, 2026.
Is there an intermission during 300 Paintings?
An intermission has not been specified for 300 Paintings. Check the venue or ticketing information for any updated performance details.
What age is 300 Paintings suitable for?
300 Paintings is best suited to adults because it includes themes involving mental health and a manic episode. It is presented as part of the Beyond Series rather than as children’s theater.
What is the address of ASU Gammage?
ASU Gammage is located at 1200 South Forest Avenue, Tempe, Arizona 85281. The venue hosts the October 17, 2026 performance of 300 Paintings.
Which characters appear in 300 Paintings?
300 Paintings centers on Sam Kissajukian in a solo storytelling performance. It is not described as a multi-character play, with the focus on his paintings and creative crisis.