Hugo Literary Series FAQ
What is this?It's our brand new literary series, our flagship program in which we ask our some of our favorite authors to write something new for us and debut it at Hugo House. We have new music and parties afterwards and the following day we have panel discussions, classes and a few surprises.
How can I find out more?
Keep posted right here on our Web site and sign up for our mailing list.
Are classes included in the ticket cost?
No. Register for classes separately. Classes are listed online and in our class catalog (along with registration guidelines). Contact brianmcguigan@hugohouse.org for more information.
Can I have a refund?
Refunds are through Brown Paper Tickets. Here is their refund policy:
We offer refunds of the full face value of tickets for shows that are cancelled or postponed. To receive a refund for a cancelled or postponed show, contact us by telephone at 877.BPT.4842 or by email at refunds@brownpapertickets.com within three days of the first day of the event. We will then provide you with instructions for receiving your refund. No refunds are available unless an event is cancelled or postponed.
Are you handicap (ADA) accessible?
Yes. But do read about our disability accommodations.
Will there be food and drink?
Yes.
What is “live, original music?”
Song writers are writing new music for us and will perform between readers.
What about parking?
There is limited parking at Hugo House. Allow enough time to find a spot on a Friday night in Capitol Hill.
What if I'm late?
If the show is sold out we will sell your seat 10 minutes before curtain. If there are seats we will seat you at staff discretion.
What happened to the Annual Inquiry?
It morphed into a series that carries a lot of the cool things about the Inquiry you used to love: new work, open stages, gathering, the deconstruction of writerly process.
