Blood Type: Ragu Tickets

Blood Type: Ragu is a powerful solo performance written and performed by Frank Ingrasciotta (often credited as Blood Type: Ragu). This 90+ minute piece features over 20 characters explored through themes of identity, culture, and forgiveness. Since its Off-Broadway premiere, the production has built a long touring history, bringing its intimate, culturally rich storytelling to audiences across the United States, Canada, and beyond. Ingrasciotta’s work has earned multiple awards and broad critical acclaim, including recognition from the New York Times for its clever, stylish, and universal approach.

Below you’ll find a concise biography, notable discography highlights related to the performer, and information about upcoming performances. We’ve got you covered for a straightforward ticket buying experience—secure your seats through our easy process and keep an eye on upcoming tour dates. For the latest updates, follow Blood Type: Ragu on social media and the official site.

About the performer: Frank Ingrasciotta wrote and performs Blood Type: Ragu, a solo piece featuring more than 20 characters across a 90+ minute runtime. The show examines identity, culture, and forgiveness with humor and humanity. The production has toured widely since its Off-Broadway premiere, amassing over 1,200 performances at venues across the U.S., Canada, and internationally. Awards include the Westchester Arts Council Arts Award for Outstanding Artist, United Solo Festival Best Comic Actor, and Best Comedic Script, along with international recognitions such as Movie/8 & Halfilm Awards and honors from Rome. The script is published by Next Stage Press (2025), and performances continue to be mounted.

Discography highlights and related works: While Blood Type: Ragu is primarily a stage piece, Frank Ingrasciotta’s career includes music and literary collaborations tied to the show’s cultural themes. For fans, streaming is available on Broadway On Demand, making it easy to experience the piece from home. Public appearances in 2025 include the Drama Book Shop Talk (January 23, 2025) and the Calandra Institute event (October 27, 2025). A Mexico run at San Miguel Playhouse demonstrates the international reach of the production. Follow official channels for the latest dates and venue information, and secure your seats through our streamlined process to ensure you don’t miss a performance.

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