Name: Musical Theatre BINGO!
Start: 2026-05-30T18:30:00-04:00
Location: The Historic Ohio Theatre - Toledo, OH

Join us for a Musical Theatre BINGO fundraiser benefiting Children's Theatre Workshop.
We will call out the BINGO spots, by playing a hit song from a popular musical. Players can shout out the musical the song comes from or wait for our BINGO caller to tell them after a verse of the song. Players will then check the spot for that musical on their BINGO card.
Regular BINGO rules apply. The winner is the player who reaches either 5 consecutive spots daubed/marked, or the entire scorecard. Rounds of BINGO may have special winning rules, like 4 corners or a specific shape. BINGO cards can only be used once. See below for more specific BINGO rules.
*Recommended for ages 14+
March 14, doors at 6:30pm, BINGO at 7pm
April 26, doors at 1:30pm, BINGO at 2pm
May 30, doors at 6:30pm, BINGO at 7pm
BINGO cards are available at the door or online:
https://ctwtoledo.ludus.com

BINGO RULES:
Standard 75-ball bingo uses a card with numbers 1–75, where players mark numbers called (e.g., "B-7") to achieve a predefined pattern (like a straight line or full house). The first to call "Bingo!" after completing the pattern and passing verification wins. BINGO cards should only be used once.
Key Rules for a Single Game:
The Card: Each card has 25 squares; the center is usually a "Free Space". Columns are labeled B-I-N-G-O, with numbers restricted to specific ranges (B: 1-15, I: 16-30, N: 31-45, G: 46-60, O: 61-75).
Winning Pattern: The caller must announce the required pattern (e.g., straight line, X-shape, or "Blackout"/Full Card) before the game begins.
Calling/Marking: The caller draws numbers randomly and announces them. Players mark the number with a dauber or chip if it appears on their card.
Winning & Verification: A player must yell "Bingo!" immediately upon completing the pattern. If the next number is drawn before they call out, their win may be invalid. A staff member checks the card's numbers against the called numbers for verification.
Multiple Winners: If two or more people get bingo at the same time, the prize is split equally.
New Game: A new game requires all numbers to be returned to the cage/bucket and a new, cleared card (or a new sheet) to be used, especially in classroom or non-permanent settings to avoid confusion.