Calendar of Events
Film Vouchers Art-Reach Members are eligible to request vouchers for films currently being shown at the County Theater, the Ambler Theater, and the Bryn Mawr Film Institute. Members may request tickets by submitting a Live Arts Performance Request Form to the Art-Reach Programming Department. Please note that members are only eligible to request 10 tickets per request per month for the County and Ambler Theaters. Members may request 4 tickets per request per month for the Bryn Mawr Film Institute. Please Note: Vouchers for the Ambler and County Theater are only valid Monday through Thursday. Please visit each theater's website, linked below, for a list of current films.
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Important Mann Center Ticketing Information To order Mann Center Tickets only, please use The Mann Center Ticket Order Form. If you need help making a request or have any questions, please contact an Art-Reach staff member at 215-568-2115. SEATING: As directed by the Mann Center, seating is available on the lawn or undercover. Please note that note all performances have both undercover and lawn seating available. Please indicate your seating preference on your order form. Undercover seats are part of a stadium-style seating arrangement where you will be shielded from the sun and any inclement weather. Undercover seats are not wheelchair accessible. Lawn seats are outside on the grass behind the undercover and terrace seating. Patrons are welcome to bring blankets to sit on. Lawn seats are wheelchair accessible. For safety reasons and to ensure that all patrons sitting in stadium seating can view the stage, it is the Mann Center's policy that patrons are NOT permitted to sit in the section between the pavilion seats and stadium seats. In accordance with fire codes, wheelchair seating IS NOT available during concerts where fireworks are scheduled, since the displays originate from the top of the hill. ACCESSIBLE SEATING: As directed by The Mann Center, wheelchair seating for Art-Reach members is only available in the lawn section at the top of the hill. Similarly, in accordance with fire codes, wheelchair seating IS NOT available during concerts where fireworks are scheduled, since the displays originate from the top of the hill. Chairs, blankets and picnics are allowed in the Mann Center and parking charges do apply. We recommend bringing cash for this purpose. Performance is rain or shine and there is no reentry permitted after leaving the performance space for any reason. Patrons on the lawn must vacate the premises in inclement weather. Patrons required to clear these seats, will be offered 1/2 price tickets for covered seating under the pavilion as they are available. In this case, it will be the Art-Reach member's responsibility to make the decision to pay for the tickets directly to the Mann Center, or to leave the venue. Art-Reach will not reimburse for these tickets. Likewise, Art-Reach will not charge the administrative $1 for these seats. SEATING TYPE AVAILABILITY FOR PERFORMANCES: 06/15/10 Beethoven’s 9th Symphony: 50 Lawn Seats. Undercover seating is unavailable for Art-Reach members. 06/16/10 Peter and the Wolf w/ Regis Philbin: 50 Undercover Seats. Lawn seating is unavailable for Art-Reach members. 06/22/10 Phila Orchestra Presents Summer Songs: 50 Lawn Seats and 50 Undercover Seats 06/23/10 Phila Orchestra Presents Andre Watts: 50 Lawn Seats and 50 Undercover Seats 07/27/10 Aretha Franklin and Condoleezza Rice: 50 Lawn Seats. Undercover seating is unavailable for Art-Reach members. 09/22/10 The New York Pops w/ Fireworks! :50 Lawn Seats. Undercover seating is unavailable for Art-Reach members. 09/25/10 Chamber Orch of Phila w/ Fireworks! : 50 Lawn Seats. Undercover seating is unavailable for Art-Reach members. FREE TICKETS: Mann ticket orders totaling 10 tickets or more will be matched with an equal number of free tickets without our regular $1 service charge. Requested tickets DO NOT have to be on the same date for the same concert; they can be distributed among the concerts offered. As long as the total number of tickets requested is 10 or higher, Art-Reach will match it. For example, if ordering 10 tickets, we will match with an additional 10 free and the total cost for 20 tickets will be $10. Ten or more tickets must be ordered to receive free tickets. We will also continue to match you ticket for ticket after the first 10 are requested. Likewise, it is not required that all tickets earned be requested. In accordance with our policy, we ask that you only request those tickets you know you will use. No show policies still apply. TICKET PICK-UP: Please note that Mann Center uses paper tickets for admission. Pending the approval of your request, Art-Reach has the following reception options for Mann Center Tickets:
PARKING: Accessible parking is available near the Peco Plaza Main Entrance Gate and at the top of the hill entrance. Patrons should follow signage towards the VIP parking areas for designated accessible parking. Single car patrons may also be dropped off in front of the Peco Plaza main gates and then proceed to parking. Wheelchair and other assistance is available. It is the Mann Center's policy that no re-entry is permitted once audience members enter the premises for any reason. Please be certain to bring all of your belongings with you from the car to your seat. Please be prepared to pay cash to the parking attendants. Parking is $15 for standard cars/mini-vans holding up to 9 passengers and $25 for vans and oversized vehicles. |
Performance Calendar Last Updated: Wednesday, July 28th, 2010 at 4:30pm |
Saturday, July 31st, 2010 at 2:00pm People's Light and Theater Co. Presents:The Secret of Sherlock Holmes From their first meeting it was an extraordinary relationship. The brilliant and enigmatic Holmes, acknowledged expert in all matters criminal, and his accomplished chronicler Watson, military doctor and veteran of the second Afghan War, were not only colleagues, but close friends. This is the story of that friendship, and the mystery that threatened to destroy it. 1 ticket is available. Run Time 2 Hours 30 Minutes with 1 Intermission This Event is Appropriate for Ages 16+ Content Advisory: Characters use drugs and discuss drug use. Wheelchair Accessible seating is Available. Large Print Programs are Available. Assisted Listening Devices are Available People's Light and Theatre Co. Steinbright Stage 39 Conestoga Rd. Malvern, PA 19355 This event is Closed for ambassador appreciation tickets. Greeter Host: Closed Guide Host: Closed
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Tuesday, August 3rd, 2010 at 10:30am Upper Darby Performing Arts Center Presents: Captain Louie Wear your Halloween Costume to the Summer Stage's Newest Show! Sponsored by Casey's Restaurant.
From the composer of Broadway’s Wicked comes a great new show that will become a Summer Stage favorite. Young Louie feels lonely and without friends in his new neighborhood. Looking for something to cheer himself up on Halloween night, Louie returns to his old neighborhood friends in an imaginary journey on the wings of his favorite toy, his little red plane. The story is full of tricks and treats, and great music. Most of all, Captain Louie is about making new friends and the importance of old ones. Run Time 1 Hour with No Intermission This Event is Appropriate for Ages 4+ Wheelchair Accessible seating is Available with advance notice. Upper Darby Performing Arts Center Children's Theater 601 North Landsdown Avenue Drexel Hill, PA 19026 This event is Open for ambassador appreciation tickets. Greeter Host: Closed Guide Host: Closed
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Thursday, August 5th, 2010 at 10:00am The National Black Arts Spoken Word Tour Presents: Peace in the Hood A staged adaptation of spoken word and drama detailing the crime and violence that stunts the growth of young people. 48 tickets available. Run Time TBD. This Event is Appropriate for Ages TBD. Wheelchair Accessible seating is TBD. 110A S. 13th Street, Second Floor Philadelphia, PA 19026 This event is Open for ambassador appreciation tickets. Greeter Host: Open Guide Host: Open |
Friday, August 6th, 2010 at 8:00pm New Candlelight Theatre Presents: Wizard of OZ Travel with us “Over the Rainbow” in an end of summer production. This classic story will take you on a journey through OZ with Dororthy, Scarecrow, Tinman, the Cowardly Lion and, of course, Toto. Relive the magical moments when you first saw Dorothy stroll down the yellow brick road with her friends, all searching to find themselves in the wonderful land of OZ. This version beautifully follows the original music and story of the classic Judy Garland film. This event is currently Sold Out. Please submit a request form to be added to the waitlist. Run Time 2 Hours with 1 Intermission This Event is Appropriate for Ages 4+ Wheelchair Accessible seating is Available with Advanced Notice 2208 Millers Road Ardentown, DE 19810 This event is Open for ambassador appreciation tickets. Greeter Host: Closed Guide Host: Closed
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Tuesday, August 10th, 2010 at 10:30am Upper Darby Performing Arts Center Presents: Cinderella The Enchanted Edition! Sponsored by Bachmann Trains.
The timeless enchantment of a magical fairy tale is reborn with the Rodgers & Hammerstein hallmarks of originality, charm and elegance. The Summer Stage will present the 1997 TV version which starred Brandy as Cinderella and Whitney Houston as her Fairy Godmother. As adapted for the stage, with great warmth and more than a touch of hilarity, the hearts of children and adults alike thrill when the slipper fits. Run Time 1 Hour with No Intermission This Event is Appropriate for Ages 4+ Wheelchair Accessible seating is Available with advance notice. Upper Darby Performing Arts Center Children's Theater 601 North Landsdown Avenue Drexel Hill, PA 19026 This event is Closed for ambassador appreciation tickets. Greeter Host: Closed Guide Host: Closed
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Tuesday, August 10th, 2010 at 10:00am The National Black Arts Spoken Word Tour Presents: Why Children Cry in the Dark A staged adaptation about the trials and tribulations that young people face growing up in America. 50 tickets available. Run Time TBD. This Event is Appropriate for Ages TBD. Wheelchair Accessible seating is TBD. 110A S. 13th Street, Second Floor Philadelphia, PA 19026 This event is Open for ambassador appreciation tickets. Greeter Host: Open Guide Host: Open |
Wednesday, August 11th, 2010 at 7:00pm The National Black Arts Spoken Word Tour Presents: How Love Got Lost, Strayed, and Love A performance about relationships. 50 tickets available. Run Time TBD. This Event is Appropriate for Ages TBD. Wheelchair Accessible seating is TBD. 110A S. 13th Street, Second Floor Philadelphia, PA 19026 This event is Open for ambassador appreciation tickets. Greeter Host: Open Guide Host: Open |
Wednesday, August 11th, 2010 at 8:00pm The National Black Arts Spoken Word Tour Presents: If You Ain't Been to the Ghetto, You Don't Come From the Ghetto A boyz in the hood staged adaptation created by Robert Van Cliff as seen on the HBO channel and the former primetime TV series “The Hack.” 50 tickets available. Run Time TBD. This Event is Appropriate for Ages TBD. Wheelchair Accessible seating is TBD. 110A S. 13th Street, Second Floor Philadelphia, PA 19026 This event is Open for ambassador appreciation tickets. Greeter Host: Open Guide Host: Open |
Wednesday, August 11th, 2010 at 8:00pm The Keswick Theatre Presents : Yoso + John Ford 20 tickets available. Run Time: TBD This Event is Appropriate for Ages TBD. Wheelchair Accessible seating is available with Advance Notice. Assistive listening devices available with Advance Notice. 291 North Keswick Avenue This event is Closed for ambassador appreciation tickets. Greeter Host: Open Guide Host: Open |
Thursday, August 12th, 2010 at 10:00am The National Black Arts Spoken Word Tour Presents: To be Young, Black, and Gifted with Rap A nationally-touring production, this staging engages the words, meanings and sounds that encourage young people the right to a better life. 50 tickets available. Run Time TBD. This Event is Appropriate for Ages TBD. Wheelchair Accessible seating is TBD. 110A S. 13th Street, Second Floor Philadelphia, PA 19026 This event is Open for ambassador appreciation tickets. Greeter Host: Open Guide Host: Open |
Friday, August 13th, 2010 at 7:30pm Upper Darby Performing Arts Center Presents: West Side Story Upper Darby Summer Stage celebrates its 35th season with an unforgettable production of the landmark Broadway Musical West Side Story, sponsored by PECO. With music by Leonard Bernstein and lyrics by Stephen Sondheim, West Side Story has electrified generations of people with its unforgettable melodies, riveting dance and heartwrenching story. Run Time 2.5 Hours with 1 Intermission This Event is Appropriate for Ages 14+. Wheelchair Accessible seating is Available with advance notice. Upper Darby Performing Arts Center Mainstage 601 North Landsdown Avenue Drexel Hill, PA 19026 This event is Closed for ambassador appreciation tickets. Greeter Host: Closed Guide Host: Closed
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Tuesday, August 17th, 2010 at 10:30am Upper Darby Performing Arts Center Presents: Disney's Aladdin, Jr. Come to a Whole New World! Sponsored by Motions Dance and Fitness Shoppe. Run Time 1 Hour with No Intermission This Event is Appropriate for Ages 4+ Wheelchair Accessible seating is Available with advance notice. Upper Darby Performing Arts Center Children's Theater 601 North Landsdown Avenue Drexel Hill, PA 19026 This event is Closed for ambassador appreciation tickets. Greeter Host: Closed Guide Host: Closed
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Wednesday, August 18th, 2010 at 7:00pm Inner-City Movement Presents: Love's Journey Help celebrate the grand opening of the Overflow Theatre by attending this visually explosive and emotionally moving production which highlights the experience of seven lives that cross paths at the end of the age. 6 tickets are available. Run Time 2 hours with one intermission This Event is Appropriate for Ages 12+ due to language content Wheelchair Accessible and Companion seating is available with Advance Notice. Overflow Theatre 7000 Terminal Square Upper Darby, PA 19082 (69th & Market Streets, Greater Philadelphia ) This event is Closed for ambassador appreciation tickets. Greeter Host: Open Guide Host: Open |
Thursday, August 19th, 2010 at 8:00pm New Candlelight Theatre Presents: Wizard of OZ Travel with us “Over the Rainbow” in an end of summer production. This classic story will take you on a journey through OZ with Dororthy, Scarecrow, Tinman, the Cowardly Lion and, of course, Toto. Relive the magical moments when you first saw Dorothy stroll down the yellow brick road with her friends, all searching to find themselves in the wonderful land of OZ. This version beautifully follows the original music and story of the classic Judy Garland film. This event is currently Sold Out. Please submit a request form to be added to the waitlist. Run Time 2 Hours with 1 Intermission This Event is Appropriate for Ages 4+ Wheelchair Accessible seating is Available with Advanced Notice 2208 Millers Road Ardentown, DE 19810 This event is Closed for ambassador appreciation tickets. Greeter Host: Closed Guide Host: Closed
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Thursday, August 19th, 2010 at 8:00pm The Keswick Theatre Presents : Queer Queens of Qomedy: Poppy Champlin, Carol Leifer & Dana Goldberg This event is currently Sold Out. Please submit a request form to be added to the waitlist. Run Time: TBD This Event is Appropriate for:Ages 18+. Performance contains explicit language and adult content. Wheelchair Accessible seating is available with Advance Notice. 291 North Keswick Avenue This event is Closed for ambassador appreciation tickets. Greeter Host: Closed Guide Host: Closed
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Thursday, August 19th, 2010 at 7:00pm Inner-City Movement Presents: Love's Journey Help celebrate the grand opening of the Overflow Theatre by attending this visually explosive and emotionally moving production which highlights the experience of seven lives that cross paths at the end of the age. 4 tickets are available. Run Time 2 hours with one intermission This Event is Appropriate for Ages 12+ due to language content Wheelchair Accessible and Companion seating is available with Advance Notice. Overflow Theatre 7000 Terminal Square Upper Darby, PA 19082 (69th & Market Streets, Greater Philadelphia ) This event is Closed for ambassador appreciation tickets. Greeter Host: Closed Guide Host: Closed |
Friday, August 20th, 2010 at 7:00pm Inner-City Movement Presents: Love's Journey Help celebrate the grand opening of the Overflow Theatre by attending this visually explosive and emotionally moving production which highlights the experience of seven lives that cross paths at the end of the age. 2 tickets are available. Run Time 2 hours with one intermission This Event is Appropriate for Ages 12+ due to language content Wheelchair Accessible and Companion seating is available with Advance Notice. Overflow Theatre 7000 Terminal Square Upper Darby, PA 19082 (69th & Market Streets, Greater Philadelphia ) This event is Closed for ambassador appreciation tickets. Greeter Host: Ellen Rosenber-Caserta Guide Host: Closed |
Friday, August 20th, 2010 at 8:00pm The Keswick Theatre Presents : Classic Albums Live: Bob Marley's Legends 11 tickets available. Run Time: TBD This Event is Appropriate for:TBD Wheelchair Accessible seating is available with Advance Notice. Assistive Listening Devices available with Advance Notice. 291 North Keswick Avenue This event is Open for ambassador appreciation tickets. Greeter Host: Open Guide Host: Open |
Saturday, August 21st, 2010 at 7:00pm Inner-City Movement Presents: Love's Journey Help celebrate the grand opening of the Overflow Theatre by attending this visually explosive and emotionally moving production which highlights the experience of seven lives that cross paths at the end of the age. 5 tickets are available. Run Time 2 hours with one intermission This Event is Appropriate for Ages 12+ due to language content Wheelchair Accessible and Companion seating is available with Advance Notice. Overflow Theatre 7000 Terminal Square Upper Darby, PA 19082 (69th & Market Streets, Greater Philadelphia ) This event is Closed for ambassador appreciation tickets. Greeter Host: Open Guide Host: Open |
Sunday, August 22nd, 2010 at 7:00pm Inner-City Movement Presents: Love's Journey Help celebrate the grand opening of the Overflow Theatre by attending this visually explosive and emotionally moving production which highlights the experience of seven lives that cross paths at the end of the age. 5 tickets are available. Run Time 2 hours with one intermission This Event is Appropriate for Ages 12+ due to language content Wheelchair Accessible and Companion seating is available with Advance Notice. Overflow Theatre 7000 Terminal Square Upper Darby, PA 19082 (69th & Market Streets, Greater Philadelphia ) This event is Closed for ambassador appreciation tickets. Greeter Host: Open Guide Host: Open |
Wednesday, August 25th, 2010 at 7:00pm Inner-City Movement Presents: Love's Journey Help celebrate the grand opening of the Overflow Theatre by attending this visually explosive and emotionally moving production which highlights the experience of seven lives that cross paths at the end of the age. 6 tickets are available. Run Time 2 hours with one intermission This Event is Appropriate for Ages 12+ due to language content Wheelchair Accessible and Companion seating is available with Advance Notice. Overflow Theatre 7000 Terminal Square Upper Darby, PA 19082 (69th & Market Streets, Greater Philadelphia ) This event is Closed for ambassador appreciation tickets. Greeter Host: Open Guide Host: Open |
Thursday, August 26th, 2010 at 7:00pm The National Black Arts Spoken Word Tour Presents: Hush Harbors: Speaking the Words from the Katrina Storm A staged adaptation remembering the fifth anniversary of the flood in New Orleans and throughout the Gulf Coast. 50 tickets available. Run Time TBD. This Event is Appropriate for Ages TBD. Wheelchair Accessible seating is TBD. 110A S. 13th Street, Second Floor Philadelphia, PA 19026 This event is Open for ambassador appreciation tickets. Greeter Host: Open Guide Host: Open |
Thursday, August 26th, 2010 at 7:00pm Inner-City Movement Presents: Love's Journey Help celebrate the grand opening of the Overflow Theatre by attending this visually explosive and emotionally moving production which highlights the experience of seven lives that cross paths at the end of the age. 10 tickets are available. Run Time 2 hours with one intermission This Event is Appropriate for Ages 12+ due to language content Wheelchair Accessible and Companion seating is available with Advance Notice. Overflow Theatre 7000 Terminal Square Upper Darby, PA 19082 (69th & Market Streets, Greater Philadelphia ) This event is Closed for ambassador appreciation tickets. Greeter Host: Open Guide Host: Open |
Friday, August 27th, 2010 at 7:00pm Inner-City Movement Presents: Love's Journey Help celebrate the grand opening of the Overflow Theatre by attending this visually explosive and emotionally moving production which highlights the experience of seven lives that cross paths at the end of the age. 5 tickets are available. Run Time 2 hours with one intermission This Event is Appropriate for Ages 12+ due to language content Wheelchair Accessible and Companion seating is available with Advance Notice. Overflow Theatre 7000 Terminal Square Upper Darby, PA 19082 (69th & Market Streets, Greater Philadelphia ) This event is Closed for ambassador appreciation tickets. Greeter Host: Open Guide Host: Open |
Saturday, August 28th, 2010 at 7:00pm Inner-City Movement Presents: Love's Journey Help celebrate the grand opening of the Overflow Theatre by attending this visually explosive and emotionally moving production which highlights the experience of seven lives that cross paths at the end of the age. 5 tickets are available. Run Time 2 hours with one intermission This Event is Appropriate for Ages 12+ due to language content Wheelchair Accessible and Companion seating is available with Advance Notice. Overflow Theatre 7000 Terminal Square Upper Darby, PA 19082 (69th & Market Streets, Greater Philadelphia ) This event is Closed for ambassador appreciation tickets. Greeter Host: Open Guide Host: Open |
Sunday, August 29th, 2010 at 7:00pm Inner-City Movement Presents: Love's Journey Help celebrate the grand opening of the Overflow Theatre by attending this visually explosive and emotionally moving production which highlights the experience of seven lives that cross paths at the end of the age. 5 tickets are available. Run Time 2 hours with one intermission This Event is Appropriate for Ages 12+ due to language content Wheelchair Accessible and Companion seating is available with Advance Notice. Overflow Theatre 7000 Terminal Square Upper Darby, PA 19082 (69th & Market Streets, Greater Philadelphia ) This event is Closed for ambassador appreciation tickets. Greeter Host: Open Guide Host: Open |
Wednesday, September 1st, 2010 at 7:00pm Philadelphia Live Arts Festival & Philly Fringe Presents: Pig Iron Theater Company's Cankerblossom Welcome to a dark fairy tale for kids aged 9 to 90. It begins, as so many of these stories do, with a knock at the door. A young couple discovers a cardboard baby on their stoop. They grow to love the child, who is completely flat, as their own. Then someone or some thing takes away the baby to the Flat World, a planar landscape populated by characters whimsical, sinister, and flat as pancakes. The couple, both ordinary and round, must enter this two-dimensional world to get their baby back. Can they rescue their adopted child and escape from a parallel universe in which there is up-and-down and side-to-side, but no way out? For Cankerblossom, director Dan Rothenberg has teamed up with cartoonist and pioneering puppeteer artist Beth Nixon, whose fantastical cardboard creations work alongside stop motion animation, video projection, live music, and Pig Iron's signature physical style to create this shadowy fairytale land. In the spirit of The Phantom Tollbooth and Spirited Away, Cankerblossom invites you into a hidden, magical world that once you enter has no intention of letting you leave. 10 tickets are available. Run Time 80 minutes. This Event is Appropriate for Ages TBD. Wheelchair Accessible and Companion seating is TBD. Christ Church Neighborhood House (now with air conditioning and an elevator!) 20 North American Street Philadelphia, PA 19106 This event is Open for ambassador appreciation tickets. Greeter Host: Open Guide Host: Open |
Thursday, September 2nd, 2010 at 7:00pm Philadelphia Live Arts Festival & Philly Fringe Presents: New Paradise Laboratories & The Riot Group's Freedom Club I conquered my dreams! – John Wilkes Booth A fierce, undead tension animates the American frontier: the struggle between the freedom of the individual and the question of who or what belongs in the club. FREEDOM CLUB is a savage comedy about the delirium and danger in American extremism, a hallucination on national themes. It time-travels from a feverish dream-play starring Shakespearean assassin John Wilkes Booth to Virginia, 2015, where a determined group of self-styled radicals are rapidly coming unglued Funny, lyrical, and provocative, FREEDOM CLUB is the result of an intense collaboration between New York experimental theater company The Riot Group, known for their potent barrage of language, and New Paradise Laboratories, who are famous for their witty and dynamic physicality. Together the two companies present a Lincoln White House full of prophetic visions, a Tea Party from beyond the grave, and a group of feckless separatists careening to their destiny. 10 tickets are available. Run Time 80 minutes. This Event is Appropriate for Ages TBD. Wheelchair Accessible and Companion seating is TBD. Arts Bank 601 South Broad Street Philadelphia, PA 19147 This event is Open for ambassador appreciation tickets. Greeter Host: Open Guide Host: Open |
Sunday, September 5th, 2010 at 7:00pm Philadelphia Live Arts Festival & Philly Fringe Presents: Gare St. Lazare Players & Conor Lovett's First Love by Samuel Beckett A young man, expelled from the family home, takes refuge on a bench by a canal. There he meets a woman who takes him home. She is his first—perhaps only—love and a major hindrance to his desire to rid himself of contact with others. Conor Lovett's solo performance of Samuel Beckett’s First Love is a masterpiece of tragicomedy, featuring the bone-dry humor of a character besieged with a clutter of emotions. He is a man who says terrible things in a beautiful way and beautiful things in a terrible way. He tells you things best left unsaid. First Love contains much of Beckett's distinctive dark humor and a plot that is the epitome of Beckettian perversity. Written as a novella, this performance transforms the work onto the stage, creating an intensely personal dynamic between the storyteller and the audience. The storyteller may not be someone who you’d invite over for tea—he might not accept anyway—yet you are riveted to the words which flow from his mouth, and the story he has to tell. 5 tickets are available. Run Time 80 minutes. This Event is Appropriate for Ages TBD. Wheelchair Accessible and Companion seating is TBD. Suzanne Roberts Theatre 480 South Broad Street Philadelphia, PA 19146 This event is Open for ambassador appreciation tickets. Greeter Host: Open Guide Host: Open |
Wednesday, September 8th, 2010 at 7:00pm Philadelphia Live Arts Festival & Philly Fringe Presents: Lucidity Suitcase International 's ¡El Conquistador! In a small Colombian village, Polonio Castro, a poor coffee farmer, is hooked on telenovelas (Latin American soap operas) when civil war and daily lottery losses force him to flee to the big city. He arrives in Bogotá with his potted plant and the dream of becoming a telenovela star; but instead finds a job as a doorman in a high-rise apartment building. As he whiles away his days conjuring up his make-believe stardom, his daydreams are interrupted by the relentless demands of the building’s quixotic residents via a video intercom system—creating a hilarious back-and-forth between live actor (Thaddeus Phillips as Polonio) and filmed actors (actual Latin American soap opera stars). Shot on location in Bogotá, ¡EL CONQUISTADOR! was developed using classic sources (Hamlet, The Count of Monte Cristo), the international telenovela phenomenon, and an innovative fusion of live theater and film. An ingenious set transforms effortlessly from a peasant’s shack to an apartment lobby to a taxi cab to a swimming pool. Slowly, the lines between reality and fiction blur as beautiful women, dangerous criminals, illicit love affairs, long lost twins, and fate in the form of a frying pan convert humble Polonio into the protagonist of his own telenovela. 10 tickets are available. Run Time 80 minutes. This Event is Appropriate for Ages TBD. Wheelchair Accessible and Companion seating is TBD. Suzanne Roberts Theatre 480 South Broad Street Philadelphia, PA 19146 This event is Open for ambassador appreciation tickets. Greeter Host: Open Guide Host: Open |
Thursday, September 9, 2010 at 7:00pm The Theatre Exile presents: Iron Iron goes behind the walls of a women’s prison to find Fay and Josie, a mother and her visiting daughter struggling to reconnect 15 years after a brutal murder. This taut mystery shows us how we condemn ourselves to a life sentence of isolation with literal bars and figurative walls. Don't miss this performance starring Caitlin Antram, Kim Carson, Mike Hagen and Catharine Slusar. 6 tickets are available. Run time is approximately 2 hours with one intermission Appropriate for Ages 15+ due to explicit content. Wheelchair Accessible and Companion seating is available by advance request. Studio X 1340 S. 13th Street This event is Closed for ambassador appreciation tickets. Greeter Host: Open Guide Host: Open |
Sunday, September 12th, 2010 at 7:00pm BCKSEET Productions Presents: U2's The Joshua Tree Rock band U2's groundbreaking album, The Joshua Tree, is celebrated in concert. Songs include With or Without You, Where the Streets Have No Name, and I Still Haven't Found What I'm Looking For. 4 tickets are available. Run Time 80 minutes. This Event is Appropriate for Ages 21+ due to the venue. Wheelchair Accessible and Companion seating is not available. Paddy Whacks Pub 150 South Street Philadelphia, PA 19147 This event is Closed for ambassador appreciation tickets. Greeter Host: Open Guide Host: Open |
Monday, September 13th, 2010 at 6:00pm Philadelphia Live Arts Festival & Philly Fringe Presents Danny Yung's Journey to the West: Reinterpreting Tradition Series, Program 1 From China's preeminent experimental theater artist come three ruminations on the experiences of Chinese artists visiting the West. Mixing conversation, live demonstration, and video, Danny Yung reflects on the significant Chinese opera artists who have traveled to the West, how these visits influence the development of the performing arts, and how they have inspired Danny’s recent theater works. It is an exploration of where the ultra-traditional and avant-garde meet, national art forms journey to new lands, and the boundaries of culture become blurred. Each evening features a separate program and includes segments from Danny's work, and performances in the styles of Cheng Yanqiu and Mei Lanfang, two Chinese opera icons who traveled throughout the West in the 1930s. Each artist was famous for his “impersonator” role—a male who played the lead female role. Both Yanqiu and Lanfang were hugely celebrated on their Western tours, and were influenced artistically by their travels abroad. Current performer Xianping Xiao, who has been exploring this role in the traditional Chinese Kun and Beijing Opera art forms, will join Danny on stage for all three presentations. Program one: Cheng Yanqiu The Chinese opera singer Cheng Yanqiu (1904–1958) went to Europe looking to incorporate Western musical ideas into Chinese opera and to arrange Western music in the style of the Peking Opera. Danny Yung's award-winning multi-disciplinary opera Tears of Barren Hill is a reinterpretation of Yanqiu's original staging. Program two: Mei Lanfang Part 1 One of the most famous Chinese opera artists who made significant visits to the West, Mei Lanfang's performance as a drunken concubine in The Drunken Beauty on a U.S. tour in the 1930s led to his being courted by America's film stars, musicians, and artists. Program three: Mei Lanfang Part 2 As his career continued, Lanfang became something an ambassador of the Chinese opera to the world. This program includes an excerpt of The Peony Pavilion: Interrupted Dream, one of his most famous works. All three programs feature performances by Xianping Xiao, and post-show discussions with Danny Yung and Mr. Xiao.
5 tickets are available. Run Time 65 minutes. This Event is Appropriate for Ages TBD. Wheelchair Accessible and Companion seating is TBD. Suzanne Roberts Theatre 480 South Broad Street Philadelphia, PA 19146 This event is Open for ambassador appreciation tickets. Greeter Host: Open Guide Host: Open |
Tuesday, September 14th, 2010 at 7:00pm Philadelphia Live Arts Festival & Philly Fringe Presents: Jérôme Bel's Cédric Andrieux Whether you’ve danced professionally, taken a dance class, or frankly worked any job in your life, you can’t help but empathize with the gloriously unglamorous details of the everyday existence of a dancer. In Cédric Andrieux, a touching and humorous examination of the life of a dancer, Cédric himself narrates and dances his way through his training as a contemporary dancer in the city of Brest (France), as a member of the Merce Cunningham Dance Company in New York, and his recent work at the Lyon Opera Ballet. By isolating moments in his career by performing his former parts, or demonstrating his daily regimen at the Conservatoire National Supérieur de Musique et de Danse de Paris, Cédric provides a close up on the individual experience of what audiences normally only view as a group endeavor. With excerpts from Trisha Brown's Newark, Merce Cunningham's Biped and Suite for 5, Philippe Tréhet's Nuit Fragile, and Jérôme Bel's The show must go on. 10 tickets are available. Run Time 65 minutes. This Event is Appropriate for Ages TBD. Wheelchair Accessible and Companion seating is TBD. Suzanne Roberts Theatre 480 South Broad Street Philadelphia, PA 19146 This event is Open for ambassador appreciation tickets. Greeter Host: Open Guide Host: Open |
Wednesday, September 15th, 2010 at 7:00pm Philadelphia Live Arts Festival & Philly Fringe Presents: Elevator Repair Service's The Sun Also Rises (The Select) based on the novel by Ernest Hemingway You’re an expatriate. You drink yourself to death. You become obsessed by sex. . . . Sounds like a swell life. Travel 1920s Europe with a group of weary, aimless, and frequently inebriated American ex-patriates searching for identity, redemption, and diversion. Acclaimed New York ensemble Elevator Repair Service brings The Sun Also Rises, Ernest Hemingway’s first major novel, to the stage using only the novel's words to create a full theatrical production. Imbued with the ensemble’s trademark sound design, highly energized choreography, and live, re-imagined bullfighting, this classic of American literature is given the immediacy found only in live performance. A stage littered with liquor bottles and cafe chairs seamlessly transforms itself from the bistros of Paris to the banks of the Irati River; a long bar table roars to life and charges a champion matador; an out of control dance party takes off during a night of nonstop revelry. As The Sun Also Rises (The Select) winds its way through France and Spain and lands in Pamplona where bullfighting and the fiesta rage in the streets, Hemingway's narrator carries the heavy burdens of a war injury and his inability to have the woman he loves; a woman whose amorous escapades he follows with bemused but painful fatalism. 4 tickets are available. Run Time 195 minutes. This Event is Appropriate for Ages TBD. Wheelchair Accessible and Companion seating is TBD. Arts Bank 601 South Broad Street Philadelphia, PA 19147 This event is Closed for ambassador appreciation tickets. Greeter Host: Closed Guide Host: Closed |
Thursday, September 16, 2010 at 7:30pm The Black Pearl Chamber Orchestra Presents: Tiempos y Música This concert opens the Black Pearl Chamber Orchestra's 2010-2011 Season with a celebration of Mexican music in recognition of the Mexican Bicentennial just at the start of Hispanic Heritage Month in this country. It is a celebration of Mexican composers featuring Silvestre Revueltas' intense and unforgettable Homenaje a Federico Garcia Lorca and Moncayo García's Huapango. 10 tickets are available. Run time is approximately 2 hours with one intermission Appropriate for All Ages Wheelchair Accessible and Companion seating is available by advance request. The Baptist Temple This event is Open for ambassador appreciation tickets. Greeter Host: Open Guide Host: Open |
Friday, September 17th, 2010 at 8:00pm Philadelphia Live Arts Festival & Philly Fringe Presents Danny Yung's Journey to the West: Reinterpreting Tradition Series, Program 2
From China's preeminent experimental theater artist come three ruminations on the experiences of Chinese artists visiting the West. Mixing conversation, live demonstration, and video, Danny Yung reflects on the significant Chinese opera artists who have traveled to the West, how these visits influence the development of the performing arts, and how they have inspired Danny’s recent theater works. It is an exploration of where the ultra-traditional and avant-garde meet, national art forms journey to new lands, and the boundaries of culture become blurred. Each evening features a separate program and includes segments from Danny's work, and performances in the styles of Cheng Yanqiu and Mei Lanfang, two Chinese opera icons who traveled throughout the West in the 1930s. Each artist was famous for his “impersonator” role—a male who played the lead female role. Both Yanqiu and Lanfang were hugely celebrated on their Western tours, and were influenced artistically by their travels abroad. Current performer Xianping Xiao, who has been exploring this role in the traditional Chinese Kun and Beijing Opera art forms, will join Danny on stage for all three presentations. Program one: Cheng Yanqiu The Chinese opera singer Cheng Yanqiu (1904–1958) went to Europe looking to incorporate Western musical ideas into Chinese opera and to arrange Western music in the style of the Peking Opera. Danny Yung's award-winning multi-disciplinary opera Tears of Barren Hill is a reinterpretation of Yanqiu's original staging. Program two: Mei Lanfang Part 1 One of the most famous Chinese opera artists who made significant visits to the West, Mei Lanfang's performance as a drunken concubine in The Drunken Beauty on a U.S. tour in the 1930s led to his being courted by America's film stars, musicians, and artists. Program three: Mei Lanfang Part 2 As his career continued, Lanfang became something an ambassador of the Chinese opera to the world. This program includes an excerpt of The Peony Pavilion: Interrupted Dream, one of his most famous works. All three programs feature performances by Xianping Xiao, and post-show discussions with Danny Yung and Mr. Xiao.
5 tickets are available. Run Time 65 minutes. This Event is Appropriate for Ages TBD. Wheelchair Accessible and Companion seating is TBD. Suzanne Roberts Theatre 480 South Broad Street Philadelphia, PA 19146 This event is Open for ambassador appreciation tickets. Greeter Host: Open Guide Host: Open |
Monday, September 18th, 2010 at 3:00pm Philadelphia Live Arts Festival & Philly Fringe Presents Danny Yung's Journey to the West: Reinterpreting Tradition Series, Program 3 From China's preeminent experimental theater artist come three ruminations on the experiences of Chinese artists visiting the West. Mixing conversation, live demonstration, and video, Danny Yung reflects on the significant Chinese opera artists who have traveled to the West, how these visits influence the development of the performing arts, and how they have inspired Danny’s recent theater works. It is an exploration of where the ultra-traditional and avant-garde meet, national art forms journey to new lands, and the boundaries of culture become blurred. Each evening features a separate program and includes segments from Danny's work, and performances in the styles of Cheng Yanqiu and Mei Lanfang, two Chinese opera icons who traveled throughout the West in the 1930s. Each artist was famous for his “impersonator” role—a male who played the lead female role. Both Yanqiu and Lanfang were hugely celebrated on their Western tours, and were influenced artistically by their travels abroad. Current performer Xianping Xiao, who has been exploring this role in the traditional Chinese Kun and Beijing Opera art forms, will join Danny on stage for all three presentations. Program one: Cheng Yanqiu The Chinese opera singer Cheng Yanqiu (1904–1958) went to Europe looking to incorporate Western musical ideas into Chinese opera and to arrange Western music in the style of the Peking Opera. Danny Yung's award-winning multi-disciplinary opera Tears of Barren Hill is a reinterpretation of Yanqiu's original staging. Program two: Mei Lanfang Part 1 One of the most famous Chinese opera artists who made significant visits to the West, Mei Lanfang's performance as a drunken concubine in The Drunken Beauty on a U.S. tour in the 1930s led to his being courted by America's film stars, musicians, and artists. Program three: Mei Lanfang Part 2 As his career continued, Lanfang became something an ambassador of the Chinese opera to the world. This program includes an excerpt of The Peony Pavilion: Interrupted Dream, one of his most famous works. All three programs feature performances by Xianping Xiao, and post-show discussions with Danny Yung and Mr. Xiao. 5 tickets are available. Run Time 65 minutes. This Event is Appropriate for Ages TBD. Wheelchair Accessible and Companion seating is TBD. Suzanne Roberts Theatre 480 South Broad Street Philadelphia, PA 19146 This event is Open for ambassador appreciation tickets. Greeter Host: Open Guide Host: Open |
Wednesday, September 22, 2010 at 8:00pm The Mann Center for Performing Arts Presents: The New York Pops with Fireworks! Explore 1935 This event is currently Sold Out. Please submit a request form to be added to the waitlist. Run time is approximately 2 hours. Appropriate for All Ages The Mann Center for the Performing Arts 5201 Parkside Avenue Philadelphia, PA 19131 Greeter Host: Closed Guide Host: Closed Please read the The Mann Center Policies and Procedures. Please use the Mann Center Request form, located here, to request tickets.
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Friday, September 24th, 2010 at 8:00pm New Candlelight Theatre Presents: Little Shop of Horrors A lonely shop clerk, a ditsy blonde, a crazy dentist and a large plant will grace the stage at New Candlelight Fall 2010. This rock musical about a hapless florist shop worker who raises a plant that feeds on human blood is the perfect way to ring in the Halloween season. The music, in the style of early 1960’s rock and roll, doo-wop and Motown, includes several show-stopping numbers such as “Skid Row (Downtown),” “Somewhere that’s Green,” and “Suddenly Seymour,” as well as the title song “Little Shop of Horrors.” This event is currently Sold Out. Please submit a request form to be added to the waitlist. Run Time 2 Hours with 1 Intermission This Event is Appropriate for Ages 4+ Wheelchair Accessible seating is Available with Advanced Notice 2208 Millers Road Ardentown, DE 19810 This event is Open for ambassador appreciation tickets. Greeter Host: Open Guide Host: Open
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Saturday, September 25, 2010 at 8:00pm The Mann Center for Performing Arts Presents: Chamber Orchestra of Philadelphia with Fireworks! The Mann Center welcomes The Chamber Orchestra of Philadelphia's incoming Music Director, Dirk Brossé, and the stunning pianist, Gabriela Martinez, for their Philadelphia debuts. Receive a free CD on site the evening of the concert. They will perform MOZART Mozart Le Nozze di Figaro, K 492 (Overture); 13 LAWN Tickets Available - Lawn seats for this performance ARE NOT wheelchair accessible due to fireworks. Run time is approximately 2 hours. Appropriate for All Ages The Mann Center for the Performing Arts 5201 Parkside Avenue Philadelphia, PA 19131 Greeter Host: Open Guide Host: Open Please read the The Mann Center Policies and Procedures. Please use the Mann Center Request form, located here, to request tickets.
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Friday, October 1, 2010 at 7:00pm The Philadelphia Orchestra Presents: Pure Melodrama? This classical concert is a part of the Beyond the Score series and includes Dmitri Shostakovich's Symphony No. 4. Conducted by Charles Dutoit and hosted by Gerard McBurney. There will be an optional Meet and Mingle time at a local restaurant following the performance. 6 tickets are available. Run time is approximately 2 hours with one intermission Appropriate for Ages 12+ Wheelchair Accessible seating is available by advance request. Verizon Hall at the Kimmel Center This event is Closed for ambassador appreciation tickets. Greeter Host: Open Guide Host: Open |
Thursday, October 7, 2010 at 7:30pm Jazzbridge Presents: Pianist Jim DeSalvo and Trio Jim DeSalvo was raised in Yonkers, New York, and was introduced to music at an early age by his father, trumpeter and bandleader Conrad “Connie” DeSalvo. While still a teenager, Jim mastered thousands of standards and logged countless hours on the bandstand playing club dates with vocalists and dance bands. He began studying with Johnny Knapp, famous for his work with Tal Farlow's trio, instilling a precocious bebop proficiency. After graduating, Jim enrolled at New York College of Music. He became acquainted with fellow students Kenny Dorham and Ahmed Abdul-Malik, and began receiving attention for his unique synthesis of the styles of the great pianists of the time, most notably Bill Evans, whose music Jim holds in particularly high regard. He befriended fellow pianist Mitch Kerper and began sitting in regularly with legendary players in the creative club environment of late sixties Greenwich Village. Kerper introduced Jim to saxophonist Steve Grossman who encouraged him, and had a profound influence over Jim's development as an improviser. Jim began sitting in every Sunday with Grossman's group, which also featured bassist Clint Houston and drummer Lenny White, at the legendary Slug's Saloon. After graduating college, Jim studied with Sal Mosca, a disciple of Lennie Tristano. Mosca furthered Jim's harmonic mastery and introduced him to the Joseph Schillinger system of musical composition, which had a tremendous impact on his early writing and arranging. At this time Jim also took periodic lessons with Chick Corea, Richie Beirach, and Bobby Timmons. Jim became active in the “loft scene” of the early seventies, and performed with artists such as Bob Berg and Charlie Haden. He secured a gig in the house rhythm section at a dive bar in Hell's Kitchen and had the pleasure of working with Chet Baker, Dizzy Gillespie, Paul Gonsalves, Philly Joe Jones, and Joe Farrell. In recent years, he has worked with Richie Cole, Tyrone Brown, Jim Miller, Eliot Zigmund, and Jymie Merritt among others, and has recorded several CDs. He maintains a working trio with bassist Chris Lough and various drummers, performing in numerous venues throughout New York, New Jersey, and Pennsylvania. 4 tickets are available. Run time is approximately 1.5 hours with no intermission Appropriate for Ages 8+ Wheelchair Accessible seating is available by advance request Collingswood Community Center This event is Closed for ambassador appreciation tickets. Greeter Host: Open Guide Host: Open |
Friday, October 15th, 2010 at 8:00pm New Candlelight Theatre Presents: Little Shop of Horrors A lonely shop clerk, a ditsy blonde, a crazy dentist and a large plant will grace the stage at New Candlelight Fall 2010. This rock musical about a hapless florist shop worker who raises a plant that feeds on human blood is the perfect way to ring in the Halloween season. The music, in the style of early 1960’s rock and roll, doo-wop and Motown, includes several show-stopping numbers such as “Skid Row (Downtown),” “Somewhere that’s Green,” and “Suddenly Seymour,” as well as the title song “Little Shop of Horrors.” This event is currently Sold Out. Please submit a request form to be added to the waitlist. Run Time 2 Hours with 1 Intermission This Event is Appropriate for Ages 4+ Wheelchair Accessible seating is Available with Advanced Notice 2208 Millers Road Ardentown, DE 19810 This event is Open for ambassador appreciation tickets. Greeter Host: Closed Guide Host: Closed
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Thursday, October 21th, 2010 at 8:00pm New Candlelight Theatre Presents: Little Shop of Horrors A lonely shop clerk, a ditsy blonde, a crazy dentist and a large plant will grace the stage at New Candlelight Fall 2010. This rock musical about a hapless florist shop worker who raises a plant that feeds on human blood is the perfect way to ring in the Halloween season. The music, in the style of early 1960’s rock and roll, doo-wop and Motown, includes several show-stopping numbers such as “Skid Row (Downtown),” “Somewhere that’s Green,” and “Suddenly Seymour,” as well as the title song “Little Shop of Horrors.” 5 tickets are available. Run Time 2 Hours with 1 Intermission This Event is Appropriate for Ages 4+ Wheelchair Accessible seating is Available with Advanced Notice 2208 Millers Road Ardentown, DE 19810 This event is Open for ambassador appreciation tickets. Greeter Host: Open Guide Host: Open
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Thursday, November 4, 2010 at 7:30pm Jazzbridge Presents: The Arpeggio Jazz Ensemble Warren Oree and the Arpeggio Jazz Ensemble have performed throughout the world including Bahia, Brazil; St Maarten’s Jazz Festival; Hamilton, Bermuda; Europe; and the Dominican Republic Jazz Festival. Arpeggio’s repertoire includes original and standard compositions. Arpeggio has recorded nine CDs of original music which includes the most recent – “Man Bites Dog” (SilkSkin). Everyone in the band composes which gives the group a versatile sound that appeals to a variety of audiences. Their music is flexible, ranging from soft, contemplative melodies, to energetic, multi-rhythmic arrangements. It is not unusual for audiences to break out in dance in response to some of the pulsating beats issuing forth from the bandstand. They also have encouraged poets to share their writings and verse while the band provides musical accompaniment. This was the catalyst for their 2001 release of their poetry and jazz CD – “The Po-Jazz Connection; Live From Brave New World.” Although the band is no stranger to the recording studio, their true essence is revealed in their live performances. “The Drumbeat is the Heartbeat”…that’s the Arpeggio spirit – the heart is life…just like music!! 4 tickets are available. Run time is approximately 1.5 hours with no intermission Appropriate for Ages 8+ Wheelchair Accessible seating is available by advance request Collingswood Community Center This event is Closed for ambassador appreciation tickets. Greeter Host: Open Guide Host: Open |
Thursday, November 11th, 2010 at 7:00pm Theatre Exile Presents: That Pretty Pretty ; or, the rape play When two ex-strippers go on a road-trip of revenge, Jane Fonda steps in to help guide the women as the patron saint of misogyny and feminism. Worlds, identities and fantasies peel away scene after scene in a striptease of revelations. Directed by Joe Canuso, this play is a wild, no-holds-barred romp through the stereotypes and truisms of sexual identity. Starring Charlotte Ford, Jered Mclenigan, Allen Radway and Amy Smith. 2 tickets are available. Run Time 2 Hours with 1 intermission This Event is Appropriate for Ages 17+ due to explicit content. Wheelchair Accessible and companion seating is available by advance request. Christ Church Neighborhood House 20 N. American Street (btwn. 2nd & 3rd and Market & Arch Sts.) This event is Closed for ambassador appreciation tickets. Greeter Host: Closed Guide Host: Closed |
Friday, November 12th, 2010 at 8:00pm Theatre Exile Presents: That Pretty Pretty ; or, the rape play When two ex-strippers go on a road-trip of revenge, Jane Fonda steps in to help guide the women as the patron saint of misogyny and feminism. Worlds, identities and fantasies peel away scene after scene in a striptease of revelations. Directed by Joe Canuso, this play is a wild, no-holds-barred romp through the stereotypes and truisms of sexual identity. Starring Charlotte Ford, Jered Mclenigan, Allen Radway and Amy Smith. 6 tickets are available. Run Time 2 Hours with 1 intermission This Event is Appropriate Ages 17+ due to explicit content. Wheelchair Accessible and Companion seating is available by advance request. Christ Church Neighborhood House 20 N. American Street This event is Closed for ambassador appreciation tickets. Greeter Host: Open Guide Host: Open |
Friday, November 12th, 2010 at 7:00pm The Philadelphia Orchestra Presents: Tan Dun's The Map As a part of the Sound Waves series, this concert features composer Tan Dun's East meets West piece featuring video of traditional Chinese village music plus his mash-up inspired Internet Symphony No. 1 ("Eroica"). 6 tickets are available. Run Time 2 Hours This Event is Appropriate Ages 12+ Wheelchair Accessible seating is available by advance request. Verizon Hall at the Kimmel Center This event is Closed for ambassador appreciation tickets. Greeter Host: Open Guide Host: Open |
Thursday, November 18th, 2010 at 8:00pm The Keswick Theatre Presents : Bombay Bellywood 15 tickets available. Run Time: TBD This Event is Appropriate for:TBD Wheelchair Accessible seating is available with Advance Notice. Assistive Listening Devices available with Advance Notice. 291 North Keswick Avenue This event is Open for ambassador appreciation tickets. Greeter Host: Open Guide Host: Open |
Thursday, December 2nd, 2010 at 8:00pm New Candlelight Theatre Presents: Seussical This zany musical is based on the beloved characters and stories of Dr.Seuss and includes appearances by many of his most famous characters. It follows the adventures of Horton, an elephant, who one day hears voices coming from a speck of dust. He soon discovers that within this tiny speck exists the smallest planet in the universe. This is sure to be the must-see family event of the 2010 holiday season! All tickets include Dinner and Show. Cash bar and free parking available. This event is currently Sold Out. Please submit a request form to be added to the waitlist. Run Time 2 Hours with 1 Intermission This Event is Appropriate for Families. Wheelchair Accessible seating is Available with Advanced Notice 2208 Millers Road Ardentown, DE 19810 This event is Open for ambassador appreciation tickets. Greeter Host: Closed Guide Host: Closed
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Thursday, December 2, 2010 at 7:30pm Jazzbridge Presents: The Antfarm Quartet For the past few years,The Antfarm Quartet has been bringing their special mix of melody, swing and improvisation to audiences throughout the New Jersey, Pennsylvania and Delaware area. Band members, Tim Lekan (acoustic bass), Paul Jost (vocals and harmonica), Jim Ridl (piano), and Bob Shomo (drums) share a love of making music together that has inspired the recording of their latest CD, Dialogues, pt. 2. 4 tickets are available. Run time is approximately 1.5 hours with no intermission Appropriate for Ages 8+ Wheelchair Accessible seating is available by advance request Collingswood Community Center This event is Closed for ambassador appreciation tickets. Greeter Host: Open Guide Host: Open |
Thursday, December 9th, 2010 at 8:00pm New Candlelight Theatre Presents: Seussical This zany musical is based on the beloved characters and stories of Dr.Seuss and includes appearances by many of his most famous characters. It follows the adventures of Horton, an elephant, who one day hears voices coming from a speck of dust. He soon discovers that within this tiny speck exists the smallest planet in the universe. This is sure to be the must-see family event of the 2010 holiday season! All tickets include Dinner and Show. Cash bar and free parking available. 6 tickets are available. Run Time 2 Hours with 1 Intermission This Event is Appropriate for Families. Wheelchair Accessible seating is Available with Advanced Notice 2208 Millers Road Ardentown, DE 19810 This event is Open for ambassador appreciation tickets. Greeter Host: Open Guide Host: Open |
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