Fool for Love opens March 2 and runs through March 25 at the Centre Theater, Norristown's professional theater at 208 DeKalb St. in downtown Norristown. Show-times are 8 p.m. with Sunday matinees at 2 p.m. Tickets are 20 and can be purchased online at www.ticketleap.com. Call 610-279-1013 for information or visit the web at www.ironagetheatre.org.
In a dingy hotel room in the American west, two lovers grapple with their past, their future and the shocking secret that binds them together. Sam Shepard delves into the horror and humor of a family running from its past in Fool for Love.
Fool for Love opens March 2 and runs through March 25 at the Centre Theater, Norristown's professional theater at 208 DeKalb St. in downtown Norristown. Show-times are 8 p.m. with Sunday matinees at 2 p.m. Tickets are 20 and can be purchased online at www.ticketleap.com. Call 610-279-1013 for information or visit the web at www.ironagetheatre.org.
Independent Voices presents BRILLIANT TRACES on January 12 and 13, SHE MOVES THROUGH THE FAIR on January 14 and 15, and CITIZEN PAINE on January 16. All seats for all shows are $15.00
Independent Voices presents BRILLIANT TRACES on January 12 and 13, SHE MOVES THROUGH THE FAIR on January 14 and 15, and CITIZEN PAINE on January 16. All seats for all shows are $15.00
Philadelphia playwright Ray Saraceni's 'Maroons; the Anthracite Gridiron' opens November 4 at 'Norristown's Theatrical Treasure.'
Philadelphia playwright Ray Saraceni's 'Maroons; the Anthracite Gridiron' opens November 4 at 'Norristown's Theatrical Treasure.'
The Centre Theater's Independent Voices Festival includes a special event this week.
WEEK FOUR Independent Voices Festival- Jan 27 and 28 Apologies Are For The Living
The Centre Theater's Independent Voices Festival includes a special event this week.
WEEK FOUR Independent Voices Festival- Jan 27 and 28 Apologies Are For The Living
Lantern Theater Company will present a weekend of performances, readings, and scholar events with The Chekhov Festival from Friday, November 5 - Sunday, November 7, in celebration of the work of influential Russian playwright, short-story writer, and physician Anton Chekhov (1860-1904) during the 150th anniversary of his birth.
Boxing champ Jack Dempsey is in a pickle; he wants a fight, but crooked promoters, conniving reporters, and shady dames keep him from the fight he wants. He ends up fighting for his championship and pride in a tiny cowtown in Montana in the world premier of the new hard punching comedy by D.W. Gregory, 'Molumby's Million.' The Centre Theater brings this true story to life with all the force of a knockout blow.
Lantern Theater Company will present a weekend of performances, readings, and scholar events with The Chekhov Festival from Friday, November 5 - Sunday, November 7, in celebration of the work of influential Russian playwright, short-story writer, and physician Anton Chekhov (1860-1904) during the 150th anniversary of his birth.
Boxing champ Jack Dempsey is in a pickle; he wants a fight, but crooked promoters, conniving reporters, and shady dames keep him from the fight he wants. He ends up fighting for his championship and pride in a tiny cowtown in Montana in the world premier of the new hard punching comedy by D.W. Gregory, 'Molumby's Million.' The Centre Theater brings this true story to life with all the force of a knockout blow.
The Centre Theater brings a series of performances to its fourth floor theater. Each production, a critical success, has been invited to take the Centre Theater stage in Norristown for the first Independent Voices Festival.
The Centre Theater brings a series of performances to its fourth floor theater. Each production, a critical success, has been invited to take the Centre Theater stage in Norristown for the first Independent Voices Festival.
Philadelphia Playwrights first professional production 'The Life of John Henry' Opens November 6 'And he died with a hammer in his hand!' One of the most famous American folk tales comes to life in a world premier drama this fall.
Philadelphia Playwrights first professional production 'The Life of John Henry' Opens November 6 'And he died with a hammer in his hand!' One of the most famous American folk tales comes to life in a world premier drama this fall.
Iron Age Theatre brings two productions to Shakes Mainfor the Fringe festival. First is Shakesploitation II: Iambic Boogaloo by Andy Grigg at the 941 Theater 941 N Front Street, Philadelphia.(Northern Liberties). Second is Citizen Paine by Bill Hollenbach
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