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The Actors' NET of Bucks County presents a staged reading Sept.

The 5th Annual RMG Insurance LADIES GOLF & GOURMET to benefit the non-profit State Theatre FREDDY Awards will take place on Thursday, September 15th at The Club at Morgan Hill.

Hedgerow Theatre moves into fall with comedy -- Neil Simon's 'The Good Doctor.

Madeline and the Bad Hat kicks off the 2011-2012 Walnut Street Theatre for Kids Season at the Walnut on Saturday, September 24 with performances at 10:30 am, 1:00 pm and 3:30 pm.

Hedgerow Theatre moves into fall with comedy -- Neil Simon's 'The Good Doctor.

Music Director Designate Yannick Nézet-Séguin has stepped forward volunteering additional time and services to The Philadelphia Orchestra and its audiences in the 2011-12 and 2012-13 seasons.

Walnut Street Theatre opens its landmark 203rd season with Andrew Lloyd Webber's ASPECTS OF LOVE.

Gettysburg Stage will present the world premiere of I Know Things, written and directed by local talent David Hurlbert.

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Judy Barnett and her band 'Jazz-A-Teria' return to New Hope, by popular demand for her second summer engagement at Bob Egan's in New Hope, Saturday August 20.

PDC Playwright Residency Showcase is set to be held at Plays & Players.

This one night only cabaret will be held on Friday August 19th at the Gershman Y in Center City, Philadelphia.

The success of Walla Fest on July 10 has inspired the intrepid creators in collaboration with Iron Age Theatre and The Centre Theater, Yesenia Bello, Anthony Bui and Makeba Robinson are planning to make Walla Fest a regular musical event on the Norristown Arts Hill.

11th Hour Theatre Company is kicking off its season with the return of one of their most popular productions ever.

LIVE FROM LOEWS, the concert series being launched at Loews destination hotels around the country, will present Grammy nominated jazz fusion keyboard player and Philadelphia native JEFF LORBER for a free performance on Thursday, August 18 at the LOEWS PHILADELPHIA HOTEL.

As A Christmas Story, The Musical! prepares to launch a five-city national tour for the 2011 holiday season, the show's producers, including Peter Billingsley, who starred as Ralphie in the original 1983 film, take their search for talented children to the internet.

In The Blood, Suzan-Lori Parks harrowing drama about homelessness and hypocrisy, will be presented by the Ira Brind School of Theater Arts at the University of the Arts as part of the Philadelphia Live Arts Festival and Philly Fringe.

Celebrating its 18th anniversary season in 2011/12, Lantern Theater Company announces a slate of plays and events that illustrate the company's ongoing commitment to celebrating the best in classic and contemporary playwriting.

The State Theatre performance by The Amazing Kreskin, originally announced for Thursday, September 8th, will now take place on Thursday, September 22nd at 7:30 PM.

The Theatre Alliance of Greater Philadelphia announces that Harry Dietzler, Executive and Artistic Director of Upper Darby Summer Stage, will receive the Lifetime Achievement Award at the 17th Annual Barrymore Awards for Excellence in Theatre on Monday, October 3 at 7 p.

Paying homage to ordinary Americans with extraordinary legacies, the National Constitution Center has created a groundbreaking visitor experience that combines a must-see, multimedia exhibition from the Japanese American National Museum with an original, world premiere theatrical production.

Azuka Theatre's 12th Season is shaping up to be one of their most ambitious seasons to date.

Philadelphia Theatre Company announces the appointment of SHIRA BECKERMAN as Managing Director following a national search.

Singer-songwriter Lisa Bodnar comes to New Hope at Bob Egan's, Friday, August 26.

Jennifer Sheehan, winner of the Noël Coward Foundation Cabaret Award and the Mabel Mercer Foundation's Julie Wilson Award, brings her critically-acclaimed show, 'You Made Me Love You: Celebrating 100 Years of the Great American Songbook' to Bob Egan's in New Hope on Saturday September 3.