I’ve seen two shows at this theater and had a fantastic experience both times. The establishment is well run and the plays are always engaging. Last night I saw How to Catch Creation on opening night. I loved the characters and the way their storylines converged. The set was inventive and amazing and really took the production to a different dimension. The theater is quite intimate. I was seated upstairs in the mezzanine but could see everything perfectly. There was a post show reception with drinks and hors d’oeuvres and the cast members mingled with the crowd. I believe this is standard on opening night. Overall I’ve enjoyed the plays I’ve seen here and will continue to look out for upcoming productions with...
Read moreThe Philadelphia Theatre Company is a dynamic force in the city’s arts community, known for producing and presenting contemporary theater that captures the essence of the American narrative. Nestled at 480 S Broad St, this distinguished company has a history of captivating audiences with innovative and thought-provoking performances. The Philadelphia Theatre Company is celebrated for its artistic integrity, offering a varied season of new works and refreshed classics, making it a hub for theater lovers seeking meaningful and entertaining...
Read moreThe theater is gorgeous, and the plays are intriguing. But this theater does the STRANGEST casting I've ever seen. They seem to like to put people who don't fit the character's description (esp women) in roles that are clearly meant for someone else. I guess they have a reason, but the last two plays I've seen here, including Hillary and Clinton and Sex with Strangers were incomprehensible because the casting was so unbelievable. Imagine Snow White with a 90 year old man playing the lead, and you'll see...
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