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Macbeth
Sedgwick Theater 7137 Germantown Ave, Philadelphia, PA, United StatesA kingdom at war. A celebrated soldier and his ambitious wife look to their future. Three witches promise power and prophesy greatness. Steeped so far in blood, screw courage to the sticking place, and allow vaulting ambition to reign… the Macbeths are back in town. Show run: March 14-April 21 Pay What You Can Night--March …
Macbeth–Pay What You Can Night
Sedgwick Theater 7137 Germantown Ave, Philadelphia, PA, United StatesPay What You Can--ONE NIGHT ONLY! Call or email the Box Office to reserve tickets, or purchase them directly on our website for whatever price you'd like! A kingdom at war. A celebrated soldier and his ambitious wife look to their future. Three witches promise power and prophesy greatness. Steeped so far in blood, screw …
A. R. Gurney’s “Love Letters” starring David Morse & Susan Wheeler To Benefit Quintessence Theatre
Sedgwick Theater 7137 Germantown Ave, Philadelphia, PA, United StatesThis Valentine’s Day, Quintessence Theatre is celebrating love in all of its messy glory with a performance starring award-winning television, film and stage actor David Morse and his wife, Susan Wheeler. The couple is performing A.R. Gurney’s Love Letters, for a one-night only benefit in support of The Campaign for Quintessence at the Sedgwick.
Major Barbara
Sedgwick Theater 7137 Germantown Ave, Philadelphia, PA, United StatesA billionaire arms dealer offers to donate funds to save his daughter’s Salvation Army shelter. She refuses her father’s blood money, despite her colleagues' protests. A deal is struck that both must spend a day at the other’s place of work. One of George Bernard Shaw’s greatest comedies unfolds, questioning what is the market value …
Major Barbara
Sedgwick Theater 7137 Germantown Ave, Philadelphia, PA, United StatesA billionaire arms dealer offers to donate funds to save his daughter’s Salvation Army shelter. She refuses her father’s blood money, despite her colleagues' protests. A deal is struck that both must spend a day at the other’s place of work. One of George Bernard Shaw’s greatest comedies unfolds, questioning what is the market value …
Major Barbara
Sedgwick Theater 7137 Germantown Ave, Philadelphia, PA, United StatesA billionaire arms dealer offers to donate funds to save his daughter’s Salvation Army shelter. She refuses her father’s blood money, despite her colleagues' protests. A deal is struck that both must spend a day at the other’s place of work. One of George Bernard Shaw’s greatest comedies unfolds, questioning what is the market value …
Major Barbara
Sedgwick Theater 7137 Germantown Ave, Philadelphia, PA, United StatesA billionaire arms dealer offers to donate funds to save his daughter’s Salvation Army shelter. She refuses her father’s blood money, despite her colleagues' protests. A deal is struck that both must spend a day at the other’s place of work. One of George Bernard Shaw’s greatest comedies unfolds, questioning what is the market value …
No Exit PWYC
Sedgwick Theater 7137 Germantown Ave, Philadelphia, PA, United StatesPay What You Can--One Night Only!! September 27th at 7pm. Reserve over the phone or by email and pay at the door, or purchase in person by phone or in person at the box office. 215-987-4450 / boxoffice@qtgrep.org Three individuals die and enter a well-appointed drawing room with no windows, no mirrors, and a locked …
Major Barbara
Sedgwick Theater 7137 Germantown Ave, Philadelphia, PA, United StatesA billionaire arms dealer offers to donate funds to save his daughter’s Salvation Army shelter. She refuses her father’s blood money, despite her colleagues' protests. A deal is struck that both must spend a day at the other’s place of work. One of George Bernard Shaw’s greatest comedies unfolds, questioning what is the market value …
Major Barbara
Sedgwick Theater 7137 Germantown Ave, Philadelphia, PA, United StatesA billionaire arms dealer offers to donate funds to save his daughter’s Salvation Army shelter. She refuses her father’s blood money, despite her colleagues' protests. A deal is struck that both must spend a day at the other’s place of work. One of George Bernard Shaw’s greatest comedies unfolds, questioning what is the market value …