Tiny Dynamite’s A Play, A Pie, and a Pint is back for another season at the Society Hill Playhouse. Based on a lunchtime program in Scotland, every ticket includes a slice of pizza and a beverage (beer, wine, or soda).
I went to two of last season’s shows, and they were phenomenal. You’re encouraged to bring your dinner into the theater (tables are provided) and eat while watching the performance, which usually lasts for an hour.
As last season sold out, there will be two shows a week instead of one.
On March 13th and 14th David Ireland’s “End of Hope”, directed by Tom Reing, will be performed. March 20 & 21 will feature a performance of “Restaurant Shorts,” which includes works by local playwright Jacqueline Goldfinger. And, closing the season, “Buridan’s Ass” by S. R Plant on March 27 & 28. The 27th show will include a “talkback” with the author.
Tickets are $15. Don’t miss out!
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