March 14 – 24: Irish Heritage Theatre presents Don Juan in Hell

A rarely performed third act of Shaw’s philosophical comedy, “Man and Superman.” This dream episode depicts a lively debate between Don Juan, The Devil, Don Juan’s former lover, Dona Ana, and her father.

March 17: Hooley

3-7pm

Join us for the 4th annual HOOLEY celebration! Traditional Irish music and food awaits at our historic theater!

FREE for members, $10 for non-members, free for kids 12 and under

March 18: Jazz Night with Norman David & The Eleventet

Sets at 7:15 & 9:00

Enjoy a night of cool jazz with Plays & Players’ resident Jazz ensemble. Upstairs in the Skinner Studio.

$10 at door (good for both sets)

March 20: The Happy Failures Show

A variety of varieties of performances and art.

Presented by Dennis DiClaudio. 

March 21: Comedian Morgan Gallo

7:30pm

A nationally touring comedian, Morgan Gallo is headlining Plays & Players Theatre’s Skinner Studio room in her Philadelphia debut. She’s brought some of her funniest Philly friends, so prepare for a killer night of laughter.

March 24: Your Sunday Best

8:00pm doors, 9:00pm show

Your Sunday Best is an evening of variety comedy featuring Philly’s finest actors, stand-ups, and musicians. 

March 25: Going Acoustic at Quig’s

7pm, 6:30pm sign-ups

Open Mic where any and all artists are welcome to participate, spectate, shop our holiday vendors, or just grab a drink at the bar. Hosted by James Haro, Kat Rivers, and Emily Schuman. 

Gather your friends, and join us upstairs at Plays & Players. 

March 29 – April 7: The Merry Wives of Windsor

Shakespeare’s beloved comedy of small-town gossip and a gentle reminder not to underestimate any woman… and especially the wives!

April 3 – 14: The Zoo Story by Edward Albee

Plays & Player’s is producing its first fully produced non-co-production since 2017!

A man sits peacefully reading in the sunlight in Central Park. There enters a second man. He is a young, unkempt and undisciplined vagrant where the first is neat, ordered, well-to-do and conventional. The vagrant is a soul in torture and rebellion. He longs to communicate so fiercely that he frightens and repels his listener. He is a man drained of all hope who, in his passion for company, seeks to drain his companion. With provocative humor and unrelenting suspense, the young savage slowly, but relentlessly, brings his victim down to his own atavistic level as he relates a story about his visit to the zoo. Part of Philadelphia Theatre Week!

SAVE THE DATE: Fancy on Delancey

June 8, 2024

6-9pm

My Fair Theatre, Where We’re From and Where We’re Going

Featuring food from Hart of Catering!