P&P’s 5th Annual Hooley
TICKETS ON SALE NOW!
$10 Non-Members, FREE for Members
Welcome to the 5th annual Hooley!! Skip the green beer and beads and join us for our celebration of Irish tradition! We have Irish foods such as Corned Beef and Cabbage, Beef Stew, Colcannon and Soda Bread – All lovingly cooked by our P&P Members! We’ll have live Irish folk music by the Pie-Eyed Preachers, a limerick-off, our iconic DIY Mr. Potato Contest! See ticket link for more details!
March 6: Caked Up Comedy
Doors 7:30pm, Show 8pm –
$5, FREE for Members
Our intimate venue provides the perfect setting for an exciting and memorable night out. Caked Up Comedy features an eclectic line-up of local and traveling comics that will have you keeled over in tears
March 23: Your Sunday Best!
8:00pm doors, 9:00pm show
No Cover!
Your Sunday Best is our long-running, ever-evolving evening of variety comedy featuring Philly’s finest actors, stand-ups and musicians trying new things and supporting one another.
March 17: Going Acoustic at Quig’s
7:00pm Start, 6:30pm Sign-Ups – No Cover!
We will be bringing you the first-ever Spring Sing and Things Fling — For our first show of 2025, you are invited to bring us your new songs, poems, and pieces of you!
Get started with new pieces, bring something you have been tooling around with that you’ve never shared OR you can use one of the prompts we provide to inspire you. All are welcome and invited to sign-up for our OPEN MIC or simply come to enjoy the full bar at Quig’s as well as music and performances from local artists. More details to come. See you there!
VISITING COMPANIES
Philly Flights: Mid-Winter Solo Fest runs February 20-23
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| Philly Flights: Mid-Winter Solo Fest runs February 20-23. Chris Davis, Rachel O’Hanlon-Rodriguez, and Izzy Sazak – come together to share their uniquely thrilling solo performances in our historic theatre. Whether you’re looking for ballerinas, cowboys, witches, or just some good old-fashioned storytelling – this mini-festival has something for everyone. Chris Davis’ 40 Year Old Ballerino mixes dance and storytelling in a 50-minute comedy show that proves change is always possible; no matter what your age. Rachel O’Hanlon-Rodriguez’s She Was A Conquistawhore is a bawdy poetic solo show examining cultural wounds as personal afflictions in a world where vaginas can grow up to be cowboys. Izzy Sazak’s Tiny Witch blends clown with original lore, to create a performance that is part anti-imperialist fantasy fiction, part stand-up, and all queer witchy sass. Tickets are $20 per show. After purchasing tickets to your first show, you’ll receive a $5 off code for another Mid-Winter Solo Fest show of your choice! |
February 20 & 23: The 40-Year-Old Ballerino by Chris Davis
2/20 – 7pm & 2/23 – 2pm
At 40 years old, Chris Davis seizes on ballet class as a way to replace all other addictions — drugs, alcohol, Modern Family, and the toxic tropes of 90s John Cusack movies. With only a barre for support, Fringe favorite Chris Davis mixes dance and storytelling in a 50-minute comedy that shows you change is always possible, no matter what your age.
February 21 & 22: She Was A Conquistawhore by Rachel O’Hanlon Rodriguez
2/21 – 7pm & 2/22 – 9pm
Legend has it The Conquistawhore drinks her weight in whiskey, brawls her own vagina (because he makes terrible decisions), and roams the Wild West – or is that the Main Line? Their trials weave a story of manifest destiny – a calling to take the land back, one cis-white man at a time. But they discover it’s hard to move forward if you’re stuck in the past. This bawdy and poetic solo show takes audiences on a ride where cultural wounds become personal afflictions and where vaginas can grow up to be cowboys.
February 22 & 23: Tiny Witch by Izzy Sazak
2/22 – 7pm & 2/23 – 12pm
Tiny Witch lives in a portal under your pillow. Every night they leave the 7th dimension and appear on Earth to bat away your nightmares with a broom they’ve made from your lost eyelashes. They are here to give a lecture on how to be a good Tiny Witch, as per the request of the Association of Inter-dimensional Guardians. You might learn a lot from TW; including how to properly woo spiders, how to slay a Bluebeard, and how to build an indestructible nightmare-crushing broom. All essential tools for surviving the long predicted, and much anticipated End Of (colonialpatriarchal) Times. Tiny Witch is an original solo clown performance; part anti-imperialist fantasy, part stand-up, all queer witchy sass.
February 28: Philly Sketchfest Presents Danielle She/Her and Stay Funny Stay Scared
7:30 pm, $17
“Danielle She/Her” is a solo comedy about recovery and transition. Its creator, writer, and performer is Danielle Steger, a four-time award winner at the Capital Fringe Festival. Danielle’s other credits include shows at the Edinburgh Festival Fringe, the San Francisco Sketchfest, and Solocom.
‘Stay Funny. Stay Scared’ is Erica Diederich’s half-hour exploration of all things horror. Laugh at some spooky themed characters and be a part in discovering how to overcome the terror within. Erica Diederich was an exceptionally terrified child. Then one day, everything changed. She now watches movies like ‘The Conjuring’ and ‘It’ for fun.
February 28: Philly Sketchfest Presents:
9pm, $12
Theme Park showcases sketch comedians from all over the Philadelphia area, all pondering one specific theme. This edition will be: NATURE!
March 1: Step Right Up: A Comedy Game Show
7:30pm – 9:00pm, $15
Step Right Up! is encouraging some of the scene’s hottest comics to do exactly that, as they test their mettle with both jokes AND games! Not only will these contestants be bringing the belly laughs, but they’ll also be competing against one another in crowd-interactive competition-based games! Will there be a hot dog eating contest? Will there be a rap battle? That’s anyone’s guess, but the one thing that there will be GUARANTEED is a great time for all!
March 3: Norman David & The Eleventet Jazz
Doors 6:45pm, Sets at 7:15pm & 9:00pm
$10, good for both sets
Monday Night Jazz is back again! Our longtime resident jazz band, Norman David and The Eleventet are back in the Skinner Studio. Come hang out and listen to some sweet jams.
