Today on the podcast, Theatre Philadelphia’s Executive Director, LaNeshe Miller-White talks about the 2022 Philly Theatre Week, featuring 85 events across the region. Here is my interview with Theatre Philadelphia’s Executive Director, LaNeshe Miller-White.

The 5th Annual Philly Theatre Week
April 1-10, 2022

85 EVENTS ACROSS THE REGION
EXCLUSIVE FREE, $15, OR $30 TICKETS
ON SALE NOW! WWW.PHILLYTHEATREWEEK.COM

Theatre Philadelphia presents Philly Theatre Week: a celebration of artists, organizations, and audiences that have made Greater Philadelphia one of the most vibrant theatre regions in the nation. Audiences will have an opportunity to try unique events from our theatre community and access exclusive Free, $15, or $30 tickets.

The 5th Annual Philly Theatre Week will feature 85 unique live and virtual performances, readings, audio plays, and more from theatres across the region! Tickets are on sale now!

Plus: Don't miss our March 30th Kick-Off Celebration, featuring preview performances by participating artists and organizations.

Questions? Contact phillytheatreweek@theatrephiladelphia.org.

Know Before You Go!

This year, exclusive Philly Theatre Week tickets are sold through Eventbrite.

Virtual Events: Virtual Events will have their own unique ticketbuyer-only access page! Access to virtual events will launch at the event's start time.

Live Events: Each event will include unique information about COVID safety, Accessibility options, and more. Information is subject to change. For any questions, please contact phillytheatreweek@theatrephiladelphia.org.

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