Discount Tickets to Philadelphia area Theaters, Tours & Attractions

"A Good Place Not To Be" speaks about authoritarian regimes and asks us to reflect on our own relationships with power and systems. It is an important message that not only points to tomorrow, but res... [more+]

"A Good Place Not To Be" speaks about authoritarian regimes and asks us to reflect on our own relationships with power and systems. It is an important message that not only points to tomorrow, but resounds with warnings about today. This experiment sits between a traditional reading and a full production where actors remain on-book, but the public Workshop Productions will incorporate strong movement and design elements to create a full, physical, wacky play world onstage for both playwright and audience. [less-]

Join ACJokes for a hilarious night of stand-up comedy. Located in the beautiful Blue Martini room at Bally's Hotel and Casino in Atlantic City.... [more+]

Join ACJokes for a hilarious night of stand-up comedy. Located in the beautiful Blue Martini room at Bally's Hotel and Casino in Atlantic City. [less-]

ACJokes is a hand-picked team of some of the East Coast's best comedians and producers at Atlantic City's Anthem Lounge at Tropicana Casino & Resort, including Ray Vazquez, Mike Merk, Zach Pickert and... [more+]

ACJokes is a hand-picked team of some of the East Coast's best comedians and producers at Atlantic City's Anthem Lounge at Tropicana Casino & Resort, including Ray Vazquez, Mike Merk, Zach Pickert and Buda the Comedian, pulled together by 20-year comedy veteran, Matt Bridgestone. [less-]

Catch weekly showcases of the East Coast's funniest comics at Anthem Lounge in the Tropicana Casino & Resort. Regulars include Matt Bridgestone (writer for the Justin Bieber Roast), impressionist Clip... [more+]

Catch weekly showcases of the East Coast's funniest comics at Anthem Lounge in the Tropicana Casino & Resort. Regulars include Matt Bridgestone (writer for the Justin Bieber Roast), impressionist Clipperman, Zach Pickert (HBO), Dupree Lee, Amarie Castillo (ESPN Radio), Ray Vazquez and more. Take a load off, enjoy drinks available for purchase and relax with some very funny people, both new and familiar. [less-]

This epic, award-winning musical from the creators of "Les Misérables" tells the tale of Kim, a young Vietnamese woman who is orphaned by war and forced to work in a bar run by the notorious Engineer... [more+]

This epic, award-winning musical from the creators of "Les Misérables" tells the tale of Kim, a young Vietnamese woman who is orphaned by war and forced to work in a bar run by the notorious Engineer. During the final days of the Vietnam War, she meets and falls for an American G.I. named Chris, but they are soon torn apart by the fall of Saigon. Kim then spends the ensuing three years on an epic journey to find her way back to Chris, who is unaware that he has fathered a son. The powerful love story is a modern retelling of Puccini's "Madame Butterfly" and boasts a talented cast performing iconic songs like "The Heat is on in Saigon," "The Movie in My Mind," "Last Night of the World" and "American Dream." Get your tickets with this offer, and see this stunning production of "Miss Saigon" on the Kimmel Center stage in Philadelphia. [less-]

Two years before his death in 2005, Pulitzer Prize-winning playwright August Wilson wrote and starred in "How I Learned What I Learned", a solo show about the power of art, poetry and possibility. Now... [more+]

Two years before his death in 2005, Pulitzer Prize-winning playwright August Wilson wrote and starred in "How I Learned What I Learned", a solo show about the power of art, poetry and possibility. Now, actor Kesserack Khemnu takes on the role of the prolific author of classics like "The Piano Lesson" and "Two Trains Running" at Arden Theatre Company. With direction by Malika Oyetimein, Khemnu steps into Wilson's shoes to share the playwright's personal stories that take him from his first kiss, to a stint in jail to life-defining encounters with racism and more. [less-]

When it comes to Sir Andrew Lloyd Webber's classic, the numbers are staggering -- as are the melodic score and inventive stagecraft, including a first-of-its kind falling chandelier. "The Phantom of t... [more+]

When it comes to Sir Andrew Lloyd Webber's classic, the numbers are staggering -- as are the melodic score and inventive stagecraft, including a first-of-its kind falling chandelier. "The Phantom of the Opera" has won more than 50 major theater awards, including the Tony for Best Musical. It's the longest-running musical in the history of Broadway. At its core, though, this exciting tale of doomed romance has stood the test of time with its tragic love story featuring a mysterious masked man living beneath the majestic Paris Opera House who becomes obsessed with a beautiful opera singer. The soaring score features the memorable title tune, along with "Masquerade," "The Music of the Night" and "All I Ask of You," with a book based on the suspenseful French novel by Gaston Leroux. This visual and aural spectacular provides an unmatched live experience. See it now on Broadway at the Majestic Theatre. [less-]

An aging king creates a succession plan that divides Britain between his three daughters. Requiring each child to flatter him in order to receive her gift, Lear is publicly embarrassed when his younge... [more+]

An aging king creates a succession plan that divides Britain between his three daughters. Requiring each child to flatter him in order to receive her gift, Lear is publicly embarrassed when his youngest, most beloved child refuses. Indignant, Lear disinherits her and splits the country between his two eldest daughters, setting off a chain of events that leads Britain into civil war and the retired king into exile and madness. The greatest tragedy in the English language, "King Lear" examines the often self-destructive relationships between parents and their children, the danger of absolute power to the human psyche, and the universal challenge of senility and providing care for our elders. Robert Jason Jackson (Broadway’s "Aida," Quintessence’s "Antigone" and "Mourning Becomes Electra") returns to Philadelphia as King Lear. [less-]

1904. Many former slaves and descendants venturing north find themselves at Aunt Ester's door in Pittsburgh's Hill District. A renowned cleanser of souls claiming to be 285 years old, Ester provides s... [more+]

1904. Many former slaves and descendants venturing north find themselves at Aunt Ester's door in Pittsburgh's Hill District. A renowned cleanser of souls claiming to be 285 years old, Ester provides solace, advice and healing. Citizen Barlow, racked with guilt over letting another man take the rap for one of his crimes, desperately wants to be pure again. And Aunt Ester may be his only hope. From the Pulitzer Prize-winning author of "Fences" comes "Gem of the Ocean" -- a mystical story of freedom, justice and redemption at Arden Theatre Company's F. Otto Haas Theatre in Philadelphia. [less-]

From solo powerhouses like Aretha Franklin and Janis Joplin to glamorous girl groups such as The Supremes and The Shirelles, "Beehive: The '60s Musical" pays tribute to a time on the charts when women... [more+]

From solo powerhouses like Aretha Franklin and Janis Joplin to glamorous girl groups such as The Supremes and The Shirelles, "Beehive: The '60s Musical" pays tribute to a time on the charts when women artists were all the buzz. This retro revue is packed with timeless tunes like "My Boyfriend's Back," "One Fine Day" and "Respect," as well as authentic costumes, and of course, plenty of wigs, as it recreates that revolutionary era in popular music when songs like "Where the Boys Are," "Downtown" and "Proud Mary" blasted from jukeboxes and car radios. Relive the heyday of pop queens like Tina Turner, Brenda Lee, Carole King and more when "Beehive" brings its high-energy stage show to the Media Theatre. [less-]

Philadelphia's lively comedy scene has produced some outstanding comics (who happen to be women), like Tina Fey, Vanessa Bayer and Kate Flannery, as well as recent rising stars Mary Radzinski, Abby Ro... [more+]

Philadelphia's lively comedy scene has produced some outstanding comics (who happen to be women), like Tina Fey, Vanessa Bayer and Kate Flannery, as well as recent rising stars Mary Radzinski, Abby Rosenquist and Nikki Black. Now "Really Funny Comedians (Who Happen to Be Women)" sweeps into Punch Line Philly to introduce you to the next crop of brilliant up-and-coming female comedians. If you know anyone who still says women aren't funny (really?), take him to this show and prove him wrong. [less-]

Punch Line Philly hosts "Comedy Allstars", a showcase featuring an array of your favorite professional local comedians, some of whom have appeared on Comedy Central and late-night talk shows such as "... [more+]

Punch Line Philly hosts "Comedy Allstars", a showcase featuring an array of your favorite professional local comedians, some of whom have appeared on Comedy Central and late-night talk shows such as "Conan" and "The Tonight Show with Jimmy Fallon". [less-]

Playwright John Guare examines the threads of chance that link one person to another -- and the consequences of those random connections -- in his fast-paced and affecting comedy-drama "Six Degrees of... [more+]

Playwright John Guare examines the threads of chance that link one person to another -- and the consequences of those random connections -- in his fast-paced and affecting comedy-drama "Six Degrees of Separation", now at Players Club of Swarthmore. Inspired by the story of a real-life con artist, the play follows a young African-American man who insinuates himself into the lives of a wealthy New York couple by claiming that he is the son of actor Sidney Poitier. In addition to a successful Broadway run, the Pulitzer Prize-nominated play was adapted into a 1993 film starring Will Smith, Stockard Channing and Donald Sutherland. [less-]

Imagine seeing Johnny Cash, Alan Jackson, Reba McEntire, Shania Twain, Dolly Parton, and Brooks & Dunn all in one amazing concert. Well, hold onto your hats, because you can get that experience – or... [more+]

Imagine seeing Johnny Cash, Alan Jackson, Reba McEntire, Shania Twain, Dolly Parton, and Brooks & Dunn all in one amazing concert. Well, hold onto your hats, because you can get that experience – or at least pretty darn close to it – when "Legends of Country" comes to Bucks County Playhouse. Direct from Las Vegas, the world-famous "Legends in Concert" presents this tribute experience for country fans of all ages. Don’t miss this talented tribute artists as they re-create the look and sound of your favorite country artists live! [less-]

Chosen as Best Musical of the Year by "Time," "Newsweek," and the Outer Critics Circle, this hilariously campy show spoofs the Hollywood musicals of the 1930s. It’s big-time New York, and little Rub... [more+]

Chosen as Best Musical of the Year by "Time," "Newsweek," and the Outer Critics Circle, this hilariously campy show spoofs the Hollywood musicals of the 1930s. It’s big-time New York, and little Ruby from Hometown, U.S.A. with “nothing but tap shoes in her suitcase and a prayer in her heart,” has come to make it big on Broadway. To her dismay, she learns that the leading lady is threatening to walk and the theatre is scheduled for demolition. Then, out of the blue, she meets Dick, a sailor who also has ambitions as a songwriter. Ruby starts in the chorus, and by the end of the day, in true Hollywood fashion, Ruby becomes a star on the deck of a battleship (which just happens to be passing by). Filled with rollicking tap dancing, joyful music, and a boatload of laughs, this madcap musical parody proves the adage that “the show must go on.” [less-]

If the chilly Philadelphia weather has got you down, why not take a trip down south to warm your spirits with delicious food, hot jazz and some of that world-famous hospitality? It'll be a shorter tri... [more+]

If the chilly Philadelphia weather has got you down, why not take a trip down south to warm your spirits with delicious food, hot jazz and some of that world-famous hospitality? It'll be a shorter trip than you think, because all of this Southern comfort is coming north of the Mason-Dixon line to South Restaurant. Kick back for weekly jam sessions and performances by touring jazz musicians while enjoying the finest new Southern cuisine and cocktails available from the acclaimed restaurant and bar. [less-]

Once famed throughout the region as 23 East, Ardmore Music Hall (AMH) is a rock club with a rich history, providing Philadelphia's Main Line with live shows by an impressive array of artists including... [more+]

Once famed throughout the region as 23 East, Ardmore Music Hall (AMH) is a rock club with a rich history, providing Philadelphia's Main Line with live shows by an impressive array of artists including George Clinton & P-Funk, The Hooters, Toots & the Maytals, The Psychedelic Furs, Chris Robinson Brotherhood, Stanley Clarke, members of the Grateful Dead / The Doors / Phish, Macy Gray, Television, Snarky Puppy, Dick Dale, Steve Earle and many more. With a wide dance space, a low and intimate stage, optional seating with great sight lines, 20-plus craft beers on draft and a balcony viewing area for larger events, AMH offers up some of the city's coolest concerts, ranging from rock to funk, jam, roots, adult contemporary, Americana and everything in between. [less-]

From the acclaimed Kilroy’s List, "How to Catch Creation" is Christina Anderson’s stunning play that follows four artists and intellectuals in San Francisco who are struggling to nurture creative ... [more+]

From the acclaimed Kilroy’s List, "How to Catch Creation" is Christina Anderson’s stunning play that follows four artists and intellectuals in San Francisco who are struggling to nurture creative impulses and establish a legacy in both their professional and personal lives. When one discovers the works of a black queer feminist writer from a bygone era, their lives begin to intersect in unexpected ways. In this bold, imaginative play, Christina Anderson, “a gifted playwright you want to pay attention to” ("Variety"), dissects the universal act of creation — creation of life, of family, of art — to inspire the dreamers and idealists in us all. Experience "How to Catch Creation" at the Suzanne Roberts Theatre in Philadelphia. [less-]

Discover the hidden, booze-filled underbelly of Philadelphia in the 1920's on the Prohibition Pub Crawl. On this three-hour history-filled walking tour, you'll slip into several establishments that se... [more+]

Discover the hidden, booze-filled underbelly of Philadelphia in the 1920's on the Prohibition Pub Crawl. On this three-hour history-filled walking tour, you'll slip into several establishments that served as speakeasies during Prohibition, learning how alcohol was distributed clandestinely throughout the city while sipping on craft cocktails with nary a hint of scandal. You'll find out about the major historical figures who helped to fill revelers' glasses and kept the parties rolling right under the authorities' noses, and see colonial-era brew sites that once brewed beer recipes written by Ben Franklin. This walking (and drinking) tour of Philadelphia history includes a complimentary beverage and snack, along with trivia and prize giveaways. [less-]

Well-intentioned neighbors quickly grow into feuding enemies in this new flower-flinging romp coming to the stage in Hammonton. When an up-and-coming Latino couple purchases a home beside the prize-wi... [more+]

Well-intentioned neighbors quickly grow into feuding enemies in this new flower-flinging romp coming to the stage in Hammonton. When an up-and-coming Latino couple purchases a home beside the prize-winning garden of a prominent Washington, D.C. family, conflicts over fences and flora spiral into territorial turmoil, exposing both couples' deeply rooted notions of race, taste, class and privilege. Blooming with wit and poignancy, Mexican-American playwright Karen Zacarías pushes the boundaries and shatters biases one laugh at a time in Eagle Theatre’s rendition of this shear-sharp modern comedy. [less-]