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Season Subscriptions

We are thrilled to be able to offer the ability to purchase a season subscription on-line. Of course you're also welcome to swing by our theater and pick up a brochure (they're in a little white mailbox on the wall up on our porch), then fill out the form and mail it in with your payment. But since you're here visiting us on the web, why not give it a try.

Our subscription plan allows you to see multiple shows at a discounted rate, plus you select your show dates and seats at the time of your order. This locks in your seating selection for the dates you pick.

If you follow the link above you will select a series of consistent dates for each show, such as "first Friday" or "second Saturday." If you prefer to mix and match, we can handle that too. Just click on each show of this season and order your tickets separately. As long as you purchase the same quantity and type of tickets for each of 4- or 5-shows you will get the appropriate season subscription pricing.

Worried about planning that far ahead? Don't sweat it. You will receive a code by email when you complete your subscription that will let you exchange dates/seats for other performances of the same show should your plans change.

This year we are offering a 4-show "mini option" in addition to the usual 5-show subscription package, for those of you who cannot make a particular show or who choose to skip one (see the note on Spring Awakening below).

As noted in the brochure, our 2012 Family Holiday Show, 1001 Arabian Nights and a Matinee, is not included in the Season Subscription. However tickets are already available by following the link on the show page for tickets.

Should you have any questions about our subscription packages, please call 610-363-7075 and leave us a message. Our box office manager will call you back.

A note about Spring Awakening

This season we will be opening with the TONY Award winning musical Spring Awakening. The show, based on a German play from 1892, is a timeless look at the issues faced by teenagers of any time and place. The modern musical score by Duncan Shiek is an amazing counterpoint to the lives of these turn of the 20th century teens. The show is meant for mature audiences only as it contains adult themes and language. If you would like to get a look at the show before making a decision, we encourage you to go to the web as there are countless performance clips available. As in the past, we are sensitive to the fact that some of our patrons might prefer not to attend the show due to its themes and language. For this reason we are offering the 4-show subscription option.