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Unless otherwise noted, evening performances begin promptly at 8:00pm, and matinees begin promptly at 2:00pm.
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We have a limited number of accessible seats for patrons in wheelchairs. If you need wheelchair accessible seating, please contact us directly at tandcbox@gmail.com or (215) 348-7566.




2025 Mainstage Productions

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2025 Special Productions
You can purchase tickets online at Tix. 
For an additional fee, you can also place your order via the phone
by calling 800-595-4849 (4TIX).
When you place your  order using the The Tix website,  you can create a Tix account so that your contact information will be saved for future ticket purchases.  This will allow you to avoid re-entering your contact information for future purchases.  
Both online and phone orders will require purchase by credit card.  You will be able to pick your seats at the time of your order. Tix offers you the option printing your tickets online, or leaving the tickets as Walk up and picking them up at our box office one hour prior to the performance.
Ticket prices and associated fees vary by production and based on whether you book your seats online or via the Tix call center.  

You can also purchase tickets for any show in our Season in person at our Box Office.  The Box Office Opens 1 hour prior to curtain for every production.
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No need to miss a word! We are now equipped with a hearing loop system.
Let us know what you think! We want your theatre experience to be the most it can be.

Thanks to the Central Bucks Sertoma Club for making this aid to the hearing impaired possible.
T&C offers reduced ticket prices for children 12 and under for those shows intended for our younger viewers.  For our 2025 Season those shows include: Shrek and our Holiday Show. 

SEASON TICKETS

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 Season tickets guarantee you a season's worth of great theater at a reduced price. Pay only $125 for your ticket to all five mainstage shows and save $15 off the ticket price. 

Season tickets can be ordered via the order form on our season brochure or by purchasing online using the button below..
After you purchase season tickets online, you can select your seats for each of our mainstage productions:
Nine, the Musical
Picasso at the Lapin Agile
Witness for the  Prosecution
​Shrek
Titanic the Musical
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Your name will be displayed in our lobby in recognition of your contribution to keep theater thriving in our community.

 GOLD PATRONS

Gold Patrons can mail the order form from our season brochure along with check in the amount of $500 to receive two season tickets to our five show, mainstage season plus two seats to one of the special shows in the season (i.e. T&C Holiday Show, T&C One Acts). The order form requires that Gold Patrons specify date of shows and seating preference. Orders will be processed in the order they are received; if your seating preference is unavailable, we will assign the best available seating. Confirmation will be sent via email (preferred) or U.S. Mail. Gold Patron tickets include a $160 tax deductible contribution to our Building Fund.

You may exchange your tickets up to 24 hours prior to curtain for any other performance of the same production, subject to availability, by calling: 215-348-7566.

​Your name will be displayed in our lobby in recognition of your contribution to keep theater thriving in our community.


WALK-IN TICKETS

Purchase walk-in tickets at our box office. The box office opens one hour prior to each performance. Payment at the box office is by cash, check, credit card or gift certificate.

GROUP RATES

Groups of 10 or more receive a 15% discount. Group rates are available for all orders directly from the Box Office. Contact us at tandcbox@gmail.com or call 215-348-7566 to purchase group rate tickets. Tickets must be paid for in advance to order the group rate.

 STUDENT DISCOUNTS

$10 student tickets are available in person at the box office, one hour prior to curtain, based upon availability. Must show a valid student ID. Limit two tickets per student. Cannot be reserved in advance.

GIFT CERTIFICATES

Gift certificates may be purchased online, in person at our box office, or by calling 215-348-7566.

A gift certificate can be used to purchase a ticket in-person at our box office on the night of a performance. Please note that a gift certificate does not automatically reserve a seat at a specific performance. If you wish to reserve seats with others for a specific performance, purchase tickets via Tix ​and be reimbursed for your gift certificate by the box office.
We do not offer refunds on unused portions of a gift certificate.
Nine - The Musical

Book by Arthur Kopit
Music and Lyrics by Maury Yeston
Directed by Nancy Ridgeway
Music Direction by Joe Nappi
Produced by Annamarie Hughes
"Nine" is a musical inspired by Federico Fellini's film "8 1/2" and revolves around the life of renowned Italian filmmaker Guido Contini. As he struggles with a creative block while attempting to direct his latest film, Guido finds himself caught between the various women in his life, including his wife, his muse, his mistress, and his mother.
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Set in 1960s Italy, the story unfolds through a series of flashbacks and musical numbers, revealing Guido's relationships, desires, and inner conflicts. Each woman represents a different facet of his life and identity, challenging him to confront his fears and insecurities.
As Guido navigates his artistic dilemmas and personal turmoil, the musical explores themes of love, betrayal, and the quest for self-discovery. With its lush score and rich character dynamics, "Nine" ultimately reflects on the complexities of creativity and the pursuit of authenticity in both art and life.

Evening Performances
​8:00 PM curtain

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Matinee Performances
2:00 PM curtain

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Picasso at the Lapine Agile

Written by Steve Martin
Directed by Jessa Casner
May 30, 31, June 6, 7, 13 & 14 at 8:00PM
June 1, 8 & 14 at 2:00 PM
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"Picasso at the Lapin Agile" is a comedic play by Steve Martin set in a Parisian bar in 1904, where iconic figures like Pablo Picasso and Albert Einstein cross paths. The story unfolds in the whimsical atmosphere of the Lapin Agile, a lively cabaret frequented by artists and intellectuals. As they engage in witty banter, philosophical debates, and playful competitions, the two geniuses ponder the nature of creativity, fame, and the future.
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The play explores themes of artistic ambition, the clash of ideas, and the fleeting nature of genius, all while blending humor with thought-provoking dialogue. Throughout the evening, the characters grapple with their aspirations and the impact of their work, ultimately reflecting on the transformative power of art and science. The interplay between Picasso and Einstein serves as a metaphor for innovation and the unpredictable journey of creativity.

Evening Performances
​8:00 PM curtain

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Matinee Performances
2:00 PM curtain

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Titanic the Musical

Music & Lyrics by Maury Yeston
Book by Peter Stone

Directed by Brad Ogden​
SYNOPSIS:
Titanic the Musical tells the story of the ill-fated RMS Titanic through the perspectives of the passengers and crew aboard the ship, from its grand departure to its tragic sinking.  It is an exploration of the lives of the people on board and the social class divisions that defined their experiences. It introduces a diverse set of characters, including wealthy passengers, working-class immigrants, and crew members, each with their own personal dreams, struggles, and ambitions.

Titanic the Musical is a poignant and dramatic exploration of human nature, fate, and the stark reality of tragedy, offering a glimpse into the lives of those lost on that fateful night. The musical won several Tony Awards, including Best Musical, and is remembered for its powerful score and moving portrayal of a disaster that continues to captivate audiences around the world.

Evening Performances
​8:00 PM curtain

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Matinee Performances
2:00 PM curtain

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Witness for the Prosecution

Written by Agatha Christie
Directed by Fred Conover
"Witness for the Prosecution," a courtroom drama by Agatha Christie, follows the trial of Leonard Vole, a young man accused of murdering a wealthy widow, Emily French, who had left him her fortune. The play unfolds in a tense courtroom setting, where the evidence against Leonard seems overwhelming, particularly due to the testimony of his wife, Romaine, who appears to be his alibi but has her own secrets.
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As the trial progresses, twists and turns reveal the complexities of the case, with surprising revelations about the characters’ motives and relationships. The play examines themes of justice, morality, and deception, leaving the audience questioning the truth behind each witness’s testimony.
The masterful plot twists and Christie's signature suspense build to a gripping climax, challenging perceptions of guilt and innocence. Ultimately, "Witness for the Prosecution" is a compelling exploration of the intricacies of the human psyche set against the backdrop of a riveting legal battle.

Evening Performances
​8:00 PM curtain

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Matinee Performances
2:00 PM curtain

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Shrek the Musical

Book & Lyrics by David Lindsay-Abaire
Music by Jeanine Tesori

Directed by Susan Galli
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"Shrek the Musical" is a vibrant and comedic adaptation of the beloved animated film. The story follows Shrek, a grumpy ogre who values his solitude in a swamp. His life is turned upside down when fairy tale creatures are banished to his home by the evil Lord Farquaad. To reclaim his swamp, Shrek makes a deal with Farquaad: he will rescue Princess Fiona, who is locked in a tower, in exchange for the return of his peaceful life.
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Joined by Donkey, a talkative and optimistic sidekick, Shrek embarks on the adventure. As they journey to rescue Fiona, they encounter various fairy tale characters and face unexpected challenges. However, Fiona harbors a secret of her own that complicates everything.

The musical explores themes of acceptance, self-discovery, and the idea that true beauty lies within. Through catchy songs and heartfelt moments, "Shrek the Musical" delivers a message about love, friendship, and embracing one’s individuality, all wrapped in humor and whimsical charm.

Evening Performances
​7:30 PM* curtain

* Note the times are different from other shows this Season.
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 ** This production offers tickets for Children ages 12 and under at $15.
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Matinee Performances
2:00 PM curtain

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SF - The Saturday, November 22, matinee of Shrek is a special sensory-friendly (SF) offering.  At the performance, the theatre environment will be altered, providing a safe, friendly, comfortable, and judgment-free zone that is welcoming for all.  While the integrity and authenticity of the performance remain the same, certain production elements will be modified to create an accommodating experience.  This provides an accessible opportunity for everyone to enjoy the arts.
You can expect a smaller audience size, modifications to sound and lighting levels, an accepting and inclusive environment, and a quiet area for people who need a break.

For questions regarding this special performance, contact the box office manager, Valerie Sharper, at 215.348.7566 or tandcbox@gmail.com

​2025 Special Productions

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T&C stages a group of One-Acts every other season to give its fledgling directors an opportunity to show their stuff and qualify to direct one of our main stage productions.

A Ringing of Doorbells
by Thornton Wilder
​Directed by Caity Logan

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Foreplay, or the Art of the Fugue
by David Ives
Directed by Brandon Bacorn

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Please Have a Seat and Someone
Will Be With You Shortly
by Garth Wingfield
Directed by Victoria Schultheis

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The Worker
by Walter Wykes
Directed by Paul Pride

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Wanda's Visit
by Christopher Durang
Directed by Matthew Moore

Evening Performances
​8:00 PM curtain

Matinee Performances
2:00 PM curtain
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T&C's 2025 Holiday Show 

December 12 & 13 @ 7:30* and December 13 & 14 @ 2 PM

* Note times are different than the rest of the T&C season


Celebrate the Season with Town and Country Players! We are pleased to announce that this year, the Town and Country Holiday Show, featuring beloved holiday songs, will be presented at the Michener Museum in Doylestown.  We are looking forward to performing at the Michener and we hope you will enjoy it as well.  The heat is reliable, the parking is easy, and the venue is lovely!  Additionally, admission to the Michener Museum is included with your ticket.  Come early and explore the museum before the show or after the afternoon show.
JUNIOR MUSICAL WORKSHOP: 
Disney's Frozen Jr. is a stage adaptation of Disney's animated film Frozen, specifically tailored for younger audiences and school productions. The musical follows the story of two royal sisters, Elsa and Anna, from the kingdom of Arendelle.
The plot centers around Elsa, who has magical ice powers that she struggles to control. When she inadvertently reveals her powers during her coronation, she flees to the mountains, leaving her kingdom trapped in eternal winter. Her sister, Anna, embarks on a journey to find Elsa and bring her back home. Along the way, Anna is joined by a rugged ice harvester named Kristoff, his loyal reindeer Sven, and a friendly snowman named Olaf.
Frozen Jr. features many popular songs from the film, including “Let It Go,” “Do You Want to Build a Snowman?” and “For the First Time in Forever,” making it a magical and heartwarming musical for audiences of all ages.

Evening Performances
​7:00 PM curtain*

* Note times are different than the rest of the T&C season

Matinee Performances
2:00 PM curtain

 

OUR LOCATION

4158 York Road
Buckingham, PA 18912
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215-348-7566
​Mailing Address: 
P.O. Box 323,
Doylestown, PA 18901