Unless otherwise noted, evening performances begin promptly at 8:00pm, and matinees begin promptly at 2:00pm.
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.
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2027 Mainstage Productions
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You can purchase tickets online at Tix.
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. Online 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 at our Box Office. Please address any questions regarding ticket purchases to our Box Office at tandcbox@gmail or leave a message at (215) 348-7566. Please note the Box Office is not staffed 24x7. You can expect a response to your message within 2 business days. 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 $140 for your ticket to all six mainstage shows and save $25 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: A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Forum The Importance of Being Earnest The Minutes Gypsy Drinking Habits The Addams Family 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 $170 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.
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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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.
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The Importance of Being Earnest
Written by Oscar Wilde Directed by Janemarie Cloutier Produced by |
Prepare for a delightful comedy of manners filled with mistaken identities, secret double lives, outrageous social rules, and razor-sharp wit! Oscar Wilde’s The Importance of Being Earnest is a sparkling classic that pokes fun at love, marriage, reputation, and the absurdities of high society.
Jack Worthing and Algernon Moncrieff have each invented alter egos to escape the responsibilities of their everyday lives. But when romance enters the picture, their carefully constructed deceptions begin to unravel. With two determined young women, a formidable society matron, an eccentric governess, and a growing tangle of misunderstandings, keeping up appearances becomes increasingly—and hilariously—difficult. Witty, whimsical, and wonderfully irreverent, The Importance of Being Earnest is a timeless comedy about the lengths people will go to in pursuit of love, freedom, and a suitably respectable name. Join us for an evening of clever wordplay, outrageous characters, and laughter that proves Wilde’s comedy is as fresh today as ever. Show Length: |
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The Minutes
Written by Tracy Letts Directed by Jim Moore Produced by Colby Langweiler |
Welcome to the City Council meeting of Big Cherry, where small-town politics take a very dark and unexpected turn. Tracy Letts’ The Minutes is a sharply funny, suspenseful, and unsettling comedy about power, memory, loyalty, and the stories communities tell about themselves.
As the council gathers for its latest meeting, newcomer Mr. Peel quickly discovers that something is not quite right. The minutes from the previous meeting are missing, questions go unanswered, and the council members seem determined to move forward without examining what happened. As Peel presses for the truth, the meeting descends into an increasingly bizarre—and revealing—look at the town’s history and the people who control its future. Darkly comic and full of twists, The Minutes invites audiences to look beneath the surface of civic life and ask who gets to decide what is remembered, what is forgotten, and what becomes the official story. Come for the meeting. Stay for the secrets. And whatever you do, read the minutes. Show Length: |
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Gypsy
Book by Arthur Laurents, Music by Jule Styne, Lyrics by Stephen Sondheim Directed by Mathew Moore Produced by |
Step into the dazzling world of vaudeville in this beloved classic musical about ambition, family, and the relentless pursuit of the spotlight. Gypsy, with music by Jule Styne, lyrics by Stephen Sondheim, and a book by Arthur Laurents, follows the formidable Rose as she pushes her daughters toward stardom while chasing her own dreams of success.
Determined to make her daughters June and Louise stars, Rose devotes herself completely to their careers—even as the world of vaudeville begins to fade. When June breaks away, Rose turns her attention to the shy and reluctant Louise, transforming her into the performer who will eventually become the legendary burlesque entertainer Gypsy Rose Lee. Filled with unforgettable songs, vibrant characters, and plenty of backstage drama, Gypsy is both a celebration of show business and a deeply moving portrait of a mother whose ambition knows no bounds. Experience the glamour, laughter, heartbreak, and show-stopping music of one of Broadway’s greatest musicals. Show Length: |
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Drinking Habits
Written by Tom Smith Directed by Julie Massa Produced by |
Step into the delightfully chaotic world of two convents, a missing shipment of wine, and a group of nuns determined to keep their secrets under wraps. Drinking Habits, by Tom Smith, is a fast-paced comedy filled with mistaken identities, unexpected visitors, and plenty of laughter.
At the Sisters of Perpetual Sewing convent, the nuns have been secretly making wine to help keep their struggling order afloat. But when a shipment goes missing and rumors begin to swirl, their carefully guarded secret is suddenly at risk. With the arrival of an undercover reporter and an overly curious priest, the sisters find themselves scrambling to protect the convent—and each other. Filled with quirky characters, hilarious misunderstandings, and one outrageous situation after another, Drinking Habits is a warm-hearted comedy about friendship, faith, and the lengths people will go to save the things they love. Come join the sisters for an evening of laughter, surprises, and just a little divine intervention. You’ll leave with a smile—and perhaps a new appreciation for the phrase, “Everything in moderation.” Show Length: |
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To Be Announced
Directed by Lee Damon & Kallie Cooper-Damon Produced by October 29, 30, November 5, 6, 12 & 13 at 7:30 PM*
October 31, November 6, 7 & 13 at 2:00 PM |
Our Fall Musical is To Be Announced.
It will be a season-appropriate family friendly show. |
2027 Special Productions
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