The Third Installment Of THE BALD SOPRANO Plays The Annenberg Center 1/22, 1/23

It's the 3rd installment of Brat's astonishing day-and-night performance event!

A 24-Hour The Bald Soprano
"The best-ever theatrical critique of suburban banality"
-American Theatre Magazine
"Easily one of the top 10 productions in the history of the Philly Fringe"
-Philadelphia Weekly

"There is NOW no other way of performing Ionesco's absurd comedy!"
-Philadelphia City Paper

January 22-23 @ THE Annenberg Center FOR THE PERFORMING ARTS, 3680 Walnut Street

The Bald Soprano, Eugène Ionesco's biting satire of British social conventions, finds the Smiths and Martins, the Maid and Fire Chief trapped by silly routines, mindless manners and non-stop non-communication. At the conclusion of the play, the opening lines are repeated, with The Martins now inhabiting the exact world of the Smiths. But the end is just the beginning in director Madi Distefano's now-iconic interpretation: the actors playing the Smiths and Martins switch roles and soldier on for another dizzying round of absurdism. With a new show every hour for 24 hours-and a come-and-go attendance policy-Brat transforms a 60-minute comedy about suburban malaise into a spectacle of human endurance and audience participation.

Tickets on sale now! 
By Phone: (215) 898-3900 ⁄⁄⁄ In person @ Annenberg Center Box Office (3680 Walnut Street) Friday, January 22 - Saturday, January 23. Performances begin @ 8:00 p.m. on 1/22 and continue every hour for 24 hours. Final performance 1/23 @ 7:00 p.m.