Walking Fish Theatre to Hold Cabaret Fundraiser, 6/22
By: Tyler Peterson Jun. 03, 2013
B. Someday at Walking Fish Theatre is holding a season-ending Cabaret Fundraiser to help raise money to pay off the last of the theatre's productions for 2012-13. On Saturday, June 22, 2013 starting at 8:00pm, the theatre will hold a variety of acts. Tickets are $25.00 and include alcoholic beverages as well as the entertainment. There will be raffle items ranging from dinner at Fishtown restaurants, to massage sessions to theatre tickets and hand-made arts/crafts.
Performances include cabaret singing, burlesque numbers, comedy, classical musicians and more! Performers include Michelle Pauls & Carla Mariani doing their tribute to the 1960s, Peter Zielinski on Ukelele, Peter Mariani on upright bass, crooner and actor Steven Wright (starring in UNCLE TOM'S CABIN), jazz percussionist Doc Gibbs (on the cover of PERCUSSIONIST Magazine), Melissa Bang-Bang (Burlesque legend), Bretzo and more!
Tickets to the Cabaret Fundraiser can be purchased at the door or online: www.walkingfishtheatre.com
For more information, call 215-427-9255 or email info@bsomeday.org
B. Someday Productions, a 501.c.(3) non-profit theatre-arts corporation, is a small independent producing and presenting theatre company, producing mainstage shows, cabaret productions, educational outreach programs, co-producing comedy, and family theatre programs. B. Someday was honored with its first Barrymore Award for its outreach program, Of Mythic Proportions in 2010 by the Theatre Alliance of Greater Philadelphia.
Established in 2007, Walking Fish Theatre, home to B. Someday Productions, is located in Kensington, on the Frankford Avenue Corridor of the Arts in Philadelphia. B. Someday is committed, within its community and beyond, to bringing and creating art on the Frankford Avenue Arts Corridor.
B. Someday Productions uses theatre, literature and myth to bring together artists and the community to discover new strategies for urban our challenges. B. Someday celebrates tradition while renewing the creative process through producing theatre--original, adaptation and in existence--providing educational programs and operating the Walking Fish Theatre.
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