A new week brings a brand new lineup of awesome live music, hilarious comedy, and wonderful live theater right here in Montgomery County. Check out some of our favorite events happening this week, below!

Special Events

Happy Place

HAPPY PLACE

October 5th - January 5th
King of Prussia Mall

Happy Place will #MakeItMontco at the King of Prussia Mall starting Saturday, October 5th and will remain open through Sunday, January 5th, 2020. What better way to complete your Montco holiday shopping experience at the largest mall in the country than by grabbing tickets to Happy Place? Tickets on sale now at happyplace.meOpens a New Window..

INTERNATIONAL FILM FESTIVAL: LA VIE EN ROSE

October 10
Ursinus College

La Vie en rose (La Môme), (French, 2007).

An unconventional biopic of the great singer Edith Piaf who, tormented by personal tragedy and alcoholism, became famous for her iconic song, “Non, je ne regrette rien.”

All films will be shown in Olin Auditorium at 7 p.m. And are introduced by Ursinus faculty followed by refreshments and a discussion.

This event is free and open to the public. 

THE MYSTERY OF EDWIN DROOD

October 5 - 20
Steel River Playhouse

Musical murder mystery meets its match when the audience chooses the ending in this hilarious and interactive romp of a Whodunnit! What better way to kick off the 2019-2020 season at Steel River Playhouse?

Charles Dickens was in the middle of writing "The Mystery of Edwin Drood" when he died and left the story unfinished. That's no problem for our talented cast – we just ask you, the audience, to vote and determine how the story ends. Was it the restless lover, the mysterious visitors from afar, the music teacher with a secret vice, the overly dramatic wannabe actor, or any of the other characters that sing and dance their way through this unfinished tale?

The murderer could be any one of the clever, crazy characters – you decide, and the cast and orchestra must find a way to finish the story according to the choice you've made!

Set on London's rustic, yet regal, stage of "The Music Hall Royale." This five-time Tony Award winning musical is bound to keep you on your toes. So, kick off your boots, loosen your corsets...and enjoy our season opener!    

Live Performances

 

THE MYSTERY OF EDWIN DROOD

October 5 - 20
Steel River Playhouse

Musical murder mystery meets its match when the audience chooses the ending in this hilarious and interactive romp of a Whodunnit! What better way to kick off the 2019-2020 season at Steel River Playhouse?

Charles Dickens was in the middle of writing "The Mystery of Edwin Drood" when he died and left the story unfinished. That's no problem for our talented cast – we just ask you, the audience, to vote and determine how the story ends. Was it the restless lover, the mysterious visitors from afar, the music teacher with a secret vice, the overly dramatic wannabe actor, or any of the other characters that sing and dance their way through this unfinished tale?

The murderer could be any one of the clever, crazy characters – you decide, and the cast and orchestra must find a way to finish the story according to the choice you've made!

Set on London's rustic, yet regal, stage of "The Music Hall Royale." This five-time Tony Award winning musical is bound to keep you on your toes. So, kick off your boots, loosen your corsets...and enjoy our season opener!    

LAUGHIN' TIL UR COFFIN COMEDY SHOW

October 10
West Laurel Hill Cemetery Conservatory

Enjoy a hilarious double headliner comedy show presented by Soul Joel Productions with host Brendan Donegan and comics Richie Byrne and Missy G Hall. 

VIP tickets include front row seats, open bar with signature cocktail, photo ops with comics and tour of the Betz Mausoleum, West Laurel Hill’s largest mausoleum.

GA tickets include general seating and 3 drink tickets (limited beverage options).

MINORITYLAND

October 11th - 13th
Theatre Horizon

A bilingual play exploring what it means to be a ‘minority’ in modern day America:  it’s not about who is right or wrong - it’s about who has the power.

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