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by William Shakespeare
directed by Madi Distefano
written and directed by Madi Distefano
bu Eugene Ionesco
directed by Madi Distefano
by Sherry Kramer
directed by Greg Gephart
by Georg Osterman
directed by Domenick Scuddera
by Conor McPherson
directed by Greg Gephart
bu Conor McPherson
directed by Madi Distefano
A rock deconstruction of Shakespeare's Coriolanus
adapted and directed by Madi Distefano
written and performed by John Lumia
adapted by Greg Gephart from the book by Maira Kalman
directed by Matt Pfeiffer
by Conor McPherson
directed by Madi Distefano
by Conor McPherson
directed by Greg Gephart
by Charles Ludlam
directed by Greg Gephart
by Greg Giovanni and Madi Distefano
directed by Matt Pfeiffer
conceived and directed by Madi Distefano
by Mark O'Rowe
directed by Madi Distefano
by Wallace Shawn
directed by Madi Distefano
by Orson Welles
directed by Madi Distefano
written and performed by Madi Distefano
by Eugene O'Brien
directed by Madi Distefano
an original musical
directed by Madi Distefano
written and directed by Madi Distefano
Originally produced for the first New York and Philadelphia Fringe Festivals, this Brat classic was completely re-worked to kick off our 10th Anniversary Season. Rock-a-billy, strippers, crystal meth, cheerleaders, and PBR mixed together for the wildest road trip to ever hit a Philadelphia stage. A sold-out hit for the 2006 Philly Fringe, bigger, badder, and better than ever.
2007 Barrymore Award Winner
The Ted and Stevie Wolf Award for New Approaches to Collaboration
We hooked up 5 bands with 5 writers. Teams had 3 days to write a short, new rock & roll musical. Actors and directors had 2 days of staging. On days 6 and 7, teams hit the playoffs, performing their THREE CHORD FICTION for a live audience.
by Eugene Ionesco
directed by Madi Distefano
Philadelphia Metro's "Best Production of 2007" and
"Best Performance of 2007" by Keith
Conallen
The Smiths and the Martins are trapped in a world of suburban tedium, social manners, and paranoid suspicions that repeats itself every hour on the hour. And audiences were invited to watch to see what happens when 6 perfectly sane actors perform the same show 24 times in a row.
Originally performed in 1998 in New York, Philadelphia, and Richmond, VA, this Brat classic was revived in 2007 to cap off Brat's 10th Anniversary Season.
by John Clancy
directed by Michael Alltop
"Hilariously vulgar!" "Abhorrently hilarious!" UWISHUNU.com
by Kyle Jarrow
directed by Lee Etzold
"Entrancing...The production emerges triumphant, retaining its innocent sense of inquiry and buoyant good humor while making some pretty serious philosophical points." - The Philadelphia Inquirer
by Katharine Clark Gray
concept by Michael Alltop and Katharine Clark Gray
directed by Michael Alltop
Tickets on sale now!
Join us in June for this new play by Katharine Clark Gray, who's worked with Brat as a playwright in last year's Three Chord Fiction, and appeared as Queen Fudgie in this season's Fatboy