Be a part of the jury and decide the course of justice in this unique piece of immersive theater. Brought to life by a whole host of exceptional performers, The Jury Experience invites you to step into the courtroom and challenge your preconceptions through a dramatic, morally complex case. Are you up to the task? Book now to find out.

The day of triumph has surely arrived! Cole Escola's Tony-winning play is finally going on tour. Oh Mary! Is a dark comedy, about former United States first lady Mary Todd Lincoln, whilst they break down her life from the inside, and in Escola's own words, through the lens of an idiot. Tony Award nominee Sam Pinkleton directs, don't miss out on this exciting and hilarious chance to see the First Lady as you've never seen her!

Legendary dramatist David Mamet's Pulitzer Prize winning comedy-drama is scheming its way to Philadelphia next year, opening at the Walnut Street Theater in January 2027! Focusing on a group of real estate agents trying to get one over on each other to avoid a brutal firing, Glengarry Glen Ross is a razor-sharp and darkly comical deconstruction of the American Dream.

Mark Twain Tonight! is the legendary one-man show created and performed by Hal Holbrook, in which the actor transformed himself into celebrated American author Mark Twain. First developed in the 1950s, the production blended storytelling, satire, comedy, and social commentary through dramatic readings from Twain's writings. Now starring Emmy Award-winning actor Richard Thomas, best loved as John-Boy Walton.

John Waters loves Christmas, and he wants you to know. The legendary cult-filmmaker takes to the stage with his traditional one-man monologue, extolling the virtues of everyone's favorite holiday, from offering advice on Christmas films and music to asking the important questions you've always wanted to be answered by the people's pervert, such as 'Is Santa erotic?'

Noel Coward's sparkling farce Present Laughter is revived in Philadelphia at Walnut Street Theater! Described as 'semi-autobiographical' by its author, this zippy comedy centers on actor Gary Essendine, who is trying his best to cope with a mounting number of distractions on the eve of his tour to Africa. Written in 1939 but with a delayed premiere due to the outbreak of World War II, the play is a critically acclaimed classic which has had revivals on Broadway, the West End and the world over, with the likes of Ian McKellen, Victor Garber, Kevin Kline and many other stars having played Gary.