Tickets are general admission and are $10 (cash/check) or $12 (credit card) for adults and $8 (cash/check) or $10 (credit card). Doors will open and seating for this event will begin 30 minutes prior to showtime.

Pansophia Academy Junior Theatre Troupe presents “Folk Tales” a performance of fables from around the world by Lisa L. Abbott. *this information is unconfirmed

The Night of January 16th is a courtroom drama in three acts by Ayn Rand. The defendant, Karen Andre, is accused of killing her lover, Bjorn Faulker, by pushing him off the roof of a skyscraper. The defense contends that Bjorn’s death was a suicide. The play is interactive. The “jury” is made up of audience members chosen by a random draw. Those chosen will spend the entirety of the play onstage in the jury box. When the attorneys rest their cases, the jury  will be taken out by the bailiff to deliberate for 10-15 minutes. When they come back, they will deliver their verdict … and that will determine which end of the play the actors perform.

Tickets are general admission and are $10 (cash/check) or $12 (credit card) for adults and $8 (cash/check) or $10 (credit card). Doors will open and seating for this event will begin 30 minutes prior to showtime.

Pansophia Academy Junior Theatre Troupe presents “Folk Tales” a performance of fables from around the world by Lisa L. Abbott. *this information is unconfirmed

The Night of January 16th is a courtroom drama in three acts by Ayn Rand. The defendant, Karen Andre, is accused of killing her lover, Bjorn Faulker, by pushing him off the roof of a skyscraper. The defense contends that Bjorn’s death was a suicide. The play is interactive. The “jury” is made up of audience members chosen by a random draw. Those chosen will spend the entirety of the play onstage in the jury box. When the attorneys rest their cases, the jury  will be taken out by the bailiff to deliberate for 10-15 minutes. When they come back, they will deliver their verdict … and that will determine which end of the play the actors perform.

Tickets are general admission and are $10 (cash/check) or $12 (credit card) for adults and $8 (cash/check) or $10 (credit card). Doors will open and seating for this event will begin 30 minutes prior to showtime.

Pansophia Academy Junior Theatre Troupe presents “Folk Tales” a performance of fables from around the world by Lisa L. Abbott. *this information is unconfirmed

The Night of January 16th is a courtroom drama in three acts by Ayn Rand. The defendant, Karen Andre, is accused of killing her lover, Bjorn Faulker, by pushing him off the roof of a skyscraper. The defense contends that Bjorn’s death was a suicide. The play is interactive. The “jury” is made up of audience members chosen by a random draw. Those chosen will spend the entirety of the play onstage in the jury box. When the attorneys rest their cases, the jury  will be taken out by the bailiff to deliberate for 10-15 minutes. When they come back, they will deliver their verdict … and that will determine which end of the play the actors perform.

RSVP using this link: 
https://www.chamberorganizer.com/members/evr/reg_event.php?orgcode=BRCH&evid=73999111