Family Friendly Canine Cabaret Variety Show at Bucks County Playhouse
Monday, September 2, 2024.
Pictured Above: The talented pups for the Bucks County Playhouse’s Canine Cabaret Variety Show. Photo Credit: Contributed.
NEWSROOM POST: NEW HOPE, PENNSYLVANIA
Fan Favorite Canine Cabaret Variety Show Returns to Bucks County Playhouse on Sept. 21st & 22nd
New Hope, PA – A dozen world-class stunt dogs take to the stage of the iconic Bucks County Playhouse in a comedy show suitable for the entire family on September 21 at 1:30 pm and 5:00 pm and September 22 at 1:30 pm. The show, which was a sold-out sensation at the Playhouse in May 2023, makes its return for three performances only. Tickets and are on sale now at www.buckscountyplayhouse.org or contact the box office at 215.862.2121.
A dozen of the world’s most talented four-legged performers do astounding tricks in an uproariously funny, comedy dog spectacular that leaves audiences everywhere howling for more! The all-star lineup includes a Guinness World Record holder, and an “America’s Got Talent” fan favorite, and a host of amazing rescue dogs that will dance, prance, flip, and skip their way right into your heart. Deemed “A must see” by The Washington Post, “Mutts Gone Nuts Unleashed” is sure to win Best in Show!
For this production, children of all ages are welcome. Regardless of age, all attendees must have a ticket.
Bucks County Playhouse’s brings a variety of entertainment to its historic stage through the Visiting Artist Series. Renowned and unique performers from across the country — and around the globe — join local favorites for a lineup of crowd-pleasing fare that runs through the end of the year. The Visiting Artists Series complements the Playhouse’s Mainstage series which is produced each year from May through December.
Single tickets are on sale now. Tickets start at $22 for children and $39 for adults; special rates are available for groups of 10 or more. Dynamic pricing is in effect for this performance, so prices may vary. For complete details, up-to-date pricing and to purchase tickets, please visit buckscountyplayhouse.org or call 215-862-2121.
ABOUT BUCKS COUNTY PLAYHOUSE
Steeped in a theatrical history that stems back to its founding in 1939 by a roster of theatrical royalty, Bucks County Playhouse is celebrating the twelfth anniversary of its 2012 re-opening and restoration. With more than 75,000 patrons walking through its doors every year, the Playhouse is leading the economic resurgence of New Hope and the surrounding community. In 2014, Tony Award-winning producers Alexander Fraser and Robyn Goodman took the helm of the Playhouse, and it has reclaimed its reputation of attracting Broadway and Hollywood artists. Playhouse productions of “Company” starring Justin Guarini, and William Finn’s “The 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee” were named by Wall Street Journal to its “Best of Theatre” list for 2015. In 2018, the Wall Street Journal again hailed the Playhouse and Artistic Associate Hunter Foster in its Best of the Year listings for its production of “42nd Street” and in 2019 labeled the Playhouse “one of the best regional theaters on the East coast.” Box office records have been repeatedly broken by signature productions of “Buddy: The Buddy Holly Story,” “Steel Magnolias” directed by Marsha Mason, “Million Dollar Quartet,” “42nd Street,” and “Guys & Dolls” (all directed by Hunter Foster) and “Mamma Mia!” directed by John Tartaglia and choreographed by Shannon Lewis. The 2023 season was the brightest yet, featuring hit productions of Jonathan Larsen’s “Tick, Tick Boom” directed by Eric Rosen, “Bridges of Madison County” directed by Hunter Foster, who also led “The Rocky Horror Show” starring Frankie Grande. “Irving Berlin’s White Christmas” became the top-selling show in Playhouse history. The creative teams who come to create new productions at the Playhouse are among the most talented artists working in the professional theatre today and relish the opportunity to work on the historic stage where Grace Kelly, Robert Redford, and Jessica Walter began their careers.