If You Missed the Ivoryton Christmas Block Party and Illuminations

If you missed the Ivoryton Christmas Block Party and Illuminations here are some photos from the event taken by the Ivoryton Playhouse.

 

 

 

The Gazebo covered in lights

More of Ivoryton covered in lights

Ivoryton illuminated in lights

Here are some images from the event.

Ivoryton Library illuminated in lights

Beverley Galpin d is leaving the theatre, after the Barnum rehearsal, to join the carol singers

At 5:45 pm there was carol singing outside of the Playhouse. Clowns and circus folk from the upcoming play “Barnum” were dressed in costume for the event in celebration.

At Aggies’s Village Restaurant people who attended received hot dogs, chili and hot cider. There was also cookie decorating.

There was letter writing to Santa at the Ivoryton Library.

Oh, and here comes Santa

Ready to visit with the children at the Gazebo.

“The Philadelphia Story” Comes to The Ivoryton Playhouse!

"The prettiest sight in this fine, pretty world is the privileged class enjoying its privileges."

The Ivoryton Playhouse welcomes you to the start of its 2010 season, and boy are we starting this year off right!  What better way to keep those winter blues at bay than spending some quality time with Tracy Lord, C.K. Dexter Haven, and Macaulay Conner?  The socialite gossip mill is ready to roll as The Philadelphia Story comes to the Ivoryton Playhouse!

Opening March 10^th, this romantic screw-ball comedy that garnered praise for both the stage and screen productions takes a look at the privileged upper class society of Philadelphia, and the antics that the rich and famous can find themselves taking part in.  Haughty divorced socialite Tracy Lord is preparing for her second marriage to a dull, self-made businessman. Enter C.K. Dexter Haven, her dashing first husband, and Macaulay Connor, a cynical tabloid reporter with a distrust of the wealthy. What follows is a rapid-fire war of words as the two men try to help Tracy discover the heart beneath her holier-than-thou exterior.  The dialogue written in 1939 by Philip Barry is still as fresh and snappy today as when it was first written – and the play still manages to turn some of our pre-conceived notions about class on their heads!

Tickets and Subscriptions are on sale now!  Go to www.ivorytonplayhouse.org for ticket information.