L L.
9/21/2013
Went for our first visit to Old Academy Players last night and loved it. We saw Oscar Wilde's famous "The Importance of Being Earnest" and it was great! They were very hospitable, much moreso...
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3540 Indian Queen Ln # 44
Philadelphia, PA 19129
The Old Academy Players is a non-profit community theater located in the East Falls section of Philadelphia. Established in 1923, the theater is housed in the historic Old Academy building, a notable venue where revered actors Grace Kelly and Robert Prosky began their careers.
The organization celebrates its rich history through a variety of productions and events, including their upcoming performance "Crimes of the Heart" by Beth Henley. In addition to theatrical performances, Old Academy Players invites community involvement through volunteering, membership, and specials such as private theater parties and gift certificates.
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4.56 reviews
Dave L.
5/2/2008
A family friend recommended the Old Academy Players to me and went so far as to buy two tickets for my birthday (one for me, the other for a date) to one of their shows. I stopped in this past...
Joel T.
11/20/2017
Wow! I was blown away by the performance of Fast Girls yesterday. We're new to the neighborhood and saw we had a local playhouse. I didn't have high expectations. The playhouse is cozy which...
Scott S.
2/28/2018
This place is a real gem in the community! I love the high quality, unique shows and the community vibe. I feel priveledged to go shows here and be a part of this living art form.
Bruce H.
5/10/2013
Old Academy Players is a local theater group composed of volunteers. The theater is small and intimate which allows very close and personal contact with the players. While these are volunteers...
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