"Magical Chicken Soup and Family Drama Set to Sizzle in Philly this Spring"
In a season of premieres, one show stands out for its unique blend of comedy, magical realism, and family drama. "Marsha Blovotnick and the Marvelous Magical Chicken Soup" is coming to Center City's Theatre Ariel, a professional theater company dedicated to telling stories about the Jewish experience.
When Marsha Blovotnick, an angry woman preparing for Shabbat dinner, is visited by her sister and a mysterious ancestor bearing a pot of enchanted chicken soup, the evening takes a dramatic turn. The unexpected meal forces Marsha to confront the strained relationships she's been carrying around, including the anger that has been simmering beneath the surface.
This world premiere play, penned by Philadelphia playwright Dan Kitrosser, promises an unforgettable night of laughter and insight into the complexities of family dynamics. As the story unfolds, audiences will be treated to a rich tapestry of characters and emotions, all set against the vibrant backdrop of the Jewish-American experience.
With performances running from March 12-22 at The Bluver Theatre @ The Drake (302 S Hicks St, Philadelphia, PA 19102), tickets are now available online. Prices range from $18 to $36, making this a relatively affordable night out in Philly's theater scene. Get ready for a hilarious and poignant evening of entertainment that will leave you humming the tune of magical chicken soup long after the curtain falls.
In a season of premieres, one show stands out for its unique blend of comedy, magical realism, and family drama. "Marsha Blovotnick and the Marvelous Magical Chicken Soup" is coming to Center City's Theatre Ariel, a professional theater company dedicated to telling stories about the Jewish experience.
When Marsha Blovotnick, an angry woman preparing for Shabbat dinner, is visited by her sister and a mysterious ancestor bearing a pot of enchanted chicken soup, the evening takes a dramatic turn. The unexpected meal forces Marsha to confront the strained relationships she's been carrying around, including the anger that has been simmering beneath the surface.
This world premiere play, penned by Philadelphia playwright Dan Kitrosser, promises an unforgettable night of laughter and insight into the complexities of family dynamics. As the story unfolds, audiences will be treated to a rich tapestry of characters and emotions, all set against the vibrant backdrop of the Jewish-American experience.
With performances running from March 12-22 at The Bluver Theatre @ The Drake (302 S Hicks St, Philadelphia, PA 19102), tickets are now available online. Prices range from $18 to $36, making this a relatively affordable night out in Philly's theater scene. Get ready for a hilarious and poignant evening of entertainment that will leave you humming the tune of magical chicken soup long after the curtain falls.
! Magical chicken soup sounds like just what the doctor ordered to make me cry and chuckle at the same time 
. Philly's theatre scene is always on point, can't wait to see this show! Marsha Blovotnick sounds like a real firecracker 
, love how it tackles those tough family conversations 
. March 12th-22nd, mark my words I'll be there with my fam 
i mean who wouldn't want 2 see a funny & heartwarming story about family drama & magical realism? dan kitrosser is like a genius or somethin! 
i love how he's tackling the jewish american experience in such a unique way. & $18-$36 2o be able 2 go? that's like, super affordable! 
anyway, i'm def getting my tix for dis one ASAP! 
it sounds like such a wild ride! marsha blvotnick is literally my spirit animal lol i can already imagine the drama unfolding on stage 
also, who knew magical chicken soup was the key 2 unlocking all ur emotions 
i'm low-key intrigued by the jewishamerican experience and the complexities of family dynamics 
gotta support local Philly theatre scene 
! Like, who wouldn't want to watch a show where chicken soup is literally magical?! It's like the writers took all my childhood holidays and turned them into one big, crazy dinner party 