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Phoenixville Area Time Bank and the Forge Theater Presenting special benefit performance of The Smell of the Kill

The Forge Theater, at 241 First Avenue , Phoenixville, presents a special benefit performance of The Smell of the Kill for the Phoenixville Area Time Bank (PATB) on Sunday, April 19th, at 2 pm. The play is a wickedly delightful, fast-paced anti-love story, that, according to Variety, “boasts lin es and scenes that have the audience laughing as uproariously as The Producers.

The $20 admission fee provides an opportunity to share the fun and thrill of live local theater while supporting the Time Bank, a local non-profit organization that is helping to grow community through the exchange of services between members. During intermission the audience will be able to enjoy mostly-homemade snacks and desserts.

Tickets for this performance can either be purchased at the door or, in advance, at branches of New Century Bank or at the PATB website pa-timebank.com. Call 610-608-9281 or e-mail at timedollar@verizon.net for more information.
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