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Summer Series for Young Audiences

From the Colonial Theatre email list:
We wanted you to be the first to know about all the great programs we have lined up this summer for our Young Audiences Summer Series. All the shows are posted on our website. Click here to see the line up.

We are also very happy to announce that Hua Hua Zhang will return to teach a truly unique workshop for children ages 10+ during the week of Jul 26 - 30. Click here for details on the workshop.

HOW TO BUY TICKETS:
  • Tickets are available for advance purchase beginning April 15. Advance tickets are $7 (including a $2 per ticket restoration fee) Tickets purchased at the box office are $8 (including a $1 per ticket service fee).
  • Online is the fastest, least expensive way to buy tickets. Go to thecolonialtheatre.com and click "Buy Tickets."
  • If purchased online, you will be prompted to print out your tickets as a pdf at the end of the purchase process. You will also receive an email with a link to reprint your tickets.
  • For purchases of 10 tickets or more for a single show, please contact Kirsten at 610-917-1228 for information on our group discount.
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