Open mic night starts @ 9pm. Come in beforehand to put your name on the performance list! Serving up dank beers as always. Arrive early to grab dinner— kitchen closes at 9pm!
Open mic night starts @ 9pm. Come in beforehand to put your name on the performance list! Serving up dank beers as always. Arrive early to grab dinner— kitchen closes at 9pm!
Open mic night starts @ 9pm. Come in beforehand to put your name on the performance list! Serving up dank beers as always. Arrive early to grab dinner— kitchen closes at 9pm!
Open mic night starts @ 9pm. Come in beforehand to put your name on the performance list! Serving up dank beers as always. Arrive early to grab dinner— kitchen closes at 9pm!
Open mic night starts @ 9pm. Come in beforehand to put your name on the performance list! Serving up dank beers as always. Arrive early to grab dinner— kitchen closes at 9pm!
Open mic night starts @ 9pm. Come in beforehand to put your name on the performance list! Serving up dank beers as always. Arrive early to grab dinner— kitchen closes at 9pm!
Open mic night starts @ 9pm. Come in beforehand to put your name on the performance list! Serving up dank beers as always. Arrive early to grab dinner— kitchen closes at 9pm!
TEENS ON STAGE show which is The Edgar Allen Poe Afterlife Radio Show by Jason Pizzarello and Patrick Greene. A tap at a chamber door, and the beat of a hideous heart evoke the very best and creepiest of Edgar Allan Poe. So when Poe sets out to keep his stories alive from beyond the…
The Odd Couple by Neil Simon, directed by Mary Tuck. This classic comedy centers around uptight, neat Felix Ungar and easygoing, disheveled Oscar Madison as new roommates. “His skill is not only great but constantly growing…There is scarcely a moment that is not hilarious.” – The New York Times
The Odd Couple by Neil Simon, directed by Mary Tuck. This classic comedy centers around uptight, neat Felix Ungar and easygoing, disheveled Oscar Madison as new roommates. “His skill is not only great but constantly growing…There is scarcely a moment that is not hilarious.” – The New York Times