The Newtown Bee

"Amadeus" matinee performance (Town Players of Newtown)

July 21, 2024 at 02:00 pm

Start Time: 2:00 pm

The Little Theatre, 18 Orchard Hill Road

Tickets $30 general admission, $100 general admission bundle

Town Players of Newtown presents performances of the serious play Amadeus that celebrates Mozart’s music and life while examining how ordinary most of us are.

newtownplayers.org/amadeus

Read more here: Town Players Ready To Stage ‘Amadeus’

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