Current Season
Johnny Peers & the Muttville Comix
Friday, March 4, 2022 • 7:00 PM
Emilie K. Asplundh Concert Hall
Orchestra Full-View: Adults $22 • Students/Seniors $17 | Orchestra Partially Obstructed:
Adults $17 • Students/Seniors $12 | Balcony: Adults $12 • Seniors $10
Johnny Peers & the Muttville Comix is a slapstick comedy dog show like no other. Johnny leads over a dozen rescue dogs through challenging and hilarious tricks as Johnny plays the straight man role in this wonderful family show. They have appeared with Ringling Brothers & Barnum and Bailey Circus, David Letterman Show, Primetime Live, Circus of the Stars, and at Disneyland, Busch Gardens, the Big Apple Circus, the Royal Hanneford Circus, even The White House! They are the Animal Planet Pet Star Winners. Sit! Stay! Get ready to howl! Johnny Peers and his personality-plus canines are coming to tickle your funny bone!
For more information about Johnny, visit www.muttvillecomix.com!
Artrageous
Saturday, March 12, 2022 • 4:00 PM
Emilie K. Asplundh Concert Hall
Orchestra Full-View: Adults $22 • Students/Seniors $17 | Orchestra Partially Obstructed:
Adults $17 • Students/Seniors $12 | Balcony: Adults $12 • Students/Seniors $10
Tickets on sale soon!
CBS TV raves “Go See This Show!”
“You have to see it to believe it!” says The Washington Post
This one-of-a-kind “All Arts” show is amazing crowds across the globe and they are coming to your city! Be prepared to join in on the high energy, heart pounding action as arts and music collide on one stage. Artrageous, often described as Blue Man Group meets Picasso, can’t wait to meet you in West Chester!
Be sure to Bring a T-shirt, cap, pair of shoes... to get custom Splattered by an Artrageous Artist in our one-of-a-kind Splatter Station! Walk away with an original piece of art!
Learn more at www.artrageousshow.com
President's Speaker Series: Christopher Jackson
Saturday, March 19, 2022 • 8:00 PM
Emilie K. Asplundh Concert Hall
Reserved Seating: Orchestra $32 • Balcony $27
Award-winning actor Christopher Jackson shares his remarkable journey from a small town in Illinois (population 3,000) to performing for a constantly packed house on Broadway. From school plays, to Off-Broadway productions, to starring as George Washington in the revolutionary, critically-acclaimed musical Hamilton, Jackson reveals the lessons learned along the way and the mantras, moments, and mentors that made a difference. Taking audiences behind the scenes of Broadway's biggest hit-- sharing everything from befriending Lin Manuel-Miranda back in 2002, to performing for President Barack Obama-- Jackson also reflects on the social impact of Hamilton, addressing issues of inclusion and race. A talk as riveting as it is thought-provoking, Jackson leaves audiences inspired and empowered (and maybe with a song or two stuck in their head).