THE TROUBLE WITH SKETCH SHOWS
A sketch show in the style of “Saturday Night Live”.
Produced by the New Vintage Ensemble in partnership with the Scranton Cultural Center.
PERFORMANCES
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Friday, June 24 at 8:00 p.m. & 10:00 p.m.
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Saturday, June 25 at 8:00 p.m.
TICKETS: $10 (available at the door or reserve HERE)
*Adult language and themes – parental guidance is advised*
LOCATION
Junior Ballroom at the Scranton Cultural Center
420 N. Washington Avenue
Scranton, PA 18503
CAST & CREW
Bob Hannon
Keith Novack
Alicia Nordstrom
Brit Perry
Alex Eiden
Jason Elliot
Jennifer Frey
Nick Grevera
Russel Austin
Mollie Dooley
Chantel Mitchell
Mandy Pennington
Simone Daniel
Art Walsh
Matt Serniak
Written by Conor O’Brien, Simone Daniel, Timothy McDermott, Matt Serniak, Sarah Regan and Kathleen Barrett
Directed by Conor O’Brien
Stage Manager: Kathleen Barrett
Producer: Mandy Pennington
Cancelled – Building Tour
We apologize for any inconvenience, we have had to cancel our regularly scheduled Saturday Tour of the Building for this week.
Please join us for one of our upcoming Saturday Tours, held at 10:00am.
It is the mission of The Scranton Cultural Center’s Youth Theatre Program to provide a quality education in the creative and performing arts to young children and teens in an environment that honors achievement, creativity and personal growth. Our goal is to nurture and inspire a lifelong love and appreciation of the creative and performing arts by engaging youth in enriching theatrical opportunities. The SCC offers opportunities for local children to participate in Fall and Spring theatrical productions as well as our performing arts summer camp program.
Presented by Toyota Scranton. Special Thanks to Our Scholarship Partners DePietro’s, Pediatrics of NEPA, Fidelity Bank, Ronald McDonald House and the Masons.
Team up with Coach Ray Owen for a field day of songs, stories and side-splitting comedy that celebrates sports and recreation – zany games and summer fun. Get in the game and be a player on a team that energizes the body, fires the imagination and rallies the spirit!
Songs from New Zealand, Zimbabwean dances, French painting styles, and more! Little Dragon campers will spend a week jet setting around the globe as they learn visual and performing arts techniques from every continent on Earth! Your performer will discover a whole new world during this fascinating, diverse and FUN week of camp.
Register for this Session Today!
Presented by Toyota Scranton. Special Thanks to Our Scholarship Partners DePietro’s, Pediatrics of NEPA, Fidelity Bank, Ronald McDonald House and the Masons.
Songs from New Zealand, Zimbabwean dances, French painting styles, and more! Little Dragon campers will spend a week jetsetting around the globe as they learn visual and performing arts techniques from every continent on Earth! Your performer will discover a whole new world during this fascinating, diverse and FUN week of camp.
Register for this Session Today!
Presented by Toyota Scranton. Special Thanks to Our Scholarship Partners DePietro’s, Pediatrics of NEPA, Fidelity Bank, Ronald McDonald House and the Masons.
It is the mission of The Scranton Cultural Center’s Youth Theatre Program to provide a quality education in the creative and performing arts to young children and teens in an environment that honors achievement, creativity and personal growth. Our goal is to nurture and inspire a lifelong love and appreciation of the creative and performing arts by engaging youth in enriching theatrical opportunities. The SCC offers opportunities for local children to participate in Fall and Spring theatrical productions as well as our performing arts summer camp program.
Presented by Toyota Scranton. Special Thanks to Our Scholarship Partners DePietro’s, Pediatrics of NEPA, Fidelity Bank, Ronald McDonald House and the Masons.
Tickets are Free to LCLS Library Card Holders
Admission to the Theatre is by Ticket Only
Tickets are available at your Local LCLS Branch Library in person only (No Phone Reservations), Limit 4 per household.
Harry and Jeanette Weinberg Theatre / General Admission Seating
Doors Open at 6:30pm
Event Begins at 7:00pm
Visit the Lackawanna County Library System Site
Piper Kerman, whose memoir “Orange is the New Black: My Year in a Women’s Prison” inspired the award-winning Netflix series “Orange is the New Black,” is the next speaker at the Matthew F. Flynn Lackawanna County Library Lecture Series. Piper will be speaking at the Scranton Cultural Center on Tuesday, July 19 at 7 PM.
During this session, campers will reinvent their favorite fairy tales into an original musical production! Then, they’ll collaborate with our friends at the Everhart Museum to turn their show into a one-of-a-kind, illustrated storybook which will be published by the Scranton Public Library and added to their circulation! As an added bonus, campers will have the opportunity to perform at the 2016 Arts on the Square festival in downtown Scranton!
Register for this Session Today!
During this session, campers will reinvent their favorite fairy tales into an original musical production! Then, they’ll collaborate with our friends at the Everhart Museum to turn their show into a one-of-a-kind, illustrated storybook which will be published by the Scranton Public Library and added to their circulation! As an added bonus, campers will have the opportunity to perform at the 2016 Arts on the Square festival in downtown Scranton!
Register for this Session Today!
Presented by Toyota Scranton. Special Thanks to Our Scholarship Partners DePietro’s, Pediatrics of NEPA, Fidelity Bank, Ronald McDonald House and the Masons.