God of Carnage by Yasmina Reza, translated by Christopher Hampton
West Chester University Department of Theater and Dance presents a night of theater at the Kennett Flash. God of Carnage by Yasmina Reza, translated by Christopher HamptonDirected by Baron KellyFriday, June 27, 20258pm show | 7:30pm doors$15 general admission$8 members, students, seniors, veteransrecommended ages 12+ “God of Carnage” is a play by Yasmina Reza, translated by Christopher Hampton, that explores the breakdown of civility between two couples. The play begins with a playground incident between their sons, prompting a meeting to resolve the conflict. However, the meeting quickly devolves into a chaotic and hilarious display of adult aggression and marital discord as the couples’ carefully constructed facades crumble. The play is known for its sharp dialogue, dark humor, and exploration of human nature. ———————————————- We are now an all-in pricing venue, so the price that you see for our shows include all fees. Etix adds an online processing fee based on the cost of tickets. This online processing fee is waived when you purchase tickets over the phone or at the door. Email [email protected] to schedule a phone call or a time to buy tickets in-person. Please see the FAQs on our website for answers to frequently asked questions about The Flash. Opener (Level 2) and Headliner (Level 3) Members: Thank you for your support! Select your tickets using the price code that matches your Membership level and enter your Member ID into the prompt during the checkout process. With the shift in Pennsylvania venues requiring all-in pricing, we are still committed to the value of your membership. Level 2 and 3 Flash Members will still receive a discount based on the cost of the online fees, but it will vary from show to show. Interested in becoming a member at The Kennett Flash? Call 484-732-8295 or email [email protected] for more information.
“Illuminating Bayard Rustin” by People’s Light
The Kennett Flash is proud to host Bayard Rustin presented by People’s Light. This short performance is followed by a brief lecture and Q&A session with local activist-historian Penny Washington! Stick around The Flash afterwards for a Juneteenth Open Mic hosted by Leon Spencer at 3:30pm.Sunday, June 18, 20233:00pm show | 2:30pm doorsFREE ADMISSION$5 BYOB at the doorPlease RSVP using this signup link to reserve your FREE space at the event. https://signup.com/go/KsCnBrn ———————————————-Please call the Box Office with questions at 484-732-8295. Interested in becoming a member at The Kennett Flash? Call 484-909-3313 or email [email protected] for more information.
