Theater Night to see “Move Over Mrs. Markham” with Buffet Dinner at Stage West in Mississauga. 11 Dates Available.
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“Move Over Mrs. Markham” sates comedic cravings with farcical hijinks & mistaken identities as audiences nibble on buffet-style dinner
The first films to incorporate sound were known as “talkies,” just as the word “walkies” was applied to the first plays not starring cardboard actors. Celebrate theatrical innovation with today’s GrouponLive deal to Move Over Mrs. Markham, along with a buffet-style dinner at Stage West in Mississauga. Choose from the following options:
- Wednesday, September 28
- Thursday, September 29
- Tuesday, October 4
- Wednesday, October 5
- Thursday, October 6
- Tuesday, October 18 Wednesday, October 19
- Friday, September 30 Friday, October 14
For $47, you get a ticket (a $95.78 value, including HST) to one of the following performances:
- Saturday, October 1
- Saturday, October 15
For $36, you get one ticket (a $73.18 value, including HST) to one of the following performances:
For $42, you get a ticket (an $84.48 value, including HST) to one of the following performances:
All performances start at 6:30 p.m. All values include a $2 performance fee. Drinks are not included.
Stage West sates growling tummies and comedic cravings alike with a roster of ebullient plays and musicals bolstered by a hot dinner buffet. Upon entering the tiered, 600-seat Las Vegas–style theatre, audiences stake claim on their side-area seats before dropping by the buffet to fuel up for forthcoming athletic applauding. A rollicking farce, Move Over Mrs. Markham exercises atrophied giggle muscles with rigorous sets of innuendo and uproarious hijinks. Starring Jill Whelan of The Love Boat fame, the theatrical romp delights spectators as actors deftly weave a tangled web of mistaken identities and embroider soliloquies onto each other’s costumes. Parents should leave progeny at home with a beloved babysitter or maternal st. bernard dog, as children under the age of six are not permitted to partake in the evening’s festivities. An audience dress code requires that theatregoers don finery such as dress shirts, slacks, and skirts.
“Move Over Mrs. Markham” sates comedic cravings with farcical hijinks & mistaken identities as audiences nibble on buffet-style dinner
The first films to incorporate sound were known as “talkies,” just as the word “walkies” was applied to the first plays not starring cardboard actors. Celebrate theatrical innovation with today’s GrouponLive deal to Move Over Mrs. Markham, along with a buffet-style dinner at Stage West in Mississauga. Choose from the following options:
- Wednesday, September 28
- Thursday, September 29
- Tuesday, October 4
- Wednesday, October 5
- Thursday, October 6
- Tuesday, October 18 Wednesday, October 19
- Friday, September 30 Friday, October 14
For $47, you get a ticket (a $95.78 value, including HST) to one of the following performances:
- Saturday, October 1
- Saturday, October 15
For $36, you get one ticket (a $73.18 value, including HST) to one of the following performances:
For $42, you get a ticket (an $84.48 value, including HST) to one of the following performances:
All performances start at 6:30 p.m. All values include a $2 performance fee. Drinks are not included.
Stage West sates growling tummies and comedic cravings alike with a roster of ebullient plays and musicals bolstered by a hot dinner buffet. Upon entering the tiered, 600-seat Las Vegas–style theatre, audiences stake claim on their side-area seats before dropping by the buffet to fuel up for forthcoming athletic applauding. A rollicking farce, Move Over Mrs. Markham exercises atrophied giggle muscles with rigorous sets of innuendo and uproarious hijinks. Starring Jill Whelan of The Love Boat fame, the theatrical romp delights spectators as actors deftly weave a tangled web of mistaken identities and embroider soliloquies onto each other’s costumes. Parents should leave progeny at home with a beloved babysitter or maternal st. bernard dog, as children under the age of six are not permitted to partake in the evening’s festivities. An audience dress code requires that theatregoers don finery such as dress shirts, slacks, and skirts.