Monday, May 20th, 2024

The “funniest fundraiser of the year” is back!

Enjoy an elegant three-course Italian meal from La Viola West including beer and wine. Guests will choose their courses from a wide selection of dishes upon seating. Vegan, vegetarian, and gluten-free options will be available.

Following dinner, we will head over to Plays & Players theatre for The Big Bad Song Cabaret hosted by Scott Greer and featuring Philly’s funniest performers singing all the songs you love to hate and hate to love.

Join us for dinner and a seat for the show—or just come for the show with drinks on the house!

6:00pm Dinner at La Viola West, 252 South 16th Street

7:30pm The Big Bad Song Cabaret at Plays & Players Theatre, 1714 Delancey Place (2 block walk)

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Event Sponsor:

CHOOSE YOUR TICKETS FROM THE FOUR OPTIONS BELOW:

Schmancy Level Supporter - Dinner and Priority Seating to the Show with Open Bar:
$340 per person ($245 tax-deductible donation)
Schmancy Level Supporters will be listed in the evening’s playbill - Thank you for your additional support!

Fancy Level Supporter - Dinner and Priority Seating to the Show with Open Bar:
$195 per person ($100 tax-deductible donation)

 Show-Only with Open Bar:
$55 per person ($20 tax-deductible donation)

ONE OPPORTUNITY ONLY
Name the Band! Supporter - Dinner and Priority Seating to the Show with Open Bar PLUS you get to name the band!

$2,500 - Comes with two seats to dinner and the show ($2,310 tax-deductible donation) 

For example, throughout the night you’ll hear: “Give it up for The Scott Greer & Jennifer Childs Orchestra!” or “Give it up for The Nestle Hot Pockets Orchestra!” but not that, it will be a name of your choosing!

Please contact the 1812 office if you’ll need assistance getting from La Viola to the theater (a two block walk).
There are seven steps to enter La Viola. Plays & Players is an accessible venue, however the bathrooms are down one flight of steps.

We hope you’ll join us for the festivities on May 20th!

Photos from Eventa du Schmancy 2023 on Cherry Street Pier. All photos by Mark Garvin.