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Fiddler on the Roof

Walnut Street Theatre

May 18-July 18, 2010

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It's time to continue the "tradition" of great American musicals as we end our spectacular 201st season with one of Broadway's greatest musicals of all time, Fiddler on the Roof. This multi-award-winning musical has captured the hearts of people all over the world and finally makes its highly anticipated debut on the Walnut stage with an all-new production. As Tevye tries to hold onto his religion, his Russian-Jewish traditions and his five daughters, he learns that life is "as shaky as a fiddler on the roof." You'll dance with "Matchmaker, Matchmaker;" laugh out loud with "If I Were a Rich Man;" and find tears in your eyes with "Sunrise, Sunset" and "Anatevka." This is a story that will last forever in your heart. Let's celebrate together. To Life! L'Chaim!

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  Tickets: $10-$70

  Info Phone: 215-574-3550

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• Dates & Times

  Dates:
  May 18-July 18, 2010

  Times:
  Tuesday @ 8 pm
  Wednesday @ 8 pm
  Wednesday June 20 @ 2 pm
  Thursday @ 8 pm
  some Thursdays @ 2 pm
  Friday @ 8 pm
  Saturday @ 2 pm
  Saturday @ 8 pm
  Sunday @ 2 pm
  Sunday @ 7 pm

• Venue Info

  Walnut Street Theatre

  825 Walnut Street, Philadelphia, PA 19107

  Hours: Box Office:
  Monday, 10 am-6 pm
  Tuesday-Saturday, 10 am-6 pm (on non-performance dates) and open through showtime on performance dates
  Sunday, closed on non-performance dates and open noon-showtime on performance dates

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  • Wheelchair Access
  • Assisted Listening System

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  • Event Name: Fiddler on the Roof
    "A mistake"
    Comment posted by: Sonia from Philadelphia PA, Nov 10, 2009
    

    The story is about Ukrainian Jews not Russian Jews. People tend to think that Ukrainian and Russian is the same, but it's not. Different history, different ideas, and even different culture. Just... Expand

    The story is about Ukrainian Jews not Russian Jews. People tend to think that Ukrainian and Russian is the same, but it's not. Different history, different ideas, and even different culture. Just wanted to clarify this. Collapse

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