Phamaly's Pygmalion

Phamaly's Pygmalion

Guest Production

Written by George Bernard Shaw
Directed by Carol Howarth

A bedraggled cockney flower girl … and a professor who needs a lesson.

Passing for a duchess at an ambassador’s garden party, Eliza Doolittle assumes a veneer of gentility and impeccable speech. Lampooned by professor of phonetics Henry Higgins, Eliza defies the odds - and societal standards - to prove the deep value in variety.

George Bernard Shaw’s satirical masterpiece is beautifully told and becomes a story of today when viewed through Phamaly’s eyes. Come speak our language of love, power, and identity; and be transported to a world of manners and mannerisms.

Friday, March 3 is a Sensory Friendly Performance. Click here for information.

SELECT A PERFORMANCE: All Sales are Final Once purchased, tickets may only be exchanged for another performance of the same show; Subject to availability.

$30 All Seats
$20 Previews, Industry, and Sensory Friendly
$22 Groups of 10+ (call Martha Perantoni, 303-365-0005 ext.3)

Run time: Estimated 2 hours with 15-minute intermission

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