The Pitmen Painters: Comedy-Drama by Lee Hall (Billy Elliot)
Mountain View Center for the Performing Arts - Main Stage (500 Castro Street Mountain View, CA 94041)
- Full Price:
- $49.00
- Our Price:
- $22.50 - $24.50*
* Additional fees apply.
All offers for The Pitmen Painters have expired.
The last date listed for The Pitmen Painters was Thursday January 26, 2012 / 8:00pm.
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Wild With Happy, Written by and Starring Tony Award Nominee Colman Domingo
- Full Price:
- $51.00 - $63.00
- Our Price:
- $20.00 - $26.00
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Casual
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Plenty of restaurants on Casto Street. There is a small cafe behind the box office
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Plenty of free street parking and under the theathre
5 Goldstar Member Reviews
Written on Jan 28 2012It was an amazing story that I never knew. Performers did an outstanding job. The acoustics were les than excellent and it was difficult to hear some dialogue. Enjoyed getting the discount. Take advantage of this opportunity.
Written on Jan 27 2012Unlike many plays which take some time to draw the audience in, The Pitmen Painters was engaging from very early on. By intermission my companion and I were exclaiming how happy we were to have come. I did not find the accents impeded my understanding of the dialogue at all. I highly recommend this play.
Written on Jan 27 2012Very difficult to hear and understand much of the dialogue due to the accents used by the actors. Also, not much storyline or action.
Written on Jan 23 2012Enjoyed the play. A few words were hard to pick out due to the accent and volume.
More Information About The Pitmen Painters
Website
http://www.theatreworks.org/shows/1112-season/thepitmenpainters
Quotes & Highlights
- “Great heart and humor! A superb play.” --The New Yorker
- "A wonderful piece of theatre: comic, sad and stirring in the same breath." --Financial Times
Description
By Lee Hall
Directed by Leslie Martinson
West Coast Premiere
From the writer of the mega-hit film and musical Billy Elliot comes another absorbing London/Broadway success! A funny play that asks big questions, it tells the rousing, true story of a hardscrabble group of 1930s miners who take up painting and become sensations of the British art world. Their exhilarating journey from pit to pinnacle overflows with spirit and laughter, as rich and intriguing as the art it unveils.
About the Ticket Supplier: TheatreWorks
Innovative, fun, and always entertaining, TheatreWorks' high-energy brand of performance will captivate you! With a national reputation for artistic innovation and integrity, TheatreWorks is now in its 42nd year of presenting outstanding regional theatre on the San Francisco Peninsula and was named Best Repertory Theatre in the Bay Area by prestigious San Francisco magazine. The company offers a year-round season of musicals, comedies and dramas staged in the state-of-the-art Mountain View Center for the Performing Arts and in the graceful, California Mission-style Lucie Stern Theatre complex in Palo Alto.
"TheatreWorks' successes have illuminated the Peninsula's cultural scene like those of no other arts organization or institution." --The Mercury News