Five Minute Follies

SUN, 12/04/2016 at 3pm

Five Minute Follies proudly present:

The Craig Liggeons Variety Hour Show

Comedian Craig Liggeons Comedian Craig Liggeons presents an hour of good old fashioned family friendly variety show hilarity, in the tradition of the Carol Burnett Show and the Hudson Brothers Razzle Dazzle Show. If you remember that, you’ll love this!

Also featuring THE FIREWORKS DANCE CENTER DANCERS, Musician JODI ELIZABETH, Singer/Actress JOANNA MARTIN, Magician RAN’D SHINE, and Special Guest Star MICHAEL BROUSSARD.

Join the event on Facebook.

@The Rotunda
4014 Walnut St.
Philadelphia, PA 19104

Click here for directions to the Rotunda

Doors 2:30pm
Show 3pm

ALL AGES

General Admission $10

Click the link above to purchase tickets or call 1-800-838-3006 to purchase tickets 24/7 over the phone.

PLEASE NOTE: Phone and web sales for all shows end midnight the day before the show. After that, tickets are available at the door.

The Five Minute Follies is old fashioned variety entertainment for all ages. Lap Children (kids under 2 who do not require a seat) admitted FREE.

Questions? Email fiveminutefollies@gmail.com.

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SUN, 10/16/2016 at 3pm

Five Minute Follies proudly present:

Alonely with Jenny Hill

a one won wo(e)man sh(ow) ab(ow)t crying to create (be)auty in a weirld oof distraction.

You have been added to the group Alonely. Strangely enough, or perhaps not, privacy is set to public. Let’s connect through disconnection.

Humor. Coffee. Poetry. Popcorn. Movement. Pathos. Pings. Emails.

Describe something you saw recently that was beautiful. Use your senses. Be ready to create something beautiful.

You have one friend request: Jenny Hill.

Jenny Hill is a multidisciplinary artist, a poet, playwright, arts educator, and performer who loves exploring all the real and imagined connections between writing and movement. For the past 17 years she has worked in the Arts-in-Education program with the Pennsylvania Council on the Arts, where she shares creative writing and movement residencies in schools, senior centers, and community organizations. In her free time she stares out the window and twirls her hair. She knows how to be alone without being lonely. Mostly.

Photo by Patty O’Brien Summer Crow Photos