Uncap your red pens again; The Angry Grammarian is back.

After its sold-out world premiere run in March 2024, The Angry Grammarian is returning. The world premiere production was Barrymore Recommended, named one of the top things to do in Philly by Philadelphia Magazine and Visit Philly, was raved about by The New Yorker, and was even featured internationally on BBC World Service.

And now, by popular demand, it's coming back to Philadelphia in September 2024, this time at the Arden Theatre's Arcadia Stage. The new production will include new scenes, new songs, and old rules. Read more about the plot of this musical below:

Greg (that’s me!) is "The Angry Grammarian" – a newspaper columnist who’s passionate about predicates, consumed by commas and seduced by subjunctives. Lisa is a more pragmatic grammarian who loves language just as much as he does. What starts as attraction quickly evolves into a darker rivalry. Will grammatical gusto be enough to keep them together? Enlivened by a love of language, The Angry Grammarian is a new musical for anyone who's ever been pissed off that someone used quotation marks "for emphasis."

The Angry Grammarian is written by Jeffrey Barg and David Lee White, and is inspired by Jeffrey Barg's column "The Angry Grammarian" in The Philadelphia Inquirer. The production is directed by Dawn Navarro, music directed by Pat D'Amato, and produced by Pier Players Founder and Director Chelsea Cylinder.

The remounted production of this lively, entertaining, and grammatically correct musical will take place at the Arcadia Stage at the Arden Theatre in Old City. The show runs from September 20th-29th. 

$15.00 Industry and Student rush tickets will be available at the door.

Uncap your red pens again; The Angry Grammarian is back.

After its sold-out world premiere run in March 2024, The Angry Grammarian is returning. The world premiere production was Barrymore Recommended, named one of the top things to do in Philly by Philadelphia Magazine and Visit Philly, was raved about by The New Yorker, and was even featured internationally on BBC World Service.

And now, by popular demand, it's coming back to Philadelphia in September 2024, this time at the Arden Theatre's Arcadia Stage. The new production will include new scenes, new songs, and old rules. Read more about the plot of this musical below:

Greg (that’s me!) is "The Angry Grammarian" – a newspaper columnist who’s passionate about predicates, consumed by commas and seduced by subjunctives. Lisa is a more pragmatic grammarian who loves language just as much as he does. What starts as attraction quickly evolves into a darker rivalry. Will grammatical gusto be enough to keep them together? Enlivened by a love of language, The Angry Grammarian is a new musical for anyone who's ever been pissed off that someone used quotation marks "for emphasis."

The Angry Grammarian is written by Jeffrey Barg and David Lee White, and is inspired by Jeffrey Barg's column "The Angry Grammarian" in The Philadelphia Inquirer. The production is directed by Dawn Navarro, music directed by Pat D'Amato, and produced by Pier Players Founder and Director Chelsea Cylinder.

The remounted production of this lively, entertaining, and grammatically correct musical will take place at the Arcadia Stage at the Arden Theatre in Old City. The show runs from September 20th-29th. 

$15.00 Industry and Student rush tickets will be available at the door.

Uncap your red pens again; The Angry Grammarian is back.

After its sold-out world premiere run in March 2024, The Angry Grammarian is returning. The world premiere production was Barrymore Recommended, named one of the top things to do in Philly by Philadelphia Magazine and Visit Philly, was raved about by The New Yorker, and was even featured internationally on BBC World Service.

And now, by popular demand, it's coming back to Philadelphia in September 2024, this time at the Arden Theatre's Arcadia Stage. The new production will include new scenes, new songs, and old rules. Read more about the plot of this musical below:

Greg (that’s me!) is "The Angry Grammarian" – a newspaper columnist who’s passionate about predicates, consumed by commas and seduced by subjunctives. Lisa is a more pragmatic grammarian who loves language just as much as he does. What starts as attraction quickly evolves into a darker rivalry. Will grammatical gusto be enough to keep them together? Enlivened by a love of language, The Angry Grammarian is a new musical for anyone who's ever been pissed off that someone used quotation marks "for emphasis."

The Angry Grammarian is written by Jeffrey Barg and David Lee White, and is inspired by Jeffrey Barg's column "The Angry Grammarian" in The Philadelphia Inquirer. The production is directed by Dawn Navarro, music directed by Pat D'Amato, and produced by Pier Players Founder and Director Chelsea Cylinder.

The remounted production of this lively, entertaining, and grammatically correct musical will take place at the Arcadia Stage at the Arden Theatre in Old City. The show runs from September 20th-29th. 

$15.00 Industry and Student rush tickets will be available at the door.

Uncap your red pens again; The Angry Grammarian is back.

After its sold-out world premiere run in March 2024, The Angry Grammarian is returning. The world premiere production was Barrymore Recommended, named one of the top things to do in Philly by Philadelphia Magazine and Visit Philly, was raved about by The New Yorker, and was even featured internationally on BBC World Service.

And now, by popular demand, it's coming back to Philadelphia in September 2024, this time at the Arden Theatre's Arcadia Stage. The new production will include new scenes, new songs, and old rules. Read more about the plot of this musical below:

Greg (that’s me!) is "The Angry Grammarian" – a newspaper columnist who’s passionate about predicates, consumed by commas and seduced by subjunctives. Lisa is a more pragmatic grammarian who loves language just as much as he does. What starts as attraction quickly evolves into a darker rivalry. Will grammatical gusto be enough to keep them together? Enlivened by a love of language, The Angry Grammarian is a new musical for anyone who's ever been pissed off that someone used quotation marks "for emphasis."

The Angry Grammarian is written by Jeffrey Barg and David Lee White, and is inspired by Jeffrey Barg's column "The Angry Grammarian" in The Philadelphia Inquirer. The production is directed by Dawn Navarro, music directed by Pat D'Amato, and produced by Pier Players Founder and Director Chelsea Cylinder.

The remounted production of this lively, entertaining, and grammatically correct musical will take place at the Arcadia Stage at the Arden Theatre in Old City. The show runs from September 20th-29th. 

$15.00 Industry and Student rush tickets will be available at the door.

Uncap your red pens again; The Angry Grammarian is back.

After its sold-out world premiere run in March 2024, The Angry Grammarian is returning. The world premiere production was Barrymore Recommended, named one of the top things to do in Philly by Philadelphia Magazine and Visit Philly, was raved about by The New Yorker, and was even featured internationally on BBC World Service.

And now, by popular demand, it's coming back to Philadelphia in September 2024, this time at the Arden Theatre's Arcadia Stage. The new production will include new scenes, new songs, and old rules. Read more about the plot of this musical below:

Greg (that’s me!) is "The Angry Grammarian" – a newspaper columnist who’s passionate about predicates, consumed by commas and seduced by subjunctives. Lisa is a more pragmatic grammarian who loves language just as much as he does. What starts as attraction quickly evolves into a darker rivalry. Will grammatical gusto be enough to keep them together? Enlivened by a love of language, The Angry Grammarian is a new musical for anyone who's ever been pissed off that someone used quotation marks "for emphasis."

The Angry Grammarian is written by Jeffrey Barg and David Lee White, and is inspired by Jeffrey Barg's column "The Angry Grammarian" in The Philadelphia Inquirer. The production is directed by Dawn Navarro, music directed by Pat D'Amato, and produced by Pier Players Founder and Director Chelsea Cylinder.

The remounted production of this lively, entertaining, and grammatically correct musical will take place at the Arcadia Stage at the Arden Theatre in Old City. The show runs from September 20th-29th. 

$15.00 Industry and Student rush tickets will be available at the door.

Uncap your red pens again; The Angry Grammarian is back.

After its sold-out world premiere run in March 2024, The Angry Grammarian is returning. The world premiere production was Barrymore Recommended, named one of the top things to do in Philly by Philadelphia Magazine and Visit Philly, was raved about by The New Yorker, and was even featured internationally on BBC World Service.

And now, by popular demand, it's coming back to Philadelphia in September 2024, this time at the Arden Theatre's Arcadia Stage. The new production will include new scenes, new songs, and old rules. Read more about the plot of this musical below:

Greg (that’s me!) is "The Angry Grammarian" – a newspaper columnist who’s passionate about predicates, consumed by commas and seduced by subjunctives. Lisa is a more pragmatic grammarian who loves language just as much as he does. What starts as attraction quickly evolves into a darker rivalry. Will grammatical gusto be enough to keep them together? Enlivened by a love of language, The Angry Grammarian is a new musical for anyone who's ever been pissed off that someone used quotation marks "for emphasis."

The Angry Grammarian is written by Jeffrey Barg and David Lee White, and is inspired by Jeffrey Barg's column "The Angry Grammarian" in The Philadelphia Inquirer. The production is directed by Dawn Navarro, music directed by Pat D'Amato, and produced by Pier Players Founder and Director Chelsea Cylinder.

The remounted production of this lively, entertaining, and grammatically correct musical will take place at the Arcadia Stage at the Arden Theatre in Old City. The show runs from September 20th-29th. 

$15.00 Industry and Student rush tickets will be available at the door.

Uncap your red pens again; The Angry Grammarian is back.

After its sold-out world premiere run in March 2024, The Angry Grammarian is returning. The world premiere production was Barrymore Recommended, named one of the top things to do in Philly by Philadelphia Magazine and Visit Philly, was raved about by The New Yorker, and was even featured internationally on BBC World Service.

And now, by popular demand, it's coming back to Philadelphia in September 2024, this time at the Arden Theatre's Arcadia Stage. The new production will include new scenes, new songs, and old rules. Read more about the plot of this musical below:

Greg (that’s me!) is "The Angry Grammarian" – a newspaper columnist who’s passionate about predicates, consumed by commas and seduced by subjunctives. Lisa is a more pragmatic grammarian who loves language just as much as he does. What starts as attraction quickly evolves into a darker rivalry. Will grammatical gusto be enough to keep them together? Enlivened by a love of language, The Angry Grammarian is a new musical for anyone who's ever been pissed off that someone used quotation marks "for emphasis."

The Angry Grammarian is written by Jeffrey Barg and David Lee White, and is inspired by Jeffrey Barg's column "The Angry Grammarian" in The Philadelphia Inquirer. The production is directed by Dawn Navarro, music directed by Pat D'Amato, and produced by Pier Players Founder and Director Chelsea Cylinder.

The remounted production of this lively, entertaining, and grammatically correct musical will take place at the Arcadia Stage at the Arden Theatre in Old City. The show runs from September 20th-29th. 

$15.00 Industry and Student rush tickets will be available at the door.

Uncap your red pens again; The Angry Grammarian is back.

After its sold-out world premiere run in March 2024, The Angry Grammarian is returning. The world premiere production was Barrymore Recommended, named one of the top things to do in Philly by Philadelphia Magazine and Visit Philly, was raved about by The New Yorker, and was even featured internationally on BBC World Service.

And now, by popular demand, it's coming back to Philadelphia in September 2024, this time at the Arden Theatre's Arcadia Stage. The new production will include new scenes, new songs, and old rules. Read more about the plot of this musical below:

Greg (that’s me!) is "The Angry Grammarian" – a newspaper columnist who’s passionate about predicates, consumed by commas and seduced by subjunctives. Lisa is a more pragmatic grammarian who loves language just as much as he does. What starts as attraction quickly evolves into a darker rivalry. Will grammatical gusto be enough to keep them together? Enlivened by a love of language, The Angry Grammarian is a new musical for anyone who's ever been pissed off that someone used quotation marks "for emphasis."

The Angry Grammarian is written by Jeffrey Barg and David Lee White, and is inspired by Jeffrey Barg's column "The Angry Grammarian" in The Philadelphia Inquirer. The production is directed by Dawn Navarro, music directed by Pat D'Amato, and produced by Pier Players Founder and Director Chelsea Cylinder.

The remounted production of this lively, entertaining, and grammatically correct musical will take place at the Arcadia Stage at the Arden Theatre in Old City. The show runs from September 20th-29th. 

$15.00 Industry and Student rush tickets will be available at the door.

Uncap your red pens again; The Angry Grammarian is back.

After its sold-out world premiere run in March 2024, The Angry Grammarian is returning. The world premiere production was Barrymore Recommended, named one of the top things to do in Philly by Philadelphia Magazine and Visit Philly, was raved about by The New Yorker, and was even featured internationally on BBC World Service.

And now, by popular demand, it's coming back to Philadelphia in September 2024, this time at the Arden Theatre's Arcadia Stage. The new production will include new scenes, new songs, and old rules. Read more about the plot of this musical below:

Greg (that’s me!) is "The Angry Grammarian" – a newspaper columnist who’s passionate about predicates, consumed by commas and seduced by subjunctives. Lisa is a more pragmatic grammarian who loves language just as much as he does. What starts as attraction quickly evolves into a darker rivalry. Will grammatical gusto be enough to keep them together? Enlivened by a love of language, The Angry Grammarian is a new musical for anyone who's ever been pissed off that someone used quotation marks "for emphasis."

The Angry Grammarian is written by Jeffrey Barg and David Lee White, and is inspired by Jeffrey Barg's column "The Angry Grammarian" in The Philadelphia Inquirer. The production is directed by Dawn Navarro, music directed by Pat D'Amato, and produced by Pier Players Founder and Director Chelsea Cylinder.

The remounted production of this lively, entertaining, and grammatically correct musical will take place at the Arcadia Stage at the Arden Theatre in Old City. The show runs from September 20th-29th. 

$15.00 Industry and Student rush tickets will be available at the door.

Description

Welcome to Game Night, the ultimate party-game game show experience where laughter, competition, and surprises collide! At CSz Philadelphia, we're turning your favorite party games into a hilarious live show featuring top-notch comedians battling it out for your entertainment...and some quirky prizes.

The Fun

Imagine the excitement of hanging out with your friends but with even more laughs and a professional touch. Game Night takes your favorite party games and turns them into a comedy extravaganza. Whether it’s charades, trivia, or some unexpected twist, our talented performers bring a comedic flair to every challenge, ensuring non-stop entertainment.

The Competition

The comedians are not just playing for laughs; they’re in it to win it! But winning won’t be everything because there’s also losing. That’s right! Prizes AND consequences. From silly antics to hilarious dares, there’s always a twist that keeps you and the performers on their toes. Expect the unexpected and be prepared to join in the fun!

The Experience

Game Night at CSz Philadelphia isn’t just a show; it’s an interactive experience. With audience participation and the crazy spontaneous comedy that CSz Philly is known for, you can expect an outrageous night of fun and laughter.

The Contestants

We’ve brought in some familiar and new faces, including: Mary Carpenter, Ben Behrend, Nate Holt, Dom Arp, Don Montrey, and Kanu Pandey

Don’t Miss Out!

Join us for Game Night and see why it's the most entertaining way to spend an evening in Philadelphia. Whether you’re a fan of party games, comedy, or just looking for a fun night out, CSz Philadelphia's Game Night is an easy option.

Get your tickets now and be part of the excitement!

Our Theater

Our 100-seat theater is comedy-intimate and ADA accessible. You get great sight-lines, comfy seats, private bathrooms, and a concessions stand with moderately-priced snacks and drinks. Everything you need is conveniently located in our space.

Well, almost everything.

We don’t serve alcohol.

But we are BYOB, that means no markup on liquor.

Grab a bottle and a couple of friends and enjoy the show.

Get your tickets now!

Greg (that’s me!) is "The Angry Grammarian" – a newspaper columnist who’s passionate about predicates, consumed by commas and seduced by subjunctives. Lisa is a more pragmatic grammarian who loves language just as much as he does. What starts as attraction quickly evolves into a darker rivalry. Will grammatical gusto be enough to keep them together? Enlivened by a love of language, The Angry Grammarian is a new musical for anyone who's ever been pissed off that someone used quotation marks "for emphasis."

The Angry Grammarian is written by Jeffrey Barg and David Lee White, and is inspired by Jeffrey Barg's column "The Angry Grammarian" in The Philadelphia Inquirer. The production is directed by Dawn Navarro, music directed by Pat D'Amato, and produced by Pier Players Founder and Director Chelsea Cylinder.

The world premiere of this lively, entertaining, and grammatically correct musical will take place at Theatre Exile in South Philadelphia. The show runs from March 7th-March 16th. Thursday, March 7th is a preview performance. Friday, March 8th is Opening Night.

$15.00 Industry and Student rush tickets will be available at the door.

Greg (that’s me!) is "The Angry Grammarian" – a newspaper columnist who’s passionate about predicates, consumed by commas and seduced by subjunctives. Lisa is a more pragmatic grammarian who loves language just as much as he does. What starts as attraction quickly evolves into a darker rivalry. Will grammatical gusto be enough to keep them together? Enlivened by a love of language, The Angry Grammarian is a new musical for anyone who's ever been pissed off that someone used quotation marks "for emphasis."

The Angry Grammarian is written by Jeffrey Barg and David Lee White, and is inspired by Jeffrey Barg's column "The Angry Grammarian" in The Philadelphia Inquirer. The production is directed by Dawn Navarro, music directed by Pat D'Amato, and produced by Pier Players Founder and Director Chelsea Cylinder.

The world premiere of this lively, entertaining, and grammatically correct musical will take place at Theatre Exile in South Philadelphia. The show runs from March 7th-March 16th. Thursday, March 7th is a preview performance. Friday, March 8th is Opening Night.

$15.00 Industry and Student rush tickets will be available at the door.

Greg (that’s me!) is "The Angry Grammarian" – a newspaper columnist who’s passionate about predicates, consumed by commas and seduced by subjunctives. Lisa is a more pragmatic grammarian who loves language just as much as he does. What starts as attraction quickly evolves into a darker rivalry. Will grammatical gusto be enough to keep them together? Enlivened by a love of language, The Angry Grammarian is a new musical for anyone who's ever been pissed off that someone used quotation marks "for emphasis."

The Angry Grammarian is written by Jeffrey Barg and David Lee White, and is inspired by Jeffrey Barg's column "The Angry Grammarian" in The Philadelphia Inquirer. The production is directed by Dawn Navarro, music directed by Pat D'Amato, and produced by Pier Players Founder and Director Chelsea Cylinder.

The world premiere of this lively, entertaining, and grammatically correct musical will take place at Theatre Exile in South Philadelphia. The show runs from March 7th-March 16th. Thursday, March 7th is a preview performance. Friday, March 8th is Opening Night.

$15.00 Industry and Student rush tickets will be available at the door.

Greg (that’s me!) is "The Angry Grammarian" – a newspaper columnist who’s passionate about predicates, consumed by commas and seduced by subjunctives. Lisa is a more pragmatic grammarian who loves language just as much as he does. What starts as attraction quickly evolves into a darker rivalry. Will grammatical gusto be enough to keep them together? Enlivened by a love of language, The Angry Grammarian is a new musical for anyone who's ever been pissed off that someone used quotation marks "for emphasis."

The Angry Grammarian is written by Jeffrey Barg and David Lee White, and is inspired by Jeffrey Barg's column "The Angry Grammarian" in The Philadelphia Inquirer. The production is directed by Dawn Navarro, music directed by Pat D'Amato, and produced by Pier Players Founder and Director Chelsea Cylinder.

The world premiere of this lively, entertaining, and grammatically correct musical will take place at Theatre Exile in South Philadelphia. The show runs from March 7th-March 16th. Thursday, March 7th is a preview performance. Friday, March 8th is Opening Night.

$15.00 Industry and Student rush tickets will be available at the door.

Greg (that’s me!) is "The Angry Grammarian" – a newspaper columnist who’s passionate about predicates, consumed by commas and seduced by subjunctives. Lisa is a more pragmatic grammarian who loves language just as much as he does. What starts as attraction quickly evolves into a darker rivalry. Will grammatical gusto be enough to keep them together? Enlivened by a love of language, The Angry Grammarian is a new musical for anyone who's ever been pissed off that someone used quotation marks "for emphasis."

The Angry Grammarian is written by Jeffrey Barg and David Lee White, and is inspired by Jeffrey Barg's column "The Angry Grammarian" in The Philadelphia Inquirer. The production is directed by Dawn Navarro, music directed by Pat D'Amato, and produced by Pier Players Founder and Director Chelsea Cylinder.

The world premiere of this lively, entertaining, and grammatically correct musical will take place at Theatre Exile in South Philadelphia. The show runs from March 7th-March 16th. Thursday, March 7th is a preview performance. Friday, March 8th is Opening Night.

$15.00 Industry and Student rush tickets will be available at the door.

Greg (that’s me!) is "The Angry Grammarian" – a newspaper columnist who’s passionate about predicates, consumed by commas and seduced by subjunctives. Lisa is a more pragmatic grammarian who loves language just as much as he does. What starts as attraction quickly evolves into a darker rivalry. Will grammatical gusto be enough to keep them together? Enlivened by a love of language, The Angry Grammarian is a new musical for anyone who's ever been pissed off that someone used quotation marks "for emphasis."

The Angry Grammarian is written by Jeffrey Barg and David Lee White, and is inspired by Jeffrey Barg's column "The Angry Grammarian" in The Philadelphia Inquirer. The production is directed by Dawn Navarro, music directed by Pat D'Amato, and produced by Pier Players Founder and Director Chelsea Cylinder.

The world premiere of this lively, entertaining, and grammatically correct musical will take place at Theatre Exile in South Philadelphia. The show runs from March 7th-March 16th. Thursday, March 7th is a preview performance. Friday, March 8th is Opening Night.

$15.00 Industry and Student rush tickets will be available at the door.

Greg (that’s me!) is "The Angry Grammarian" – a newspaper columnist who’s passionate about predicates, consumed by commas and seduced by subjunctives. Lisa is a more pragmatic grammarian who loves language just as much as he does. What starts as attraction quickly evolves into a darker rivalry. Will grammatical gusto be enough to keep them together? Enlivened by a love of language, The Angry Grammarian is a new musical for anyone who's ever been pissed off that someone used quotation marks "for emphasis."

The Angry Grammarian is written by Jeffrey Barg and David Lee White, and is inspired by Jeffrey Barg's column "The Angry Grammarian" in The Philadelphia Inquirer. The production is directed by Dawn Navarro, music directed by Pat D'Amato, and produced by Pier Players Founder and Director Chelsea Cylinder.

The world premiere of this lively, entertaining, and grammatically correct musical will take place at Theatre Exile in South Philadelphia. The show runs from March 7th-March 16th. Thursday, March 7th is a preview performance. Friday, March 8th is Opening Night.

$15.00 Industry and Student rush tickets will be available at the door.

Greg (that’s me!) is "The Angry Grammarian" – a newspaper columnist who’s passionate about predicates, consumed by commas and seduced by subjunctives. Lisa is a more pragmatic grammarian who loves language just as much as he does. What starts as attraction quickly evolves into a darker rivalry. Will grammatical gusto be enough to keep them together? Enlivened by a love of language, The Angry Grammarian is a new musical for anyone who's ever been pissed off that someone used quotation marks "for emphasis."

The Angry Grammarian is written by Jeffrey Barg and David Lee White, and is inspired by Jeffrey Barg's column "The Angry Grammarian" in The Philadelphia Inquirer. The production is directed by Dawn Navarro, music directed by Pat D'Amato, and produced by Pier Players Founder and Director Chelsea Cylinder.

The world premiere of this lively, entertaining, and grammatically correct musical will take place at Theatre Exile in South Philadelphia. The show runs from March 7th-March 16th. Thursday, March 7th is a preview performance. Friday, March 8th is Opening Night.

$15.00 Industry and Student rush tickets will be available at the door.

Greg (that’s me!) is "The Angry Grammarian" – a newspaper columnist who’s passionate about predicates, consumed by commas and seduced by subjunctives. Lisa is a more pragmatic grammarian who loves language just as much as he does. What starts as attraction quickly evolves into a darker rivalry. Will grammatical gusto be enough to keep them together? Enlivened by a love of language, The Angry Grammarian is a new musical for anyone who's ever been pissed off that someone used quotation marks "for emphasis."

The Angry Grammarian is written by Jeffrey Barg and David Lee White, and is inspired by Jeffrey Barg's column "The Angry Grammarian" in The Philadelphia Inquirer. The production is directed by Dawn Navarro, music directed by Pat D'Amato, and produced by Pier Players Founder and Director Chelsea Cylinder.

The world premiere of this lively, entertaining, and grammatically correct musical will take place at Theatre Exile in South Philadelphia. The show runs from March 7th-March 16th. Thursday, March 7th is a preview performance. Friday, March 8th is Opening Night.

$15.00 Industry and Student rush tickets will be available at the door.

Wanna hear a ghost story? Join CSz Philadelphia as we hear true tales of terror and use them to make up scary comedy scenes.

Featuring: Don Montrey, Kristin Finger, Jabari Dortch, and Ben Behrend

Ghost Storyteller: Kathleen Montrey

Director: Kristin Finger