South Street Headhouse District has been the place to go for theatre and live performances since the late-1700s. The first permanent theater building in America, the Southwark Theatre, was built in 1766 in the district. The theater was the center of Philadelphia’s stage life for most of the late eighteenth century. Performance in both traditional and nontraditional venues is still alive and well on South Street!
Bistro Romano
120 Lombard Street
bistroromano.com
With Bistro Romano’s mystery theatre, the cast sets the stage for intrigue, murder and mayhem. The audience holds the key to unlock the mystery and uncover the conspiracy. Right before your eyes the plot thickens as you get to know the personalities and hear the clues that obviously identify the murderer or do they? Who knows? You could be the murderer!
