In the Heights brings genre-bending magic to Bristol Riverside Theatre

Philadelphia, PALocal News

"In the Heights," Lin-Manuel Miranda's celebrated musical, will be performed at the Bristol Riverside Theatre from March 27 to April 27, marking the venue's first major production since its renovation. Co-Producing Director Ken Kaissar expresses the show's essence of community, encouraging locals to partake in a celebratory fiesta. The storyline revolves around Usnavi de la Vega, a bodega owner who aspires for a better life while cherishing his neighborhood connections. The musical's original Broadway run garnered four Tony Awards and a Grammy, underscoring its impact on American theater. Bristol Riverside Theatre's production is helmed by Carlos Armesto, featuring a vibrant cast and exciting special events, including a Latino Theatre Night on April 5.

Additional themed nights will offer refreshments and post-show discussions, enhancing audience engagement. Tickets are available for Bristol Township residents at a discounted rate, making it accessible to the local community. More information about the theater and its upcoming season can be found on their website.

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