Play at Chester Theatre: Thorton Wilder's The Skin of Our Teeth

About the Show:
It’s the end of the world, and we’re all just trying to get by
From the dawn of humanity the Antrobus family has applied their ingenuity to civilization’s progress. George invented fire, the wheel, and the alphabet. Maggie’s created weaving and cooking. Their children are prodigies. Gladys excels at mathematics and Henry at rebellion and murder, having killed his brother. Enduring histories hardships with them is their loyal maid, Sabina, who invented seduction and infidelity. Despite all the trials and tribulations that the world sends them, they toil on. Through climate change, rising waters, and world wars, they manage to survive- by the skin of their teeth.

**It's open seating so please purchase your own ticket for the 8pm show on Friday May 8 ($23 or $21 for seniors) here: https://www.chestertheatregroup.org/box_office/ticket_select.php?show_id=370**

Please RSVP that you're going AFTER you purchase your ticket.

***If interested in dinner beforehand at Fresco Mexican (4 minute walk to Theater) @ 6ish pm let me know ASAP. I cannot guarantee that I'll be able to get a reservation to accomodate more than 12 so I'll confirm dinner separately.