After it's successful run last year at Act II Playhouse, Tony is bringing his Johnny Carson inspired talk-show comedy, HEEEERE'S TONY!, to the Hedgerow Theatre in Media, PA this Feb.  This unique show will feature special guests, a monologue, skits and songs. Special guests could include singers, dancers, jugglers, authors and even animal from the Philadelphia Zoo! Joining Braithwaite on stage for every performance will be announcer Howie Brown and muscial director Alex Bechtel. Like Carson's show, no two performances of Heeere's Tony!will be exactly alike.

HEEEERE'S TONY! runs from Feb. 2nd to Feb. 19th.  Tickets and info can be found HERE.

Get the inside scoop on the guest for the show by visiting the official HEEEERE'S TONY! Facebook Page.

Two of Philadelphia's treasures are together for two weeks at Act II Playhouse starting January 11th.

Let’s Pretend We’re Married

Performed by Tony Braithwaite & Jennifer Childs

Jan. 11 – 22, 2012  - Click HERE for Tickets.

Let’s Pretend We’re Married is a cabaret about bliss of the wedded sort starring comedy masters Tony Braithwaite and Jennifer Childs. Let’s Pretend We’re Married features original material as well as classic cuts from Burns and Allen to The Bickersons, and is packed with songs of love (both the upright and the horizontal kind) by everyone from Irving Berlin to Prince.

The Philadelphia Inquirer says Tony Braithwaite and Jennifer Childs "start off funny and get progressively funnier" ~ Philadelphia Inquirer 

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PS Don't forget to see Tony in person for Act II Playhouse's LAUGHING ALL THE WAY! (Dec. 13th - 31st)

Dec. 13 – 31, 2011 

Laughing All the Way is a brand new holiday show for all ages from the comedy team who brought you Heeere's Tony!  Bill Cosby's Kids Say the Darndest Things meets Whose Line is it Anyway? in this hilarious show for the whole family.  Tony Braithwaite hosts an evening of comedy skits and songs, including live interaction with kids reading their prize-winning funny letters to Santa, local headlining performers, and nightly holiday-themed improvisation based on audience suggestions. Hanukkah, Kwanzaa, and Christmas were never so funny. 

Click HERE for more info on LATW.

Know someone in K to 8th grade who would be great on stage?  Find out how they can be one of the stars of the show HERE.

The clever, fast-paced dialogue of Oscar-winning writer Aaron Sorkin makes it's debut on the St. Joe's Prep stage with the Fall 2011 production of A FEW GOOD MEN.  Tony (SJP Class of '89) directs a plethora of good Men for Others in this modern courtroom classic.

Performances:

Fri, 11/11: 8:00pm
Sat, 11/12: 8:00pm
Sun, 11/13: 3:00pm 

Thurs, 11/17: 7:00pm
Fri, 11/18: 8:00pm
Sat, 11/19: 3:00pm & 8:00pm
Sun, 11/20: 3:00pm

Click HERE for tickets.

Go HERE for Dates, Times, and Tickets!

"...funniest, most spirited and downright goofy 80-minute survey of history we've ever seen." — Philadelphia Inquirer

Not since Batman and Robin...has there been a duo as dynamic as Ben Dibble and Tony Braithwaite in The Big Bang..." — Philadelphia Weekly

Tony Braithwaite and Ben Dibble...create a partnership soon to be legendary...when the two fellows sing, the house comes down." — City Paper 

Have you ever dreamed of getting involved in a big-time Broadway Production? Join us in the elegant (borrowed) Park Avenue apartment of Dr. Sid and Sylvia Lipbalm as two wannabe producers, Jed and Boyd (Ben Dibble and Tony Braithwaite), try to line up backers for The Big Bang, the most expensive and lavish Broadway musical ever written. With a budget of $83,000,000, a cast of 318 wearing 6,428 costumes and 1,400 wigs, the pitched show will depict the entire history of the world - from the formation of the planets to the building of the pyramids, from Napoleon's France to present. Some of the most famous people in history appear including Adam and Eve, Nefertiti and the slaves, Ceaser, Mrs. Ghandi, Attila, Columbus, Minnehaha, Tokyo Rose, Eva Braun and more. Will their enthusiastic narration of The Big Bang be convincing enough to get this show on Broadway?

Tony stars as Mel Edison in THE PRISONER OF SECOND AVENUE at Montgomery Theatre.   Mel experiences a meltdown and it's the best thing that ever happened to him, but his loyal wife Edna (Mary Carpenter) is the one who has to gather all the broken pieces.

Get your tickets by visiting: www.montgomerytheater.org

This live talk show features a hilarious nightly monologue and special celebrity guests who will sit on the couch and yuck it up with Tony. Announcer Howie Brown and piano player Alex Bechtel re-team with Tony for a night of don't-miss entertainment - plus and funny, moving tribute to Tony's idol, Johnny Carson.

Tickets: $27 (Wed-Thurs) $33 (Sat-Sun)

Tony Braithwaite directs the St. Joe's Prep Cape and Sword Drama Society production of Dirty Rotten Scoundrels.

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Fri, 11/12: 8:00pm 

Sat, 11/13: 8:00pm

Sun, 11/14: 3:00pm

Wed, 11/17: 7:00pm

Thurs, 11/18: 7:00pm

Fri, 11/19: 8:00pm

Sat, 11/20: 8:00pm

Sun, 11/21: 3:00pm

Callbacks

Tuesday, September 14

3:00pm - 8:00pm

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Applications Due September 14

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