A brand new comedy is about to hit the stages of Center City this spring. "Marsha Blovotnick and the Marvelous Magical Chicken Soup," a play that weaves magic into real-life family dynamics, is set to premiere at The Bluver Theatre @ The Drake from March 12-22.
In this captivating story, Marsha Blovotnick finds herself in a heated argument with her sister when her long-lost aunt suddenly appears unannounced. To make matters worse, she's invited to share a meal that supposedly contains magical properties - none other than the famous "marvelous" chicken soup. As tensions rise and the aroma of the soup wafts through the air, Marsha is forced to confront decades of strained family relationships and the anger she's been harboring.
The play promises an unforgettable evening of laughs, tears, and maybe even a pinch of magic. With its unique blend of comedy and magical realism, "Marsha Blovotnick and the Marvelous Magical Chicken Soup" is set to be a must-see event in Philadelphia this spring. Tickets are now available for purchase online at theatreariel.org, with prices ranging from $18-$36.
If you're looking for an evening that will leave you feeling uplifted and perhaps even inspired by the power of family, food, and forgiveness, mark your calendars for "Marsha Blovotnick and the Marvelous Magical Chicken Soup." It's sure to be a wild ride.
In this captivating story, Marsha Blovotnick finds herself in a heated argument with her sister when her long-lost aunt suddenly appears unannounced. To make matters worse, she's invited to share a meal that supposedly contains magical properties - none other than the famous "marvelous" chicken soup. As tensions rise and the aroma of the soup wafts through the air, Marsha is forced to confront decades of strained family relationships and the anger she's been harboring.
The play promises an unforgettable evening of laughs, tears, and maybe even a pinch of magic. With its unique blend of comedy and magical realism, "Marsha Blovotnick and the Marvelous Magical Chicken Soup" is set to be a must-see event in Philadelphia this spring. Tickets are now available for purchase online at theatreariel.org, with prices ranging from $18-$36.
If you're looking for an evening that will leave you feeling uplifted and perhaps even inspired by the power of family, food, and forgiveness, mark your calendars for "Marsha Blovotnick and the Marvelous Magical Chicken Soup." It's sure to be a wild ride.
I love comedy plays but I'm not really sure about magical realism thingy... is that like a real genre or just some fancy word? 
also who's Marsha Blovotnick, sounds like a super quirky aunt 
I wonder if they'll have any snacks at the theatre, I mean besides chicken soup? 
... so, have you ever stopped to think about how food can bring people together or drive 'em apart? like, in this story, it's this chicken soup that supposedly holds magical properties, but what if the real magic was just the connection we make with others over a meal? maybe it's not the soup itself that's got the power, but our willingness to be vulnerable and share our stories... and honestly, can't we all use a little more forgiveness in our families? 
I'm definitely getting tickets for this one - it's already on my calendar and I'm counting down the days until March 12! 
i've been looking for new shows to check out in Philly and this one sounds perfect. the fact that it's about family dynamics and forgiveness is so relatable too. i'm def getting tickets ASAP 
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Mark my words, this play is gonna be EVERYTHING & more! 
anyways, get ur tix now!!! 18 bucks is a steal for that much laughter & emotional growth 
i'll def be grabbin tickets ASAP 
have you seen any other plays by theatreariel? they seem so talented... btw, where is the best place to get that marvelous chicken soup recipe tho? 
. Family drama can get pretty heavy at times, but if it's done in a way that's laugh-out-loud funny and maybe even brings us all together, then count me in! 
) over a pot of magical chicken soup. The themes of forgiveness and connection are so important, and this play seems like it could deliver that in spades 
And the name Marsha Blovotnick? Sounds like a character from a bad soap opera. Give me something with a little more substance and edge... or better yet, just stick to Netflix originals 
