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![]() Support the Lantern Welcome to our 30th anniversary season! Your support is critical to our mission of producing world-class theater while serving the Philadelphia community with our award-winning education programs. We invite you to contribute to the Lantern's success by making a tax-deductible gift today.
As we look back on another Lantern season full of memorable characters and moving stories, we find ourselves cherishing one scene especially that we would like to share with you again.
In The Lifespan of a Fact, magazine editor Emily Penrose needs to set young fact checker Jim Fingal straight about the importance of storytelling.
With this simple exchange, this wonderful play encapsulates why we at the Lantern do what we do – and why we hope that it is as important to you as it is to us: narrative storytelling gives our lives meaning.
When you are in the audience and when you support the work on stage, YOU are the key to the Lantern's success. In honor of our 30th anniversary season, we ask you to dig deep to support your theater company. With deep appreciation,
Every dollar makes a big difference.
Questions? Please contact our Development Team at development@lanterntheater.org. Thank you for supporting the Lantern! ![]() ![]() Pictured: Melissa Rakiro and Joanna Liao in Twelfth Night (2023). Photo: Mark Garvin.
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Header Photo: Lawrence Stallings in the world premiere of Me and the Devil (2021); Anthony Lawton and Dave Johnson in Travesties (2022); Melissa Rakiro and Joanna Liao in Twelfth Night (2023); and Paul L. Nolan, Sally Mercer, and Charles McMahon in Copenhagen (2018). Photos by Mark Garvin.
Lantern Theater Company acknowledges that it is situated on Lenapehoking, the ancestral and spiritual homeland of the Unami Lenape, and we pay respect to them as this region's original storytellers. ©2023 Lantern Theater Company Privacy Policy |