Allentown, PA

Pines Dinner Theatre

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Pines Dinner Theatre in Allentown is an independent dinner theater presenting professionally produced live musicals and stage performances with performers hired from around the country. Musical theater and Broadway-style vocal performance are the natural fits for the venue. For musicians, the strongest opportunities are tied to pit work, accompaniment, ensemble playing, and staged productions rather than conventional club gigs. Performers should be comfortable with rehearsals, musical direction, cue-based playing, and supporting a complete theatrical experience. Pines Dinner Theatre is best suited to singers and instrumentalists with theater experience or strong ensemble discipline. It offers musicians an intimate Allentown performance environment where live music, acting, food service, and stage production all work together as a single evening experience.

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610-433-2333

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21+
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All Genres
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315 S Cedar Crest Blvd, Allentown, PA 18103, United States
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610-433-2333
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