The Mask and Wig Club 310 Quince Street, Philadelphia, PA 19107

"Great show! Adding that I just saw Spring Show - A Doomsday in the Life. Written by students, with Cast, Crew, Band, and Business aspects all done by Penn students. An original show which was very professional with comedy, singing, dancing, and even tap! Well worth a visit!"

"A magical and unique piece of Philadelphia and University of Pennsylvania history, and a great place to see college students perform original comedy and music! The Mask & Wig Club performs a new original production every year from February to April, with a production completely made up of Penn students in the cast, the live band, the crew and the business staff. The shows are always fun and funny. The building itself is a real sight to behold, with fairy-tale architecture in the bar on the first floor and artwork including caricatures of alumni dating back to the 1890s covering the walls. An evening at Mask & Wig is a unique opportunity to support the creativity of young artists and enjoy a historic landmark downtown. The clubhouse is also available for rentals and is a beautiful spot for events in a charming neighborhood. I should know - I was a cast member in the '90s, and held my wedding reception there."

"What a great Event Philadelphia for Comedy Philadelphia! Tap in to the zeitgeist and visit the most amazing and secret building in Philadelphia. Do you like Maxfield Parrish, steins, and antler chandeliers? Come early because There's Only Room for One. Here's Mud in Your Eye!"

"The fall 2022 show was absolutely fantastic. The comedy was hilarious, and the music marvelous. I especially enjoyed the performance of the drummer; every hit was on beat and blended in perfectly with the rest of the band. If anyone is on the fence about enjoying a Mask and Wig show, let this review push you over the edge. You will have the night of your life!!"

"I have loved all the shows I have been to. They always make me laugh and I always leave being happy I went. It’s so nice to see pure joy and fun on the stage while also staying in character. Each time I go it’s a completely different experience which is one of my favorite parts of going to the shows!"