Phamaly Theatre Company is celebrating their 35th anniversary season with a groudbreaking production of the iconic musical, A Chorus Line. A Chorus Line gives audiences a look behind the curtain at the lives of musical theatre dancers as they audition for an unnamed Broadway show. Phamaly's production will be the first time the show will be performed by a cast entirely made up of performers with disabilities.

Be part of this revolutionary production by donating to the character's team you think should be cast! At every donation level, you'll get awesome perks!*

Donation Levels*

Singular Sensation: $10

Donate before August 8th, and get your name in the program for A Chorus Line!

I Can Do That!: $25

Perks from the previous level plus:
- Limited Edition Phamaly 35th Anniversary Sticker

5, 6, 7, 8!: $50

Perks from the previous levels plus:
- Phamaly Theatre Company Magnet

Nothing: $100

Perks from the previous levels plus:
- A Chorus Line poster signed by the cast!

T&A: $250

Perks from the previous levels plus:
- Phamaly Theatre Company T-Shirt

Chance to Dance: $500

Perks from the previous levels plus:
- Surprise poster from a past Phamaly production
- 2 tickets to A Chorus Line

What I Did For Love: $1,000

Perks from the previous levels plus:
- Drinks before the show with one of the show's creative team (director or choreographer) for you and a guest

*All perks (other than show tickets) will be mailed to your address on file after A Chorus Line closes on August 25, 2024.

About Phamaly Theatre Company

In 1989, PHAMALy (originally the Physically Handicapped Amateur Musical Actors League) was founded by five students from the Boettcher School in Denver, all living with disabilities, who had grown frustrated with the lack of theatrical opportunities for people living with disabilities. In 1990 PHAMALy produced its first show - Guys and Dolls.

PHAMALy's founders were ahead of their time in building an inclusive organization that directly served disenfranchised individuals with disabilities from all racial, ethnic, gender, and class identities. Throughout its history, Phamaly has maintained its dedication to this principle of inclusion while creating innovative reinventions of established works.

Today, the organization has changed its name to Phamaly Theatre Company (PTC), but its dedication to exclusively featuring actors with disabilities continues. At every performance, you will see actors with all nature of disabilities: physical, cognitive, intellectual, and emotional. PTC gives actors a supportive space to explore and develop their craft, empowers artists within their disability identity, educates the community about access and inclusion, and entertains audiences with high-quality, award winning theatre.

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