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Spring Trips 2020 Includes Overnight Travel Active Adult Life Spring Trips 2020 Includes overnight travel Northeast Philadelphia 10100 Jamison Avenue Philadelphia, PA 19116 215-698-7300 www.kleinlife.org RESORTS CASINO SIX COMPANY & SHOW ON BROADWAY IN NYC ON BROADWAY IN NYC Wednesday, March 18 Sunday, March 22 Sunday, April 26 $23 member; $28 general $180 member; $190 general $180 member; $190 general Depart 10:00am; Return 7:00pm Depart 10:30am; Return 7:00pm Depart 10:30am; Return 7:30pm Registration Deadline: February 10 Registration Deadline: February 28 Registration Deadline: March 20 Beat the winter blues! Try your luck! Divorced, beheaded, died, divorced, Winner of 4 Olivier Awards, including Spend an enjoyable day in Atlantic City beheaded, survived. From Tudor Best Musical Revival! Tony & Grammy at the Resorts Casino. Enjoy the show Queens to Pop Princesses, the wives of Award winner Katrina Lenk & 2x Tony featuring John Ciotta. Henry VIII take the mic to Award and Grammy Award winner Package includes reclaim their identities Patti LuPone (in the role that won her show ticket and $10 out of the shadow the Olivier) come back to Broadway in slot dollars. Restroom of their infamous Stephen Sondheim and George equipped, coach bus spouse—remixing Furth’s groundbreaking transportation. Lunch on five hundred years of musical comedy. The vision your own. historical heartbreak into an exuberant of 2x Tony Award-winning celebration of 21st century girl power. director Marianne Elliott The concert-esque musical gives the six (The Curious Incident of the Dog in ill-fated wives the opportunity to tell the Nighttime, Angels in America), this RESORTS CASINO their stories through a high-energy pop production of Company sheds revelatory score, backed by an all-female band, light onto classic songs such as “The & SHOW Ladies Who Lunch” and the iconic “Being the “Ladies in Waiting”. Beginning in st Wednesday, May 20 the U.K. at the Edinburgh Fringe in Alive.” Being married in 21 century New York has never been this fun. Let’s all $23 member; $28 general 2017 before heading to London, SIX th Depart 10:00am; Return 7:00pm earned five Olivier Award nominations drink to that! It’s Bobbie’s 35 birthday Registration Deadline: April 17 including Best New Musical. party, and all her friends keep asking why isn’t she married? All of the poking and Try your luck! Spend an enjoyable day Orchestra seats at Broadway’s Brooks prodding really could drive a person crazy! in Atlantic City at the Resorts Casino. Atkinson Theater. Restroom equipped, Enjoy the show featuring accomplished coach bus transportation. Lunch on Orchestra seats at Broadway’s Bernard R & B vocalist, guitarist & dancer your own. Jacobs Theater. Restroom equipped, coach Solomon Jaye. bus transportation. Lunch on your own. Package includes show Please note: Member prices are available to KleinLife members only. Non-members are welcome ticket and $10 slot to participate at general prices. All payments must be accompanied by a completed registration dollars. Restroom form for each participant. All trips are escorted by KleinLife staff. All cancellations are subject equipped, coach bus to a $5 penalty. Within four weeks of a theater trip, or two weeks of casino/other type of trip, no transportation. Lunch refunds can be given unless a replacement is secured by Andrea Kimelheim. Replacement priority on your own. is given to the waiting list. For more information, contact Andrea Kimelheim, Travel Coordinator, at [email protected] or 215-698-7300 x176. A WALK ON THE MOON AT GEORGE ST PLAYHOUSE OVERNIGHT TRAVEL Sunday, May 17 $99 member; $109 general Newport, RI & Depart 11:30am; Return 8:00pm Foxwoods Casino Registration Deadline: April 13 Woodstock, 1969. In this new musical June 8-11, 2020 4 Days & 3 Nights adaptation of the award-winning film, $725 member; $750 general housewife Pearl Kantrowitz, sensing that change is in the air, begins a fling Highlights include: with a free-spirited traveling salesman • Tour of Newport including while summering with her family in The Scenic Ten Mile Drive the Catskills. Their whirlwind romance, set against the backdrop of man’s first • Admission to 2 Newport Mansions- tour walk on the moon, takes audiences on these opulent architectural landmarks of a nostalgic journey through an iconic the Gilded Age moment in American history. • Visit the Touro Synagogue, Orchestra seating at George Street America’s Oldest Synagogue Playhouse’s new home at the recently • Olde Mistick Village opened New Brunswick Performing Arts Center. After the show, we will • Harbor Cruise enjoy dinner on our own at the famous • Round trip Motor Coach Harold’s Deli in Edison, NJ. transportation • 3 Breakfasts/3 Dinners • 3 Nights Accommodations • Baggage handling, hotel taxes and driver & meal gratuities The purchase of trip cancellation insurance HIGHLY recommended. For more details, contact Andrea Kimelheim at 215-698-7300 x176 or [email protected] 2020 Spring Trips at KleinLife: Northeast Philadelphia Registration Form Na m e : __________________________________________ A d d r e s s : ________________________________________ A p t . # : ___________________________________________ C i t y : ____________________________________________ S t a t e : ______________________ Z i p : _________________ Ph o n e : __________________________________________ B i r t h D a t e : ______________________________________ E m a i l : ___________________________________________ Check one: Member General S e a t m e w i t h : __________________________________ Emergency Contact: Na m e ( F u l l ) : ____________________________________ R e l a t i o n s h i p : ___________________________________ E m e r g e n c y Ph o n e : _____________________________ I wish to register for the following trips: o Resorts Casino - March 18 ($23M; $28G) ADSSRESORTS318 o Six - March 22 ($180M; $190G) ADSSSix o Company - April 26 ($180M; $190G) ADSSCompany o A Walk on the Moon - May 17 ($99M; $109G) ADSSMoon o Resorts Casino - May 20 ($23M; $28G) ADSSRESORTS0520 Total Amount Enclosed: $____________________ Send checks payable to KleinLife to: KleinLife Attn: Andrea Kimelheim 10100 Jamison Avenue Philadelphia, PA 19116 KleinLife offers a wide variety of cultural arts day experiences that allow the opportunity to participate in various entertainment and cultural trips. All trips include round-trip bus transportation from KleinLife and are escorted by KleinLife staff. Northeast Philadelphia Based on a philosophy that supportive services and meaningful activity help seniors to achieve that goal, KleinLife Active Adult Life provide a daily hot kosher lunch in a congregate setting, health screenings, health education, counseling, information and referral, volunteer opportunities, peer support groups, cultural programs, social activities, computer classes, English as a second language classes, clubs, day trips, public affairs discussions and home delivered meals when needed. For more information: KleinLife: Northeast Philadelphia 10100 Jamison Avenue Philadelphia, PA 19116 215-698-7300 • www.kleinlife.org.
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