| | The Bristol Riverside Theater is located at 120 Radcliffe Street in Bristol Borough, PA.. It is a professional theater housed in a beautifully renovated old movie theater. During intermission, be sure to visit the lounge for an excellent view of the Delaware river waterfront. We recently visited for and the afternoon performance of “the trial of Ebenezer Scrooge”. on entering the theater, we were impressed by the detailed set. When the show started, we were equally impressed by the period costumes. The theater was full with the exception of perhaps a half dozen empty seats. We ended up with excellent seats in the third row to you to someone’s cancellation. However for most performances, you will want to reserve your tickets well in advance. We’re looking forward to the upcoming showing of “The Bully Pulpit”, a story about the life of Theodore Roosevelt. The show will begin running at the end of February, 2007 into mid March, 2007. If you go: - Be sure to check the theater’s website about parking. There is metered parking on the street and a large municipal parking lot just north of the theater. At times the joining parking lot will be available for theater patrons.
- After the show, we walked to the King George II restaurant. Please see your review for more details . It’s a great place to go after the show.
- If you have the time before or after the show, and the weather is nice, you might want to take some time to stroll along the beautiful Bristol waterfront.
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Bristol Riverside Theater in Bristol Pennsylvania
The Bristol Riverside Theater is located at 120 Radcliffe Street in Bristol Borough, PA.. It is a professional theater housed in a beautifully renovated old movie theater.
During intermission, be sure to visit the lounge for an excellent view of the Delaware river waterfront.
We recently visited for and the afternoon performance of “the trial of Ebenezer Scrooge”. on entering the theater, we were impressed by the detailed set. When the show started, we were equally impressed by the period costumes. The theater was full with the exception of perhaps a half dozen empty seats. We ended up with excellent seats in the third row to you to someone’s cancellation. However for most performances, you will want to reserve your tickets well in advance.
We’re looking forward to the upcoming showing of “The Bully Pulpit”, a story about the life of Theodore Roosevelt. The show will begin running at the end of February, 2007 into mid March, 2007.
If you go:
Bristol Riverside Theater Website
***NEW!!*** – Check out our Bucks County Blog