Sister's Irish Catechism

Doors open one hour prior to performance. All patrons must have a valid ticket for entry. All persons and bags are subject to search.
Sister is back with a brand-new class all about one of her favorite topics - anything and everything IRISH! She`ll regale you with stories from her Irish Catholic neighborhood while teaching the fine art of the Irish Exit, the secrets behind Dublin`s famous colorful doors, and even solving the mystery of how St. Patrick drove the snakes out of Ireland. Along the way, Sister will have her class preparing for the ultimate honor: applying to march in the big St. Patrick`s Day Parade. Students won`t just sit back and watch - you`ll be part of the rehearsal process as Sister gets everyone parade-ready, testing your knowledge of the Emerald Isle and maybe even rewarding you with a Celtic prize or two. It`s a hilarious, history-tinged adventure filled with laughter, tradition, and just the right splash of Irish spirit. So grab your friends, raise a pint, and get to class - you don`t want to keep Sister waiting!

- Main Box Office: (920) 730-3760
- Administrative Office: (920) 730-3785

- Available for all ticketed events
- ID required for pickup
- Can be collected 1 hour before performance start time
- Unclaimed tickets returned to circulation 15 minutes before show

- On-site parking lot available
- Street parking in downtown Appleton
- Nearby public parking structures
- Handicap parking spaces near main entrance
- Some parking areas may have hourly/event rates

- Wheelchair accessible seating
- Companion seats next to accessible spaces
- Assisted listening devices available
- Sign language interpretation upon advanced request

- No outside food or beverages
- Photography/recording typically prohibited during performances
- Cell phones must be silenced
- Business casual to formal attire recommended
- All patrons require a ticket, regardless of age

- Age restrictions vary by performance
- Children under 5 generally not recommended for most shows
- Some family-friendly performances have specific child pricing
- Babes-in-arms policy depends on specific event guidelines