Giulia - The Poison Queen of Palermo BIO
Giulia - The Poison Queen of Palermo is scheduled for July 26, 2026, at the Perelman Performing Arts Center in New York. The event listing identifies it as a musical or play, but does not provide a production synopsis, cast details, creative team, tour name, or confirmed song and album information. These details should not be assumed, so check the event information as it becomes available for an accurate picture of the production.
The supplied listing shows one date at the venue and does not establish a history of previous performances there. It also does not provide details about earlier New York engagements or audience reviews. For visitors planning a theatre outing in the city, the production's title suggests a Palermo connection, but no specific historical or biographical basis for the story is confirmed in the available event details.
Find this Theatre event in the Musical / play category through ticketsinbrooklyn.com, with the Perelman Performing Arts Center as the listed venue in New York.
Venue and Seating Information
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Giulia - The Poison Queen of Palermo Brooklyn reviews
Mixed Feelings
"In a different city, I had seen Giulia - The Poison Queen of Palermo before and sat on the first row of the GTC section. My rating would have been higher, I think, had I sat closer to the stage, but $80 a ticket was all I could spend as we were a family of four. There were times where it was hard to hear the words being spoken or seeing the character's faces. The play is an excellent play and I would highly recommend it in a smaller setting. Overall, the experience was OK, just wouldn't see a play that far back again in that setting. Ticket price may drive that to be our last play that we see at the Performing Art Center."