Giulia - The Poison Queen of Palermo Biography
Giulia - The Poison Queen of Palermo is scheduled for July 26, 2026, at the Perelman Performing Arts Center in New York. The supplied event information identifies the production and date but does not include details about its creative team, story, cast, music, reviews, or touring history. Further background should be confirmed through official production materials.
The listing shows one scheduled event at this venue and provides no confirmed record of earlier performances there. The date gives New York audiences an opportunity to see the production at a prominent performing arts destination in the city. For updates and ticket information, visit ticketsuniondale.com's New York Theatre guide for Musical / play events at the Perelman Performing Arts Center.
Venue and Seating Information
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Giulia - The Poison Queen of Palermo Uniondale reviews
Musical History
Who after 40 years will continue to perform and have the same lasting talent and appeal as Carlos Santana and Rod Stewart? Where are the performers who will step up and still have the energy?
