"The Disappearing Quarterback" - One-Man Play of Stanford and Eagles QB Mike Boryla

Mike Boryla played QB at Stanford, where he was team MVP his senior season. He played for the  Philadelphia Eagles in the NFL from 1974 to 1976. At the Pro Bowl after the 1975 season, he threw two touchdown passes in the final minutes to lead the NFC to a 23-20 win.  In his last year with the Eagles in 1976, he was the starting quarterback but the victim of several concussions, and after the season he was traded to the Tampa Bay Buccaneers.  In 1978 he quit professional football and…disappeared! After a career in business, Mike has become a writer and written 7 plays.

In a world premiere one-man show, Mike returns to Philadelphia to tell his story of walking away from the sport and teammates he loved. With the effects of concussions becoming ever more clear, and many questioning its future, should “America’s Game” disappear? A play for football fanatics and novices alike set in the intimate Skinner Studio, The Disappearing Quarterback puts you inside the helmet of a unique athlete, a self-described “long-haired hippie,” with a passionate purpose and a story to share.

Tickets to this small theater are limited and available on a first come, first served basis. 

Questions?  Contact Harry Ting at: harry@tingnet.com or 610-336-4362, evenings