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Seth Greenleaf directs a varied ensemble in the musical comedy that shows the common experiences of women of a certain age.

The current production, directed by Dan Dunn, is easily the playhouse's best show this season.

The annual summer high school theatre intensive run by Tony nominees Terrence Mann and Charlotte d'Amboise presented new takes on ANNIE and MATILDA, while encouraging student self-discovery

Director Greg Trax brings the horrific Audrey II to sing its way into infamy on the Gettysburg Community Theatre stage

Owners Cynthia and David DiSavino star in Ken Ludwig's send-up of the country club set and their clubs

Director Jason Summers and four powerhouse singers recreate the girl groups of the Sixties on stage at Gretna Theatre

Peter S. Fischer's latest Joe Bernardi mystery combines an on-screen Hitchcock thriller with Joe's own latest case

She's not just a triple-treat actor -- her work as a life coach lets her pick roles with meaning for her.

A small Pennsylvania town is now a large gallery scene at the moment, in close range to Baltimore, Philly and DC, and not that far from New York -- and it's a prime location for your next 2 or 3 day weekend.

The jukebox musical of Ellie Greenwich hits closes the 2013 season for Totem Pole with the roar of motorcycles and the harmonies of the Shirelles

The noted musical director, currently taking on BIG FISH, also takes on the issues of children, poverty, and education with her arts organization, ASTEP

The popular collection of almost-romantic vignettes is on stage at Oyster Mill Playhouse, and may be the best play of their season to date.

A young Polish survivor comes to an American yeshiva. Can the other students accept his differences -- and his secrets?

Elizabeth Massie's soon-to-be-released horror-mystery gives Coney Island's adventurous side a whole new meaning

For the third year, Theatre Harrisburg and the Alumni Chorale of Lebanon Valley College have presented their ambitious SUMMER SALUTE TO THE BEST OF BROADWAY MUSICALS at Whittaker Center. Steven Flom as Production Director and Gregg Mauroni as Musical Director presented a program calculated to keep the outdoor heat away on August 10 and 11, but to keep the heat going on stage.

The new New York Review of Books e-book plumbs the depths of men and women, of Israelis and Arabs, and finds both common ground and common fear

The Off-Broadway spectacular set in Armadillo Acres is at YLT's black box studio with limited, must-grab seating

Director JJ Kaczynski and a stellar lead cast bring the circus -- the three-ring and the marital variety both -- to Totem Pole Playhouse

Royal Young presents an unfiltered and uncensored look at the life of someone -- himself -- in desperate need of attention, in a book that deserves some.

The late composer's posthumously-released children's book shows youngest readers that it's okay to think big, but that sometimes you have to work for it, too