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Popular mystery author Anthony Bidulka presents a new detective, Adam Saint of the Canadian Disaster Recovery Agency, in a mystery/thriller of wide-ranging scope

ACTS of Kindness Theatre's summer offering is big, it's green, and it's all ogre the place -- and it's all in fun and for charity.

The former Sally Bowles talks about music on and off stage, her parents' influence on her, and how acting, music, and parental influence resulted in her volunteering for ASTEP (Artists Striving To Eliminate Poverty) in Ecuador

Backed by a super-performer quartet (Count Basie's drummer and an Emmy-winning pianist among them) and his daughter, Tony Bennett shows no sign of slowing down yet, and audiences won't let him

Tom Hostetter directs Harrisburg's first couple of theater in a first for both of them

The Marc Camoletti classic is back on stage at Totem Pole, and fifty years makes it no less funny

Director Edward R. Fernandez and Irving Gonzalez present a brash, bawdy, bubbling production of the Frank Loesser classic that's nicely nicely performed

Director John Putch reminisces on life on stage, behind the camera, and in the small towns that understand his work.

It's a mystery. It's science fiction. No, it's a comedy -- or is it all three? Artist Kingon's first novel covers plenty of territory in genres as well as in distance, and comes out on top

The classic farce/mystery of a mystery writer's mixed-up vacation is on stage now at Oyster Mill

Allenberry artistic director Roque Berlanga and choreographer Caitlin Evans bring the area an ANNIE that delivers on the show's potential

The Leslie Stevens classic (both Broadway play and film) is revived and updated at Rainbow Dinner Theatre

Director Rene Staub brings Mel Brooks' film-turned-musical-turned-film extravaganza of Broadway's greatest schlock to the YLT stage, and audiences love it

Not every young actor graduating high school already has 36 productions under their belt. What's it like for a professional actor to apply to be in the high school play? Find out from Michaela Coplen.

Richard Hellesen's production for Ford's Theatre is on stage at the Majestic for Gettysburg's 150th anniversary.

In 2005, the New York Times ran an article on romance novels, noting that romance novels were read by 51 million people a year, accounted for 49 percent of all paperback sales, and sold nearly one and a half billion dollars' worth of books annually. That's a lot of romance - and at the time, as the Times noted, the market was aimed almost exclusively at heterosexual women with heterosexual romance. The article's real focus was on the emerging market for same-sex romance novels.

Dustin LeBlanc directs a fine ensemble and some talented leads in Dolly Parton's musical fantasy of revenge on the boss

Lee Wilkof and Robert Picardo, directed by John Putch, present a knockout version of the Neil Simon classic

Townsend's sophomore novel is a charming tribute to all things Italian -- its culture, its wine, and its families, no matter how flawed they may be.

Two spectacular singers headline the classic Rodgers and Hammerstein wartime story of star-crossed lovers