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by Rich Mehrenberg - April 22, 2024

Their robust and exposition-heavy first act scenes reminds me of that classic physics question, “what happens when an unstoppable force meets an unmovable object?”. ...

by Jason Davis - April 21, 2024

What did our critic think of THE PLAY THAT GOES WRONG at The Belmont Theatre?...

by Andrea Stephenson - April 21, 2024

The actors have wonderful interactions with one another and with the audience, and their comedy chops are highlighted well. The actors have good voices and there are moments of nice harmonies and solo work. Unfortunately, the show is disappointing due to some major pitch problems that even impacted ...

by Andrea Stephenson - April 20, 2024

These young actors perform with an enthusiasm and dedication that will have audiences laughing, clapping, and singing along. Any time young actors take the stage with passion and joy, the audience cannot help but feel it, too...

by Rich Mehrenberg - April 17, 2024

This is the real deal!  Audience members were called on stage.  Real cash and prizes were awarded.  Same music, same sound effects, same games.  Hosted by “the host with the most’ Todd Newton, everyone involved had a great time.  Newton has that smooth, buttery emcee demeanor while simultaneously ex...

by Rich Mehrenberg - April 13, 2024

Dutch Apples steps outside of their comfort zone with mostly favorable results.  Ragtime is a challenging and thought-provoking piece, and any criticism is directed towards the script, not its talented cast and crew....

by Andrea Stephenson - April 13, 2024

The play is immensely creative, combining comedic dialogue with emotional moments and the beautiful message that being kind and not judging others is more important than wealth, looks, and being proper. To see these young performers bringing a classic fairy tale to life with such joy and passion is ...

by Sandra Harberger - April 06, 2024

DreamWrights is performing “A Trip to the Moon” by Tracy Wells under the direction of Crystal Ganong from April 5th to April 14th. This vignette-style play will take you back to the summer of 1969 in America when everyone was talking about landing on the moon, Woodstock, and Vietnam. Each short scen...

by Jason Davis - April 03, 2024

What did our critic think of MAMMA MIA! at Hershey Theatre?...

by Rich Mehrenberg - March 31, 2024

The audience laughs, cries, and if they are lucky, has something to reflect upon on the way home....