Glen Mills News

On Monday January 23rd Theatre 20 announced its inaugural season in a very special event held at Toronto's The National Club. On hand for the announcement were most of Theatre 20's founding members, as well as members of the arts community, city councilors, special musical guests and invited members of the press. BWW is thrilled to brings its readers these photos of the very special night.

Henry and Mudge, Cynthia Rylant's best-selling children's series, comes to life as part of the Walnut Street Theatre for Kids Series! This heartwarming musical adaptation will charm your entire family on Saturday, February 4, with performances at 10:30am, 1pm and 3:30pm.

Christmas will be white in Philadelphia this year when Vicki and Chris Le Vine, along with The Broadway Dreams Foundation, present the second annual White Christmas at Sweetwater Farm and Grace Winery (50 Sweetwater Road, Glen Mills, PA) on Sunday, December 18, 2011.

Christmas will be white in Philadelphia this year when Vicki and Chris Le Vine, along with The Broadway Dreams Foundation, present the second annual White Christmas at Sweetwater Farm and Grace Winery (50 Sweetwater Road, Glen Mills, PA) on Sunday, December 18, 2011.

Pete Townshend's score won the Tony Award in 1993 when The Who's concept album from the late 1960's was transferred to the Broadway stage. Townshend said he used Tommy's afflictions to represent the 'basic blindness to reality' shared by most of the general population. The role of Tommy will be portrayed on The Media Theatre stage by Peter Kriss who has been seen in regional productions of 'Footloose' and 'Fame'. View 5-year-old John Michael Daily of Glen Mills performing 'Pinball Wizard', in a clip provided by his parents, by clicking below!

Today, literature written for young people often features wizards, demi-gods or vampires; but a century ago, things were a bit simpler. Lucy Maud Montgomery wrote a charming series of novels about Anne Shirley, a clever orphan adopted by a kind older man and his stern sister.

What could be more appropriate for the coming of spring than a classic coming-of-age story? The Players Club of Swarthmore Theater will be putting Anne of Green Gables on its stage, starting March eighteenth.

Today, literature written for young people often features wizards, demi-gods or vampires; but a century ago, things were a bit simpler. Lucy Maud Montgomery wrote a charming series of novels about Anne Shirley, a clever orphan adopted by a kind older man and his stern sister.

What could be more appropriate for the coming of spring than a classic coming-of-age story? The Players Club of Swarthmore Theater will be putting Anne of Green Gables on its stage, starting March eighteenth.

Ah, the age-old story of forbidden love. What youngster could possibly resist the lure of a romance with the child of a feuding family? At least, that's what the fathers are counting on, in The Players Club of Swarthmore Theater's production of The Fantasticks - starting January 7th. Yes, it's a musical case of reverse psychology - wherein two fathers pretend to be enemies in an attempt to push their children together.

The Players Club of Swarthmore Theater is ringing in the new year with an intimate musical about a girl and a boy - and the Spanish gaucho hired by their fathers to whip up a romance. Theatergoers around the globe have fallen in love with songs like 'Try to Remember' and 'Soon it's Gonna Rain' in The Fantasticks - coming to the Swarthmore stage starting January 7th.

Ah, the age-old story of forbidden love. What youngster could possibly resist the lure of a romance with the child of a feuding family? At least, that's what the fathers are counting on, in The Players Club of Swarthmore Theater's production of The Fantasticks - starting January 7th. Yes, it's a musical case of reverse psychology - wherein two fathers pretend to be enemies in an attempt to push their children together.

Vicki and Christopher Le Vine will celebrate the season with White Christmas at Sweetwater Farm, a holiday concert to benefit The Broadway Dreams Foundation, a national non-profit performing arts training program.

The Players Club of Swarthmore Theater is ringing in the new year with an intimate musical about a girl and a boy - and the Spanish gaucho hired by their fathers to whip up a romance. Theatergoers around the globe have fallen in love with songs like 'Try to Remember' and 'Soon it's Gonna Rain' in The Fantasticks - coming to the Swarthmore stage starting January 7th.

Vicki and Christopher Le Vine will celebrate the season with White Christmas at Sweetwater Farm, a holiday concert to benefit The Broadway Dreams Foundation, a national non-profit performing arts training program.

Christopher and Vicki Le Vine will celebrate The Broadway Dreams Foundation's return engagement to Philadelphia with a star-studded benefit fundraiser on Sunday, August 1, 2010 at 5:00 p.m.

Christopher and Vicki Le Vine will celebrate The Broadway Dreams Foundation's return engagement to Philadelphia with a star-studded benefit fundraiser on Sunday, August 1, 2010 at 5:00 p.m.

The Walnut Street Theatre continues its landmark 201st season with a masterful new staging of Lionel Bart's OLIVER!

The Walnut Street Theatre continues its landmark 201st season with a masterful new staging of Lionel Bart's OLIVER!