This adaptation of The Legend of Sleepy Hollow will have audiences sitting up in their seats, laughing aloud at the antics of the townsfolk, and wondering just what did happen to Ichabod Crane on that fateful night.
The staging, set design, and lighting work together to create pure theatre magic as the scenery changes from the inn to the ship to the island and so forth without the audience even realizing it.
It is always a joy to see a group of young actors pour their hearts into a show.
Matt Henningsen takes the stage as Tony Manero in Dutch Apple Dinner Theatre’s production of Saturday Night Fever, running through November 12th.
The script and music are brilliant, delving into issues that teens and families deal with every day with authentic dialogue and beautiful, emotion-filled music.
What better way to kick off autumn than with The Legend of Sleepy Hollow adapted by local playwright David Ramón Zayas and directed by Jeff Luttermoser at Theatre Harrisburg September 9-18.
The Glass Menagerie is a complex play filled with deep emotion, multi-faceted characters, and intricate relationships.
She Kills Monsters also illuminates the ways in which our stories intersect with one another.
This show, directed by Eric Mansilla with music director Lindy Mack, is an engaging and brilliantly staged production with a talented group of actors who bring their whole hearts to the performance.
The Little Mermaid is the perfect summer show, and audiences can enjoy this delightful show at The Dutch Apple Dinner Theatre through August 6th.
Avenue Q dives into some serious themes in a comedic manner.
Murder on West Moon Street is a fast-paced and witty script that explores, in a playful way, questions of free will and fate.
Spring Awakening is a challenging and important show that does not shy away from the difficult experiences in life.
Overall, this production of The Secret Garden, directed by Ashley Shade Byerts, is a lovely retelling of the classic tale.
One of the best things about Gamut’s Shakespeare in the Park is the sense of community that fills the audience.
This cast is comprised of superb storytellers who use their voices, facial expressions, and movement to draw the audience into the performance.
In true Neil Simon fashion, Come Blow Your Horn explores complicated themes in hilarious yet poignant ways.
Moonlight and Magnolias is a farce that combines physical comedy with rapid-fire dialogue to create a hilariously funny, yet thought-provoking play.
Rock of Ages is not your typical musical theatre show.
In partnership with the PA Coalition for Trans Youth, Gamut Theatre Group presents Orlando under the direction of Francesca Amendolia now through March 27th.
