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Jack Sharkey's classic comedy of psychiatrists and book contracts is on stage at Oyster Mill Playhouse

Poulenc's work about martyred nuns shows its modern relevance on stage at the Perelman Theatre in Philadelphia

Director Marc Robin and a great cast put on the Ritz with the musical version of Mel Brooks' favorite comedy

When Allie finds a dead body in her father's Mackinac Island hotel and fudge shop, more mayhem ensues.

The noted composer of THE BRIDGES OF MADISON COUNTY appears at a master class and concert on March 29 with PRiMA Theatre

Jason Robert Brown, with BRIDGES OF MADISON COUNTY on Broadway and HONEYMOON IN VEGAS coming, talks about his career and his continuing live performances

Carrie Trax and Kyleigh Grim direct a show it should have been 'impossible' to have on stage in the area, with a children's cast singing Rodgers and Hammerstein classics, that's not only possible but delightful

Anne Alsedek directs a well-handled version of Open Stage's annual production -- its fifteenth year of presenting the powerful classic

Someone let the Calamari Sisters back into Philly, and this time there's a wedding. Or is there? And did someone leave a cake out in the rain? 'Mangia Italiano!' is back, and things will never be the same.

Bailey Ryon of MATILDA and cast and friends of Gettysburg Community Theatre performed at THE CINDERELLA BALL for GCT.

One of America's great luxury hotels boasts a dining room whose cuisine isn't entirely made of the local product -- chocolate -- but incorporates it within a nicely balanced menu

Stage and large and small screen star Christopher McDonald talks about his career and his part in Valerie Landsberg's Kickstarter-funded OFFER AND COMPROMISE, an examination of credit cards and debt collection

BABY is a small but charming show at Susquehanna Stage -- and for dinner first in a cold end-of-winter, warm up at the ancient fireplace at Shank's Tavern

DreamWrights and director Paige Hoke provide a version of Carroll's classic tale with a grinning cat, a mad hatter, and increased accessibility for the visually impaired.

It's got black and white spotted puppies and a mean, evil, awful Cruella DeVil. You want something else? Of course you don't.

The national tour of SISTER ACT comes to Hershey Theatre with a heady mix of nunsense and the sound of Philadelphia as filtered through Alan Menken. The music -- and the Mother Superior -- are worth the trip.

Victor Legaretta is back as London cabbie John Smith, king of the bigamists, with a new dilemma -- his children by his two wives just may start dating, with no idea they have the same father. Insanity follows.

Cynthia and David DiSavino play -- what? -- an old married couple on stage at Rainbow, while a younger unmarried pair accidentally invades their vacation cabin with unsurprisingly hilarious results

Director Dan Burke and stars David Newhouse and Clark Nicholson put on an intimate and intense production of Ronald Harwood's THE DRESSER

Ken Ludwig's classic sendup of a potentially failing opera takes stage at the Krevsky Center. Chaos fortunately ensues.