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Rich Mehrenberg was introduced to the magic of theater when he played "The Boy" in his first grade class production of "The Giving Tree". It has been a long term love affair ever since. He enjoys being both on stage and in the audience of Central Pennsylvania theaters and beyond.

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First Show: Les Miserables-orginal Broadway cast
Favorite Show: The Book of Mormon

Favorite Stories

Review: JOSEPH AND THE AMAZING TECHNICOLOR DREAMCOAT at Fulton Theatre - Just a dazzling production that I saw multiple times.
BWW Review: ROCK OF AGES at Hershey Area Playhouse - This was a scrappy community production that was a lot more fun and creative than most of the professionals ones I saw
Review: ELVIS-A MUSICAL REVIEW at Dutch Apple Dinner Theatre - It is important for me to be honest in my reviews.
Review: Arthur Miller's THE CRUCIBLE at Ephrata Performing Arts Center - Classical theater presented n a new and exciting way.
BWW Review: ON YOUR FEET at Dutch Apple Dinner Theatre - Surprisingly touching and warm.

Latest Articles

Interview: Caleb Corkery of LANCASTER FRINGE FEST at

February 12, 2026

Information on the origins, purpose, and mission of the Lancaster Fringe Festival and its upcoming fundrasier.

Previews: HADESTOWN-TEEN EDITION at Servant Stage

February 4, 2026

Servant Stage is singing an old song, and they’re singing it again and again in their production of Hadestown Teen Edition!

Review: EVERY BRILLIANT THING at Fulton Theatre

January 18, 2026

Every Brilliant Thing is a beautiful story filled with the joyfulness and randomness associated with sharing the stage with strangers.

Review: CLUE: THE MUSICAL at Dutch Apple Dinner Theatre

January 11, 2026

Dutch Apple Dinner Theater is ready for some fun and games with their 301st production, Clue, the Musical.

Review: IT'S A WONDERFUL LIFE-A LIVE RADIO PLAY at Fulton Theatre

December 7, 2025

I think this format might have worked better for me if it was associated with an original story with no source of comparison.

Review: ELF at Fulton Theatre

November 23, 2025

The production is as big, bright, and shiny, as the Rockefeller Center Christmas Tree.

Review: HOLIDAY INN at Dutch Apple Dinner Theater

November 10, 2025

Holiday Inn at Dutch Apple Dinner Theater is probably a great choice for folks who love nostalgia, Hallmark movies, and Lawrence Welk.

Review: DECEIVED at Fulton Theatre

October 27, 2025

Fulton Theatre is going all in this Halloween season.

Review: PARADE at EPAC

October 19, 2025

Don’t come to Parade expecting easy answers or a fairy tale ending.

Review: A CHORUS LINE at Dutch Apple Dinner Theatre

September 28, 2025

A half-century later, A Chorus Line remains one singular sensation! Grab some tickets and see for yourself, now through November 1st.

Review: DRIVING MISS DAISY at Fulton Theatre

September 13, 2025

While Driving Miss Daisy will never match the stagecraft extravaganza of an Andrew Lloyd Weber musical nor the plot complexities of Arthur Miller, it is very effective at what it does.

Review: GOD OF CARNAGE at EPAC

September 7, 2025

God of Carnage tells the story of two couples brought together by their children’s playground fracas.

Review: BUDDY-THE BUDDY HOLLY STORY at Dutch Apple Dinner Theatre

August 18, 2025

This is a highly enjoyable show that will be loved by all ages.

Review: THE PRODUCERS at EPAC

July 20, 2025

The Producers has a very large and active ensemble, and EPAC was more than up to the challenge.

Review: THE DA VINCI CODE at Theatre Harrisburg

June 21, 2025

The Da Vinci Code will be enjoyable both by newbies and big fans of the book.

Review: CATS at Fulton Theatre

June 15, 2025

Cats serves as Fulton Theatre’s final production for the 2024-25 season.

Review: THE TEMPEST at Lancaster Shakespeare Theatre

June 9, 2025

Curtis Proctor, one of the company's board members accurately describes the show as 'part Elizabethian, part Comedia del Arte, part 'In-prov', and part Monty Python'

Review: WE WILL ROCK YOU at Dutch Apple Dinner Theatre

May 25, 2025

Overall, Rock of Ages is a strange and uneven show.

Review: ROMEO + JULIET at EPAC

May 18, 2025

Galosi and Burdick are very believable in their characterizations and have more than enough shared chemistry to make the story work fantastically.

Review: GYPSY at EPAC

October 13, 2024

To be totally honest with you, I would have been satisfied with EPAC’s recent production of Gypsy if it was simply the orchestra banging out the soundtrack.

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