Review: ANASTASIA THE MUSICAL at Keystone Theatrics at The Playhouse at Allenberry
With its superb acting and lovely harmonies, this is a production that will capture the hearts of the audience.
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With its superb acting and lovely harmonies, this is a production that will capture the hearts of the audience.
Every element of this production is carefully crafted, eliciting genuine emotion from the audience as they experience this smart, poetic, complex play.
I am very grateful that EPAC brought Angels in America to their stage.
But just like sex and pizza, Shakespeare is always, at least, pretty good.
While Cats”might not be everyone's favorite Broadway show, due to its limited plot and unusual format, there is no denying that the energy and talent of this cast, the creativity of the choreography, the always incredible staging/directing by Rene Staub, and live orchestra, gave this production
Orangemite has adapted the two plays with provided narration which shorted the time to 2 1/2 hours to deliver York, PA the first live performance of these Shakespeare plays.
Gettysburg Community Theatre’s production of Kinky Boots will have audiences tapping their toes, cheering for the underdog, and wishing for their own pair of red stiletto boots.
Charlie and the Chocolate Factory is a scrumdiddlyumptious summer treat on the Fulton stage.
Reggie Barton’s debut production of Bridge at The Belmont Theatre cleverly employs the backdrop of a charming card game in order to seamlessly blend thought-provoking contemporary themes with witty repartee.
The cast members are clearly enjoying themselves, bringing the audience along on an amusing and entertaining ride through the mind.
DreamWrights is presenting “American Idiot” from June 7 to June 16th under the direction of Deirdre Casey.
While theater often manages to entertain or to move its audience, Angles in America is a great example of how quality theater can also educate.
This delightful comedy, directed by Kelli Kauterman, is the perfect way to kick off the summer season.
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The Full Monty is a lot of fun, and a great palate cleanser after the more solemn, Ragtime.
What the Constitution Means to Me is an important play that brings difficult themes, questions, statistics, and realities into the spotlight.
Fulton has done some remarkable small-scale musicals on their fourth floor stage.
Abandon All Hope is a timely show full of hope.
While each individual actor is spectacular in his or her role, what really makes this show engaging are the interactions between the characters.
Dreamwrights presents “Sweat” by Lynn Nottage under the direction of Cal Weary from May 3rd to May 11th.
The show is filled to the brim with witty puns, double entendre, and references to Shakespeare’s works and well-known musicals.
I don’t think that South Pacific or even the shows of Rogers and Hammerstein are especially dated or irrelevant.
Theatre Harrisburg’s production of Seussical is fun, engaging, and inspiring.
Rupert’s Remarkable Request” is an awarding winning original play written by York local playwright Diane Crews.
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