Review: THE FULL MONTY at Dutch Apple Dinner Theatre
The Full Monty is a lot of fun, and a great palate cleanser after the more solemn, Ragtime.
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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.
Their robust and exposition-heavy first act scenes reminds me of that classic physics question, “what happens when an unstoppable force meets an unmovable object?”.
What did our critic think of THE PLAY THAT GOES WRONG at The Belmont Theatre?
The actors have wonderful interactions with one another and with the audience, and their comedy chops are highlighted well.
These young actors perform with an enthusiasm and dedication that will have audiences laughing, clapping, and singing along.
This is the real deal! Audience members were called on stage.
Dutch Apples steps outside of their comfort zone with mostly favorable results.
The play is immensely creative, combining comedic dialogue with emotional moments and the beautiful message that being kind and not judging others is more important than wealth, looks, and being proper.
DreamWrights is performing “A Trip to the Moon” by Tracy Wells under the direction of Crystal Ganong from April 5th to April 14th.
What did our critic think of MAMMA MIA! at Hershey Theatre?
The audience laughs, cries, and if they are lucky, has something to reflect upon on the way home.
Open Stage presents its 24th annual production of The Diary of Anne Frank beginning March 19.
This show is a ball for people who rocked a mullet in their senior picture, as well as those who think Def Leppard is a large spotted cat with a hearing problem.
The Players on High at Carlisle Theatre, under the leadership of director Ben Greenberg with artistic director/acting coach Ashley Byerts and comedy coach Catie MO, presents Neil Simon's Rumors, March 15-24.
This cast of courageous women is dynamite.
The original “Pride and Prejudice” was written in 1813 and has sold over 20 million copies and inspired many adaptations in written form, television, or film.
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