BWW Review: TWILIGHT: LOS ANGELES, 1992 at DreamWrights Center For Community Arts
The cast and crew at DreamWrights deserve a round of applause for taking on Twilight: Los Angeles, 1992, dealing with its difficult but important themes, and presenting an authentic and well-designed performance. Find information about tickets as well as a recorded Community Conversation about the s...
BWW Review: SWEENEY TODD: THE DEMON BARBER OF FLEET STREET at Gettysburg Community Theatre
The entire cast and crew of Sweeney Todd deserve a round of applause for their performance. While this production is sold out, be sure to catch the theatre’s upcoming performances at Gettysburg Community Theatre. ...
BWW Review: THE LION IN WINTER at Little Theatre Of Mechanicsburg
The play is well-written, and it requires a talented cast and crew to draw the audience into the time and place, to bring out the intricacies of the characters, and to delve into the complex relationships between them. Director Stephen Hensel and his cast and crew do not disappoint. This is a perfor...
BWW Review: A CHRISTMAS CAROL at Players On High At The Carlisle Theatre
In their endeavor to offer a new take on an old and beloved story, the Players on High at Carlisle Theatre have absolutely hit their mark with their production of A Christmas Carol. You only have two more chances to see this extraordinary production, so visit https://carlisletheatre.showare.com/ to ...
BWW Review: A CHRISTMAS CAROL at DreamWrights Center For Community Arts
This holiday season, audiences can enjoy a fresh take on A Christmas Carol by Barbara Field at DreamWrights Center for Community Arts December 10-19. Visit www.dreamwrights.org for tickets to enjoy this unique and heartwarming production of a holiday favorite....
BWW Review: ALL IS CALM: THE CHRISTMAS TRUCE OF 1914 at Susquehanna Stage
All Is Calm: The Christmas Truce of 1914 tells the remarkable story of a World War I moment of peace. Based on a true story, writer Peter Rothstein uses traditional musical numbers and personal letters to tell the story of British soldiers fighting on the front lines against the Germans. As the stor...
BWW Review: JACOB MARLEY'S A CHRISTMAS CAROL at Fulton Theatre
The Fulton Theater's mainstage production of Cinderella has much to compare and contrast with their current fourth floor production of Jacob Marley's Christmas Carol. Whereas, Cinderella has a cast of dozens, JMCC is a one man show. ...
BWW Review: A LITTLE WOMEN CHRISTMAS at Little Theatre Of Mechanicsburg
Little Women is a beloved novel that has captured the hearts and minds of many over the years. Highlighting various portions of the story, Stephen Joseph Burke’s play A Little Women Christmas is a tale of hope, faith, family, and love. A story for all ages, this play takes center stage at Little T...
BWW Review: CINDERELLA at Fulton Theatre
The Fulton's Christmas production of Cinderella is a real-life fairy tale. With lavish costumes, intricate sets, and a large, talented cast, this is a show designed for 'happily ever afters'. Although this show isn't specifically Christmas-themed, it is obvious that the Fulton pulled out all the sto...
BWW Review: DISNEY'S BEAUTY AND THE BEAST at The Belmont Theatre
When attempting to produce a classic show where audience members not only know the story but can sing along with all the songs, theatre companies are left with only two choices: one, do something unique and unexpected, or two, stick to the script and knock it out of the park. ...
BWW Review: MIRACLE ON 34TH STREET at Dutch Apple Dinner Theatre
Dutch Apple Dinner Theater kicked off the holiday season with their current production of Miracle on 34th Street. I had assumed that this was a new musical based on the classic film, but after doing a little digging, it turns out it was written in 1963 by Meredith Wilson, creator of The Music Man. T...
BWW Review: THE SAVANNAH SIPPING SOCIETY at Hanover Little Theatre
The Savannah Sipping Society is Hanover Little Theatre’s first live show in almost two years, and it is well worth the wait. It is also the perfect show for these times—many of us have faced uncertainty, loss, and the struggle of rediscovering who we are and who we want to be—difficulties the ...
BWW Review: ALICE'S ADVENTURES IN WONDERLAND AND THROUGH THE LOOKING GLASS at Gamut Theatre Group
Gamut Theatre is known for its creative adaptations of classic tales. November 6-28, audiences can enjoy Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland and Through the Looking Glass, written by Harrisburg’s own Sean Adams and directed by Melissa Nicholson....
BWW Review: BAREFOOT IN THE PARK at Oyster Mill Playhouse
Barefoot in the Park is a wonderful play that reminds us all that it is important to listen to one another, to fight for love, and to sometimes learn to let go a little. For a delightful performance by a stellar cast and crew that will make you laugh from beginning to end, get your tickets for Oyste...
BWW Review: THE SPONGEBOB MUSICAL at Theatre Harrisburg
The SpongeBob Musical is the first production of Theatre Harrisburg’s 96th season, and audiences can enjoy this optimistic and uplifting show October 22-November 7....
BWW Review: BLITHE SPIRIT at The Belmont Theatre
The Belmont Theatre's annual October offering is Blithe Spirit, a classic comedy about marriage and the ghosts of the past....
BWW Review: FRANKENSTEIN at Little Theatre Of Mechanicsburg
Autumn has a way of sparking the imagination and has inspired books, movies, and plays. Classic works, like Mary Shelley’s 1818 novel Frankenstein; or, The Modern Prometheus, are a staple of the season. Little Theatre of Mechanicsburg invites audiences to their production of Frankenstein now throu...
BWW Review: CABARET at Susquehanna Stage
A wild ride of naughty night club numbers, love affairs, and smuggling, overshadowed by the rise of Nazi power in Germany, create a night filled with strong and mixed emotions. Susquehanna Stage's production of Cabaret captured this spirit and entertained theater goers....
BWW Review: SOMETHING ROTTEN at EPAC
Don't let the name fool ya. EPAC's production of Something Rotten is totally fresh. In fact, it is their best show post-pandemic, by far. (Any show that rhymes 'penis' and 'genius' in it's first ten minutes is gonna crack you up!) ...
BWW Review: A MIDSUMMER NIGHT'S DREAM at Gamut Theatre
The course of true love never did run smooth, but a good Shakespeare play often does. That is my take away from a recently viewing of Gamut Theatre's production of A Midsummer Night's Dream. This show is fresh, fun, and funny. The remarkable 24 character show was performed by 14 actors, which calls ...
BWW Review: SOON at Prima Theatre
Climate change rocks the earth. Your roommate is heading to the beach. What will you do about that Bar Mitzvah for your fish?...
BWW Review: WHITE RABBIT RED RABBIT at Open Stage
Open Stage is presenting White Rabbit Red Rabbit now through October 24. The show explores, in an unique way, questions and ideas about life, death, identity, behavior, conformity, and freedom. Each performance will feature a different actor. Ticket holders are welcome to attend as many performances...
BWW Review: NEVERMORE at Gretna Theatre
The mysterious, supernatural, and dramatic energy that characterizes the work of Edgar Allen Poe was superbly captured in Gretna Theatre's production of Nevermore. Six popular stories, adapted into powerful monologues and performed in a unique outdoor environment, captivated and haunted theatre goer...
BWW Review: THE MIRACLE WORKER at The Belmont Theatre
Live theater is back in York, PA. The Belmont Theatre is known for producing high quality professional shows. Although stalled by the pandemic, this community theatre is now back in full force....
BWW Review: MAMMA MIA at Dutch Apple Dinner Theatre
Mamma Mia is the ABBA-infused jukebox musical about bride to be, Sophie (Jennie Nasser) and her quest to find out which of three men (Brent Schraff, Andrew Scoggin, & Justin Miller) is her biological father. It's a goofy premise, but most audience members are there to sing along to 'Dancing Queen', ...
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