BWW Review: A MIDSUMMER NIGHT'S DREAM at Gettysburg Community Theatre
Easily regarded as the greatest playwright to ever live, William Shakespeare wrote 39 plays during the span of his life.
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Easily regarded as the greatest playwright to ever live, William Shakespeare wrote 39 plays during the span of his life.
Fulton's production of The Glass Menagerie is a very good show presented in a mediocre environment.
Take ten beloved heroines from some of the world's most well known fairy tales.
Spamalot is a enjoyable 'knight' at theater, full of nonsense and fun.
The Fulton's Chicago is sexy and sultry.
The Dutch Apple production of Stand By Your Man provides a non-glamorized portrayal of one of country music's biggest icons.
I am so thrilled to report that director Greg Trax and his company completely nailed this show from beginning to end in this production at the Gettysburg Community Theatre.
Lend me a Tenor is an ebullient and highly professional production.
The 2007 play Every Christmas Story Ever Told (and Then Some!) by Michael Carleton, John K.
The 1843 Charles Dickens novel A Christmas Carol is a familiar tale.
Whether it's the seasonal climate or the political one, Rene Staub's production of ANNIE seems more relevant than most.
It's an unique experience to be a reviewer.
Oyster Mill presents a spare but meaningful version of the Jason Robert Brown musical
BroadwayWorld is thrilled to introduce you to a new performing group out of York, PA.
The Dutch Apple's production of A Christmas Carol is a great piece of festive entertainment.
Lancaster City was hit with a record setting, half foot of snow earlier in the day.
Pericles, Prince of Tyre is widely regarded as being the product of a collaboration between Shakespeare and George Wilkins.
While the 1992 movie Newsies received mixed reviews and did not perform well in movie theaters, it developed quite a following as a home movie.
Little Shop of Horrors plays now through November 11.
Ira Levin's thriller might have been written for the Belmont's black box Studio Theater.
Gender has never been more bent, and Plato never more accessible, than in the classic one-act rock musical.
Currently, the are housing the Reverie Actor's Company's production of The Man Who Came to Dinner which is a funny and refreshing classic from Broadway's past.
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