Review: THE LAST FIVE YEARS at Theatre Harrisburg
Whether you are team Cathy or team Jaime, everyone who sees this show will be team Theatre Harrisburg.
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Whether you are team Cathy or team Jaime, everyone who sees this show will be team Theatre Harrisburg.
The Scenic Designer, Billy Ferrell, and the Costume Designer, Simone Davis, worked together to create a fun, modern twist with a 60’s hippie flare to the production.
Next to Normal is a show that sticks with you, speaking to the complexities of the human mind, emotions, and relationships.
Every Brilliant Thing is a beautiful story filled with the joyfulness and randomness associated with sharing the stage with strangers.
This experience at Gettysburg Community Theatre shows that with the right cast and in the right venue, Matilda is a magical and captivating production.
Eighteen years ago, the OrangeMite Shakespeare Company began a journey to bring every one of Shakespeare’s plays to the stage.
The intimacy of the theatre at Little Theatre of Mechanicsburg makes it the perfect venue for Death of a Salesman.
Dutch Apple Dinner Theater is ready for some fun and games with their 301st production, Clue, the Musical.
Murder, attempted murder, adultery, treachery, deception, and a desire for justice—Rule of Thumb, a series of one act murder mysteries by Agatha Christie has it all.
What did our critic think of STEEL MAGNOLIAS at Susquehanna Stage?
Buddy, played by Lily Ganong in tonight’s show, was as funny and energetic as ever.
At a time in which it is easy to feel like who you are is not enough, this production reminds us all that we never have to be anyone other than who we are.
This is one of the most enjoyable versions of A Christmas Carol this reviewer has seen in recent years—it is unique and entertaining, while maintaining the classic storyline and its underlying themes.
Charlie and the Chocolate Factory, produced by The Belmont Theatre, is a laugh-a-minute, endearing, and wonderfully heartwarming family show for the holiday season, truly everything an audience could hope for.
On stage December 5-21, the cast and production team of A Christmas Story: The Musical at Keystone Theatrics have created an exciting, energetic, emotional production.
I think this format might have worked better for me if it was associated with an original story with no source of comparison.
This production is directed by Chris Gibson and stars Rachel Landon.
You will meet a young single mother, Doris, played by Bryn Walker and her daughter Susan, played by Savannah Desrocher.
What did our critic think of Senseless & Sensibility, a Jane Austen Improv show, in Pennsylvania, running now through December 14 and offering a unique show every night.
Emmet Otter's Jug-Band Christmas is a must-see.
If you’re looking for an evening of entertainment for the whole family, Little Theatre of Mechanicsburg’s production of Tiny Tim’s Christmas Carol is perfect for the young and the young at heart.
The production is as big, bright, and shiny, as the Rockefeller Center Christmas Tree.
Get into the holiday spirit with Wendy, Michael, and John as they fly away with Peter Pan and Tickerbell to teach all of Neverland about Christmas.
What did our critic think of ON GOLDEN POND at Hanover Little Theatre?
Gamut’s production of The Mikado, Eh! keeps the audience laughing, gasping, and cheering as the cast brings this satire to life.
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