BWW Review: SLEUTH at Fulton Theatre
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Mum's the word.
Buddy-The Buddy Holly Story claims to be' the most successful rock n' roll musical of all time', and with good reason.
In this day and age, musicals have transcended the limits of what they are expected to be.
The Fulton Theatre should consider renaming their newest production, a musical about a man-eating plant, Big Shop of Horrors.
The works of Neil Simon should come with a warning label: be prepared for a thorough, generous douse of comedy.
Multiple schools from central Pennsylvania contributed cast to the Belmont's LES MISERABLES.
PETER AND THE STARCATCHER has landed at The Playhouse at Allenberry in Boiling Springs, with all the 'starstuff' required for an imaginative feast, and performed fantastically by the talented actors of Keystone Theatrics.
Mark Brown's stage adaptation of the Jules Verne classic races across the stage with local favorite Dan Deal playing Phileas Fogg, the adventurer hero.
A long time ago, my drama professor told me that 'the surest sign of a good play is that you leave the theater thinking about something other than where you parked your car'.
The four-time, Tony ® award-winning musical, PIPPIN, is currently making a national tour stop at Dutch Apple Dinner Theatre, in Lancaster, PA.
Wally Calderon directs a revue of Forties era jazz, pop and swing classics that keep the joint jumping.
Every so often, a show comes along that strikes a chord in the most difficult audience to please: actors.
Oyster Mill Playhouse in Camp Hill, PA, is perhaps known for their ability to bring plays previously lacking in recognition back into the public eye.
The Christie classic is back on stage.
The Johnny Cash jukebox musical comes with a sizzling stage band and over thirty Cash numbers you can sing along to.
Reji Woods Productions offers its annual PORTRAIT OF A LADY series.
There is the small town, Stewartstown, located in South Central PA that has been serving their community for the last 38 years in an outreach mission for the performing arts for children through the age of 18.
It's bigger than a beehive, it's louder than a transistor radio - it's HAIRSPRAY at Ephrata Performing Arts Center.
As the story goes, James R.
Berry Gordy's tribute to Berry Gordy manages to squeeze in the music the show should be about.
Carol Burnett's turn as playwright is on the Oyster Mill stage, and Aliza Bardfeld is dying to make you laugh about it.
Keystone Theatrics and Artistic Director Dustin LeBlanc have revived theatre at Allenberry after an absence from the scene.
The classic musical has rarely looked or sounded better.
The Disney classic soars on the Fulton stage with fabulous choreography by director Marc Robin
Can a disco diva save a convent choir from the pits? Put on your dancing shoes and boogie like you've never boogied in church at The Belmont's SISTER ACT.
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