BWW Reviews: Bucks County Playhouse Presents an Aspiring New Musical: NATIONAL PASTIME
Bucks County Playhouse opens their 2015 season with a new musical about baseball, NATIONAL PASTIME.
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Bucks County Playhouse opens their 2015 season with a new musical about baseball, NATIONAL PASTIME.
Director Marc Robin has another hit with Mel Brooks' funniest show, and with his casting two veteran Fulton performers as Max and Leo
Ephrata Performing Arts Center and York Little Theatre produce two different but worthy takes on Tracy Letts' award-winning tale of a family spiraling out of control
The world premiere of Downs' new play, directed by Emmy-winner Patrick Flick, can use some work on the comic timing, but the cast shines
Somewhere along the way, and probably because of the casting of Richard Burton and Elizabeth Taylor in the acclaimed movie version of Edward Albee's play.
Opera performers gave Rene Staub's production the sound Sondheim intended.
The 'educational outreach' version of HAMLET created by Gamut has real merit and a time limit anyone can manage.
Director Stephanie Via's interpretation of JESUS CHRIST SUPERSTAR may be flawed, but it's imaginative, and it's well performed.
Paul Bernier scores with a fresh take on the five former swimmers at their vacation rental
Director Marc Robin and a talented cast bring the area premiere of Ives' play as the premiere production of the Fulton's Groff Theatre.
Joan Derricks Kraft directed a polished version of a small-gem musical
Director Donald Alsedek and a uniformly fine cast bring Lorraine Hansberry's classic to vibrant life at Open Stage.
Lancaster's music scene has been greatly enriched by the stirrings of cabaret that have begun over the past few years.
Agatha Christie fans, rejoice.
When is a jukebox musical not a 'jukebox musical'? If anything, it's when the musical is by its subjects, when they're an integral part of putting the show together.
Director Aaron Dalton and an enormous cast of four bring the Olivier-winning comedy version of the classic Hitchcock film to the York Little Theatre stage
JB Priestley's classic social commentary that plays like a drawing room mystery is on stage at Oyster Mill.
NICE WORK IF YOU CAN GET IT is not at Hershey Theatre long enough.
Dutch Apple Dinner Theatre is the launching pad for a new musical revue celebrating the joys and pains of middle age.
Stuart Landon returns as Macys' most demented elf, the only slightly insane Crumpet.
Irving Gonzalez and cast serve up an ANNIE that's not too sweet and just about right for even the most jaded audience members.
A movie alone cannot contain the greatness of Buddy the Elf.
The story of the founding of Alcoholics Anonymous takes a dramatic turn at Open Stage
Director/Choreographer Marc Robin brings home a dance extravaganza of the Irving Berlin holiday musical
Dutch Apple's annual Christmas show is a musical version of the classic Frank Capra film, perfect for anyone in love with the story
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Play: Murder on the Orient Express Milford Theater (10/30-11/08) |
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33 Variations Messiah University Department of Theatre and Dance (10/01-10/04) |
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COMEDY & GUEST PERFORMANCES Little Theatre of Mechanicsburg (8/28-6/05) |
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The Stinky Cheese Man and Other Fairly Stupid Tales Messiah University Department of Theatre and Dance (2/25-2/28) |
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Count Arthur Strong - Venue Premium Tickets York Barbican (5/08-5/08) |
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The Dinner Detective Murder Mystery Dinner Show The Dinner Detective Allentown (10/17-10/17) |
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THE DROWSY CHAPERONE Little Theatre of Mechanicsburg (5/14-5/30) |