BWW Reviews: GREASE is Slick Work at Gettysburg Community Theatre
Director Chad-Alan Carr and co-choreographer Bridgid Wills bring GCT a striking production of the ever-popular show
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BWW Reviews: Energetic HAPPY DAYS at Allenberry Playhouse
HAPPY DAYS, about to go into repertory with THE FULL MONTY, is a perfectly decent excuse to spend a day or an evening at Allenberry.
BWW Reviews: A FEW GOOD MEN Brings Two Great Hours at York Little Theatre
Director Stephen Hoke offers a production of Sorkin's 2012 revised version of the play that hits a number of high notes.
BWW Reviews: 2013 FULTON FOLLIES Brings Back the Variety Show for a Cause
The fourth annual auction and show grossed over $100,000 while entertaining the audience with local talents
BWW Reviews: EPAC Presents a Rollicking, Raunchy AVENUE Q
Director Edward Fernandez and a well-trained cast of puppets and puppeteers bring the hit musical to hysterical life on the EPAC stage
BWW Reviews: NOAH Entertains in a Very Big Way at Sight and Sound
If your taste runs to musical extravaganzas of giant proportions, nothing is bigger than Noah's Ark at Sight And Sound Theatre.
BWW Reviews: DREAMGIRLS at the Fulton Theatre - A Dream of a Show
Director Marc Robin dazzles audiences at the Fulton with the story of Deena Jones and the Dreams
BWW Reviews: MOON OVER THE BREWERY Shines on Oyster Mill Playhouse
Oyster Mill presents a romantic comedy of mail carriers, encyclopedias, and an invisible Jay Gatsby, directed by Craig Stouffer
BWW Reviews: IN THE NEXT ROOM at Open Stage of Harrisburg Shines Light on History
Open Stage and Don Alsedek present Sarah Ruhl's thought-provoking, woman-centered tale of the unfortunate history of female sexuality
BWW Reviews: A Riveting CABARET at York Little Theatre
Aaron Dalton directs an intense production of the Donmar/1998 revival version of the classic, with Chad-Alan Carr as a stellar Cumming-inspired Emcee
BWW Reviews: PA Playhouse's COMPANY - A Smashing Success
Stephen Sondheim's COMPANY is considered one of the more challenging musicals for the cast, crew and orchestra, but if it is done well it provides for an enjoyable evening of theatrical entertainment.
BWW Reviews: Bernstein's MASS at Penn State a Monumental Undertaking and a Giant Performance
The fiftieth anniversary of the College of Arts and Architecture was celebrated in style with a major production of the celebrated (and sometimes excoriated) 'theatre piece'
BWW Reviews: Vote For A CANDIDATE FOR MURDER at Allenberry Resort and Playhouse
Allenberry's 2012-2013 Murder Mystery Weekend offering taps America's political vein, though it never goes for the jugular, just for laughs.
BWW Reviews: BRIGADOON at Dutch Apple is a Great Escape
Director Vince Legaretta and choreographer Kerry Lambert create a music and dance spectacle you may see once in a hundred years
BWW Reviews: ANGELS IN AMERICA: PERESTROIKA at EPAC - The Great Work Concludes
Part Two of ANGELS IN AMERICA comes to EPAC with director Ed Fernandez and the same cast as Part One -- and it's still worth the time to be there.
BWW Reviews: New FUN BETWEEN THE COVERS Brings Laughs At Rainbow Dinner Theatre
A new farce written by Rainbow veteran John Delancey and directed by Scott Russell brings bookstore events to a new level of chaos, with hilarious results
BWW Reviews: THE ANDREWS BROTHERS Barge Their Way Onto the Allenberry Playhouse Stage
Allenberry's new season is off to an uproarious start with the tale of three USO stagehands who fill in for their favorite singers
BWW Reviews: A Mixed Bag of Blessings in York Little Theatre's GODSPELL
A cast of fine younger singers and performers and great music will charm the audience at York Little Theatre, though some directorial quirks may break the spell
BWW Reviews: Theatre Harrisburg's WAIT UNTIL DARK at the Krevsky Center
Although the first act feels just a bit slow in its development, and one or two of the cast take a few moments to warm into their roles as one watches, it is certainly not unsatisfactory.
BWW Reviews: Every Little Step of Marc Robin's New A CHORUS LINE is a Sensation At the Fulton
Marc Robin's re-choreographed and re-imagined A Chorus Line is Michael Bennett for a new age, and theatrical dance fans will not feel 'Nothing' when they watch it.
BWW Review: ANGELS IN AMERICA: MILLENIUM APPROACHES - A Miracle on EPAC Stage
Director Edward Fernandez brings in a spectacular production of Kushner's Pulitzer-winner -- after losses in cast and crew nearly stopped production.
BWW Review: Modern Adaptation of THE SCARLET LETTER at Oyster Mill
Director Joyce O'Donnell steps out of retirement to present Nathaniel Hawthorne's classic, reinterpreted by Phyllis Nagy
BWW Review: Leonard Nimoy's VINCENT Brilliantly Explores Art and Madness at Gamut
Director Clark Nicholson and actor David Zayas bring Nimoy's acclaimed study of Van Gogh to life at Gamut/Harrisburg Shakespeare Company
BWW Reviews: THAT CHAMPIONSHIP SEASON Scores At Susquehanna Stage Co
Director Jim Johnson coaches a point-taking performance of the Pulitzer-winning play at Susquehanna Stage Co.
BWW Review: Director Brings Experience and Energy to RUN FOR YOUR WIFE at Dutch Apple
Victor Legaretta directs and stars in the Ray Cooney classic at Dutch Apple Dinner Theatre.
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Alice by Heart Messiah University Department of Theatre and Dance (4/08-4/14) |
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Golden Girls The Laughs Continue Hershey Theatre (11/24-11/24) VIDEOS |
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Karen Hester as Dolly Totem Pole Playhouse (8/20-8/30) |
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Dancing at Lughnasa Messiah University Department of Theatre and Dance (11/12-11/22) |
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Little Acts @ LTM Little Theatre of Mechanicsburg (1/22-2/07) |
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The Notebook Hershey Theatre (2/03-2/07) |
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BAT! 50th Anniversary - Bat Out of Hell - Venue Premium Tickets York Barbican (4/30-4/30) |
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Richard O’Brien’s “The Rocky Horror Show” Mickey’s Black Box (10/30-10/31) |
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Dear Soldier Boy Bird-in-Hand Stage (8/04-10/21) |
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TOBY A Tribute to Toby Keith Totem Pole Playhouse (11/07-11/07) |