Review: GOD OF CARNAGE at EPAC
God of Carnage tells the story of two couples brought together by their children’s playground fracas.
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God of Carnage tells the story of two couples brought together by their children’s playground fracas.
This trio of actors are well-matched, creating a chemistry on stage that elevates the performance, making it feel so real that the audience audibly reacts.
If you’re looking for an evening that will leave you with a full heart and a feeling of the interconnectedness of the world, check out Songs for a New World at Carlisle Theatre.
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TAFE: Theatre Arts for Everyone will present Spider’s Web onstage from August 22 to 25 under the direction of Quinton Laughman.
This is a highly enjoyable show that will be loved by all ages.
This is a gorgeous production that elicits real emotion, from humor to excitement to sadness to hope, from the audience.
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Bare Bones Theatre Ensemble’s production of Spring Awakening is well-crafted, taking the audience on a heartrending journey which, through everything, still ends in hope.
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The best part of this production is the way in which every actor appears fully engaged every moment they are on stage, and they all look like they’re having the time of their lives.
Another day of fantastic variety--from the dramatic to the comedic, from dance to theatre to music, this reviewer cannot wait for Fringe 2026!
The third day of Harrisburg Fringe was a jam packed day full of beautiful art! There are so many amazing shows being presented this year, this reviewer wishes she could see them all.
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Day 3 of Harrisburg Fringe Festival was filled with beautiful art, both visual and performance.
The Producers has a very large and active ensemble, and EPAC was more than up to the challenge.
We are back from the second day of HBG Fringe 2025! This reviewer was able to see three more wonderful shows by the talented artists that dedicated their time to showcasing their labors of love.
It is Fringe Season for Harrisburg again! This is the time of year where you can see so many kinds of unique and beautiful shows such as films, theater, music, improv and so much more.
From psychological thrillers to science fiction to comedy to drama, Fringe has something for everyone!
There's something for everyone at the 2025 Harrisburg Fringe Festival.
Kudos to the entire cast and crew, and to director Joe Kemprowski for an electric production that inspires and offers hope.
Every actor brings their character to life in a nuanced and sensitive way, giving the audience a glimpse into the thoughts, feelings, desires, frustrations, and fears of this diverse group of characters.
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