Review: CATHARSIS at Theatre Harrisburg
This is a beautiful, thoughtful, and engaging ensemble show with a dynamite cast and production team.
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This is a beautiful, thoughtful, and engaging ensemble show with a dynamite cast and production team.
You can’t go wrong with dinner and a show, and Lancaster’s Dutch Apple Dinner Theatre—now celebrating its 39th season—delivers a lively, family-friendly take on The Wizard of Oz, the beloved classic that continues to enchant audiences of all ages.
TAFE: Theatre Arts for Everyone is presenting a Robin Hood on stage from June 27th to 29th.
The Da Vinci Code will be enjoyable both by newbies and big fans of the book.
Susquehanna Stage has long been known for delivering outstanding local theater, and with The Shark Is Broken, the company may have set a new bar.
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Footloose is adapted from the 1984 film of the same name, first premiering in 1998.
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School of Rock at Carlisle Theatre is a fun, energetic production.
Curtis Proctor, one of the company's board members accurately describes the show as 'part Elizabethian, part Comedia del Arte, part 'In-prov', and part Monty Python'
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Ajax in Iraq is Ellen McLaughlin’s work that has the past and present collide, telling the stories of Sophocles’ classic tragedy Ajax and modern-day Iraq war.
Once on this Island is a Caribbean story about an orphan peasant girl, Ti Moune, who rescues a wealthy boy, Daniel, after a car accident.
This incredible production of The Colored Museum is one you will not want to miss.
Love's Labor's Lost is presented at Reservoir Park by Gamut Theatre Group's Harrisburg Shakespeare Company through June 14th.
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The cast of this production brings passion, emotion, enthusiasm, and talent to the stage.
Galosi and Burdick are very believable in their characterizations and have more than enough shared chemistry to make the story work fantastically.
Overall, Oyster Mill’s production of Jane Austen’s Lady Susan is engaging and hilarious.
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Every once in a while, theater offers a moment of pure serendipity—an unexpected delight that leaves you beaming.
While the show wasn’t my cup of tea, others will probably really appreciate its content.
You will meet Bastian (Nolan Matseur) as he reads about Arteyu’s (Rio Gonzalez) quest to save the Childlike Princess (Lorelei Drinkut) and all of Fantastica.
Overall, this production of Murder on the Orient Express at Theatre Harrisburg is beautifully crafted, providing audiences with a complex performance filled with both comedy and intrigue.
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