The Oscar Hammerstein Museum and Theatre Education Center unveiled Oscar Hammerstein II’s iconic standing desk with a joyful celebration on Saturday, August 23.
All new footage has been released from the North American tour of Disney’s Beauty and the Beast, the first touring production of the musical presented by Disney in over 25 years.
The Fulton Theatre will present Alfred Uhry's Pulitzer Prize-winning play, Driving Miss Daisy, marking the start of the theatre's 2025/2026 Audience Choice Season.
Penn State Centre Stage of the College of Arts and Architecture's 2025-26 season will offer a mix of classical, absurdist, mid-century and contemporary/new works.
This Thursday, August 21, the Greenfield Summer Concert Series in Lancaster will close its season with The Music of Queen + Journey — a free, open-air community event expected to surpass last month's record-breaking attendance of more than 5,000.
A vocal and emotional challenge was conquered most triumphantly at The Belmont Theatre in York with their stunning production of Little Women: The Musical.
Gretna Theatre is bringing a theatrical concert experience to Lebanon County with The Music of Queen + Journey, created by Lancaster’s celebrated Prima Theatre.
One of the world’s top Irish dance shows, featuring a starry roster of international dance champions, A Taste of Ireland—The Irish Music & Dance Sensation, is coming to Pennsylvania, fresh off its West End debut in the U.
Millbrook Playhouse will present Dracula: A Comedy of Terrors, a fast-paced, laugh-out-loud reimagining of Bram Stoker's gothic tale, written by Steve Rosen and Gordon Greenberg.
What did our critic think of CATCH ME IF YOU CAN at Hershey Area Playhouse? Hershey Area Playhouse will present Catch Me If You Can now through August 10th, directed by Amanda Nowell.
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.
Is it a comedy, a tragedy, a drama, or a love story? Bright Star at Susquehanna Stage is hard to classify—but what’s certain is that it’s a heartfelt story about the ties that bind us, both seen and unseen.