CENTRAL PENNSYLVANIA THEATRE NEWSROOM - Page 75

The Deck Restaurant and Bar at Bucks County Playhouse, situated on the beautiful Delaware River, is announcing a special Valentine's Weekend Menu with Dine In and To Go Options which are available February 12-14, 2021.

The Campus theatre is set to reopen in February to Bucknell University film studies students, according to President of the Campus Theatre Board of Directors, Susan Mathias.

David Hemsley Caldwell has joined Totem Pole Playhouse as Artistic Director and he is joined by James Nadeau as Interim Executive Director.

“Everything rises and falls on leadership” wrote author John Maxwell, and his statement rings especially true in this current historic time.

Touchstone Theatre has announced PIE, a webcast event of an original production by Santa Fe-based company Theater Grottesco.

Comedian Brad Zimmerman, who served up some tasty comedy in his one-man show, “My Son the Waiter” in 2017, returns to Bucks County Playhouse for two performances, January 22 and 23 at 8 pm, of an all-new one-man comedy, “My Rise to the Middle.

The historic West Shore Theatre in Cumberland County, Pennsylvania, will undergo a restoration after receiving donations and grants form the state.

Ava Giorgione of Harrisburg will appear in a groundbreaking virtual musical, A Killer Party: A Murder Mystery Musical, produced by 'BAA Onstage'.

The State Theatre has announced that 2021 will be another “different kind of year” for their signature FREDDY Awards.

Five local businesses impacted by the Covid-19 pandemic have received funds raised by the local community.

Touchstone Theatre announces Letters from Far, a new science fiction story told through a series of mailed packages.

Kafka’s Shorts performed online by Open Stage is a show that engages the mind, and those who thrive on the strange and thought-provoking may want to give this show multiple views.

The 2021 Season at Ephrata Performing Arts Center will begin February 26, 2021.

Children, teens and adults are invited to explore new skills and tap into hidden (and not so hidden) talents through Bucks County Playhouse's Virtual Education Programs.

Servant Stage will bring a virtual production of the Broadway musical The Civil War to the community.

Open Stage will begin streaming an staged production of Kafka’s Shorts on January 8, continuing the theatre’s unconventional 35th season, wherein the staff has planned and produced staged performances that are filmed and may be streamed on TVs, computers and smart devices.

Winners have been announced for the 2020 BroadwayWorld Central Pennsylvania Awards - which were back bigger than ever, celebrating the best in local theatre of the past decade!

Artistic Director, Scott Coulter, has announced that the Pocono Mountains Music Festival will produce a new musical experience featuring student talent from local Pocono area high schools.

The Deck Restaurant and Bar at Bucks County Playhouse is announcing “Chef's Table To Go” with an option for delivery, just in time for New Year's Eve.

Lancaster leaders will be out of their comfort zones (even beyond pandemic standards) performing famous songs and seasons in Prima Theatre’s first ever Stage Brawl, a virtual event being held at 8pm on February 12.

The nonprofit Oscar Hammerstein Museum and Theatre Education Center (OHMTEC) has been awarded $500,000 in Pennsylvania state funding through the Redevelopment Assistance Capitol Program (RACP).

The Pharmacy Theatre is producing a podcast production of Heiner Mueller's Hamletmachine with 45 minutes of originally composed musical will be streaming throughout the month of January anywhere you listen to your podcasts.

ActorsNET celebrates the holidays by premiering a free online video presentation of Dear Brutus – a fantasy drama for grownups by J.

The Breast Monologues will be streaming February 12 through the 14.

Northeast Pennsylvania’s most anticipated holiday tradition will continue! Scranton Civic Ballet Company’s presentation of Helen Gaus’ The Nutcracker will be professionally produced and aired by WVIA.