Review: LOVE, LOSS, AND WHAT I WORE at Oyster Mill Playhouse
The production of Love, Loss, and What I Wore is full of heart, inviting the audience to laugh and cry with them. It is just the type of play the world needs right now to remind us how important the little things in life really are....
Review: LITTLE WOMEN at The Orpheus Theatre
Little Women is a classic show written by Louisa May Alcott that has been a favorite to many over the years. Orpheus Theatre Company’s production is a reimagination by Katherine Campbell Rossi that breathes a new life into the classic....
Review: KING LEAR at Gamut Theatre
Gamut Theatre Company’s production of King Lear is dark and intensely emotional. Audiences will find the performances and creative and technical elements enthralling....
Review: THE SHARK IS BROKEN at Fulton Theatre
The Fulton Theatre has mounted a confident, engaging production of The Shark is Broken, running February 27 through March 22, 2026. Written by Ian Shaw and Joseph Nixon, the Olivier Award-nominated play pulls back the curtain on the filming of the 1975 classic Jaws, placing audiences on the deck of ...
Review: THE TIME OF YOUR LIFE at Carlisle Theatre Players On High
The cast and creative team at Carlisle Theatre have put together a production that is as relevant today as it was in the 30s. If you enjoy interesting characters in a slice of life production, The Time of Your Life is the show for you....
Review: THE COMPLETE WORKS OF WILLIAM SHAKESPEARE (ABRIDGED) [REVISED] [AGAIN] at LTM
The chemistry between these three actors as they navigate the whirlwind script is superb. In times when it seems like there is little to laugh about, performances like this, which remind us to find moments of delight and laughter, are essential....
Review: WITCHES!? IN SALEM?! at TAFE: Theatre Arts For Everyone
This is a high energy show with an almost improv feel with lots of physical comedy. Many cast members were tasked with playing multiple parts, and I was impressed as always with their talent at creating a completely different character with a separate set of mannerisms, voices, and running gags. Som...
Review: YOU'RE A GOOD MAN, CHARLIE BROWN at Keystone Theatrics
The Sunday funnies leap from page to stage as Keystone Theatrics presents You’re a Good Man, Charlie Brown. This fluffy show is full of cheer and catchy songs...
Review: AND THEN THERE WERE NONE at Fulton Theatre
For those who enjoy the suspense and satisfaction of solving a murder mystery, Fulton Theatre’s And Then There Were None is the show to see. The production skews the norms of traditional theatre, presenting audiences with a game to be played rather than a story to be experienced...
Review: MISERY at Susquehanna Stage
Susquehanna Stage’s production of Misery is a gripping and unexpectedly funny ride, thanks to standout performances, inventive design, and innovative direction....
Review: EPHRAIM SLAUGHTER: FREEDOM'S WITNESS at Sankofa And Gamut
Ephraim Slaughter: Freedom’s Witness a beautifully written script, and this production of the work presented by Sankofa African American Theatre Company and Gamut Theatre Group is one you do not want to miss....
Review: LITTLE SHOP OF HORROR at Dutch Apple Dinner Theatre
What did our critic think of LITTLE SHOP OF HORROR at Dutch Apple Dinner Theatre?...
Review: STONEY BROOK at Open Stage
The cast, creative team, and playwright of Stoney Brook present a fast-paced, relatable show that takes audiences on an emotional roller-coaster ride....
Review: THE LAST FIVE YEARS at Theatre Harrisburg
Whether you are team Cathy or team Jaime, everyone who sees this show will be team Theatre Harrisburg. The creative team, band, and cast have created a relatable, heart-wrenching production of filled with unbelievable talent both on stage and off....
Review: A MIDSUMMER NIGHT'S DREAM at DreamWrights
The Scenic Designer, Billy Ferrell, and the Costume Designer, Simone Davis, worked together to create a fun, modern twist with a 60’s hippie flare to the production. You first meet the Athenians and discover the love triangles between all teens. Mylah Schmitt (Hermia) especially stood out with her...
Review: NEXT TO NORMAL at Twin Valley Players Colonnade
Next to Normal is a show that sticks with you, speaking to the complexities of the human mind, emotions, and relationships. This production at Twin Valley Players Colonnade only has two performances left, so don’t miss out on seeing Next to Normal....
Review: EVERY BRILLIANT THING at Fulton Theatre
Every Brilliant Thing is a beautiful story filled with the joyfulness and randomness associated with sharing the stage with strangers. Go see it. Then go see it again. Right now, we all could use more positivity in our lives....
Review: MATILDA THE MUSICAL at Gettysburg Community Theatre
This experience at Gettysburg Community Theatre shows that with the right cast and in the right venue, Matilda is a magical and captivating production. This is a show you do not want to miss....
Review: KING LEAR at OrangeMite Shakespeare Company
Eighteen years ago, the OrangeMite Shakespeare Company began a journey to bring every one of Shakespeare’s plays to the stage. They have reached the 39th and final play with Shakespeare’s epic tragedy, King Lear. OrangeMite’s King Lear is onstage January 17th, 18th, and 25th at the Appell Cent...
Review: DEATH OF A SALESMAN at Little Theatre Of Mechanicsburg
The intimacy of the theatre at Little Theatre of Mechanicsburg makes it the perfect venue for Death of a Salesman. The cast and crew have created a devastatingly beautiful and touching production that is riveting and heart-wrenching....
Review: CLUE: THE MUSICAL at Dutch Apple Dinner Theatre
Dutch Apple Dinner Theater is ready for some fun and games with their 301st production, Clue, the Musical. Based on the classic board game, Clue includes all of your favorites, including Mrs. White (Taylor Noli), Miss Scarlett (Laura Elizabeth Flanagan), Mr. Green (Zachary Ryan), Colonel Mustar...
Review: RULE OF THUMB at Oyster Mill Playhouse
Murder, attempted murder, adultery, treachery, deception, and a desire for justice—Rule of Thumb, a series of one act murder mysteries by Agatha Christie has it all. ...
Review: STEEL MAGNOLIAS at Susquehanna Stage
What did our critic think of STEEL MAGNOLIAS at Susquehanna Stage?...
Review: ELF THE MUSICAL, JR. at DreamWrights
Buddy, played by Lily Ganong in tonight’s show, was as funny and energetic as ever. He meets his grumpy father, played by Dawn Motter, and chaos ensues all over New York City. Jovie, played by Eve Haag, was sassy, and I enjoyed her song “Never Fall in Love (with an Elf).” And of course, there ...
Review: DISNEY'S ALICE IN WONDERLAND, JR at Gettysburg Community Theatre
At a time in which it is easy to feel like who you are is not enough, this production reminds us all that we never have to be anyone other than who we are. What a beautiful message for us all to keep in our hearts. Gettysburg Community Theatre’s Penguin Project is a gift to the actors, the product...
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