The Barnstormers to Open FORBIDDEN BROADWAY: GREATEST HITS, 1/25
The Barnstormers Theater in Ridley Park, PA opens January 25th with the popular hysterical musical parody Forbidden Broadway: Greatest Hits.
The Barnstormers Theater in Ridley Park, PA opens January 25th with the popular hysterical musical parody Forbidden Broadway: Greatest Hits.
This Sherlock Holmes world premiere explores the friendship between Holmes and Watson in a fresh and insightful way, against a backdrop of delightfully deceptive characters.
What starts as a comedy about two men who do not want to be in the same room together becomes a gripping and moving drama.
An action-packed theater adventure of 14 original sketch comedy plays, providing a hilarious take on superheroes, fan conventions, comic books, and the people who love them.
Doesn't the title say it all!?!
An actor wins his way into a Jewish girl's heart.
Four male singers are given a second chance to perform a show that never was.
Tribute artist Peter Mac, nominated for 4 BWW Awards 2011, left his dresses in the closet November 25 and 26 to present an intimate evening of song at the Gardenia in honor of his favorite composers.
Do not adjust your television set.
Appearances are sure to deceive in this twisty mystery.
One thing stands between three dangerous con men and a fortune: A blind women named Suzy Hendrix.
A journey of friendship, tango, and enduring humanity.
The classic comedy about an average mild-mannered man and his invisible white rabbit.
The classic comedy about an average mild-mannered man and his invisible white rabbit.
Spotlight Theatre Company presents "Showtune: Celebrating the Words & Music of Jerry Herman" August 28 - September 25 at the John Hand Theater, 7653 E.
Spotlight Theatre Company presents "Showtune: Celebrating the Words & Music of Jerry Herman" August 28 - September 25 at the John Hand Theater, 7653 E.
The production played 3 nights - July 31, August 1 and August 2 to cheering crowds, but the crazy part is - the final dress is done at 10am, in broad daylight and is open to the public, as the venue is a county-owned facility.
New Orleans, with no active pre-Broadway tryout venue since the devastation caused by Hurricane Katrina, has been given new hope in becoming a major theatre development center as early as next year, when the Australian-born Angels, The Musical, which created a stir with its New York debut in the New