Review: SABRINA FAIR at Oyster Mill Playhouse
If you enjoy a period piece with fast-paced dialogue and larger than life characters, Sabrina Fair is the show for you.
If you enjoy a period piece with fast-paced dialogue and larger than life characters, Sabrina Fair is the show for you.
This trio of actors are well-matched, creating a chemistry on stage that elevates the performance, making it feel so real that the audience audibly reacts.
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.
Every element of this production is crafted to heighten the suspense of this intense murder mystery.
While each individual actor is spectacular in his or her role, what really makes this show engaging are the interactions between the characters.
The cast works well together, drawing the audience’s attention to first one suspect then another throughout the performance.
Audiences can enjoy this madcap romp through Hollywood at Little Theatre of Mechanicsburg under the direction of Patrice Whitson through September 17th.
In the hands of the right director, production team, and cast, this show is the perfect mixture of comedy, horror, and mind-bending plot reversals.
This is a moving story of love, choices, and pain.
What did our critic think of MISERY at The Belmont Theatre?
Get your ticket to Halloween entertainment with The Belmont Theatre's MISERY, a terrifying thriller, based on Stephen King's Classic novel of the same name.
Moonlight and Magnolias is a farce that combines physical comedy with rapid-fire dialogue to create a hilariously funny, yet thought-provoking play.
Between the talented cast and the well-designed set, blocking, lighting, and sound, this is a production that will keep audiences on the edge of their seats.
Barefoot in the Park is a wonderful play that reminds us all that it is important to listen to one another, to fight for love, and to sometimes learn to let go a little.
Get your ticket to laughter as The Belmont Theatre brings you Neil Simon's RUMORS, a comedy in the Grumbacher Studio January 10-12 & 16-19.
The Last Night of Ballyhoo was first performed at Atlanta's Alliance Theatre and found its way to the Broadway stage in 1997 at the Helen Hayes Theatre.
Alfred Uhry, the playwright most well-known for Driving Miss Daisy, penned The Last Night of Ballyhoo based on his own childhood memories.
When an actress, a playwright, and their friends all wind up at the star's country house unexpectedly, there are killer laughs in store.