BILOXI BLUES, as directed by Erin Marie Friel at Colonial Playhouse, is an insightful piece that entertains away the blues! Lots of laughter in this coming of age tale about a Jewish boy, Eugene Morris…
Colonial Playhouse in Aldan, PA, has a hit on its hands with local playwright Michael Hollinger’s comical espionage farce RED HERRING. Set in 1952 in the days leading up to Dwight D. Eisenhower’s election, the…
John Patrick Shanley, screenwriter of the films “Moonstruck” and “Doubt”, unleashes a producer, writer and two ambitious actresses upon the stage to fight over the framework of a film in the seeming absence of an…
Sit back and watch as the plots unwind, rewind and wind up in some hilariously silly situations as directed by Erin Guard. Set in 19th century Scotland, in a gloriously spooky old family manor by…
Colonial Playhouse in Aldan, Delaware County will continue its 2011-2012 season with the medieval comedy spoof “The Bride of Brackenloch! A Ghastly Gothic Thriller?” by Rick Abbot on Friday, November 4 at 8:00 p.m. Directed…
MR. 80% is 100% percent enjoyable, well stocked with talent and perfect for an evening of delightful entertainment! Sharon (Kimberly Williams), a lovely lady lawyer with a past chock full of failed relationships, and Patricia…
Long considered a landmark play in the American theater, Tennessee Williams’ A STREETCAR NAMED DESIRE won the playwright a Pulitzer Prize in 1948 and introduced the theater world to Marlon Brando in a big way.…
This is Part II of Seeking Perspective From Both Sides Now – Auditions, and this is the Actor’s perspective. Since I didn’t get many emails or comments from actors, I can only assume actors are…
Colonial Playhouse opens the American classic A STREETCAR NAMED DESIRE at 8 p.m., Friday, May 6. Directed by Dave Ebersole, the production continues Saturday and Sunday, May 7-8, Friday through Sunday, May 13-15, and Friday…
Does the practice of hiring professionals make a community theater no longer a community theater? Let’s accept that community theaters have resources they can spend on set, props, costumes, tickets and supplies, so why not services.…
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