A Reflection of Life: New Narcisse Theatre Company reveals the unconventional, the complex
The Broadway mega-hit “Hamilton” has shone a bright spotlight on nontraditional casting in the theater, with actors of different backgrounds… Read More
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Monthly Archives: March 2021
Planting a SEED: Dickinson College program reaps agricultural education, community connections
Dickinson alum Lizzie Wilford isn’t doing what she thought she would be doing the year after graduation. An art major,… Read More
Lights, Camera, Tandoori: Mumbai meets the midstate at Bollywood Bar & Grille
Lavish sets. Melodrama. Elaborate song and dance. That’s what comes to my mind when I hear the word, “Bollywood.” Downtown… Read More
The Fight for the 15th: Teplitz, DiSanto stake out their positions for the state Senate race.
Election Day is nearly upon us and, locally, there may be no more fraught race than the battle for the… Read More
Prominence and Complexity: Major exhibit of post-war African American art arrives at SAM
To great fanfare, the National Museum of African American History and Culture opened recently in Washington, D.C., the newest member… Read More
Groom to Grow: Take good care of that man face
When I was sitting in the studio makeup chair the other day and speaking to our stylist—said nobody ever in… Read More
Little Bit o’ Soulville: The search for the little-known story of Soulville Records
One day, an album appeared in a Harrisburg coffee shop, sparking a search for the little-known story of Soulville Records.… Read More
October News Digest
Courthouse Clears Hurdle A proposed new federal courthouse for Harrisburg took a significant step forward last month, as a Congressional… Read More
Fall Throwbacks: Interesting takes on old-school sounds
Fall has always been my favorite season, and November my favorite month. Most people don’t look forward to the colder… Read More
Small Town, Big Shopping: From a sari to Sorry! you’ll find it in Hummelstown
When Nan Gunnett spotted an available storefront on Hummelstown’s town square, she knew this was the place to open her… Read More