Burg Review: Gamut gets silly, song-y, with family-focused “Little Red Riding Hood”
Unless you spent your childhood under a rock sans fairy tales, you’re familiar with the bare bones plot points of… Read More
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Burg Review: Gamut brings back live local theater with thought-provoking, complex “2 by Strindberg”
Reprising their status as the only local theater open to live audiences (with COVID safety protocols), Gamut Theatre delivers “2… Read More
Open Stage delivers a bowler hat of fussy fun with “Poirot Investigates!”
Reprising roles from their earlier cozy Poirot mystery play in November, the Open Stage cast reunites to solve not one… Read More
Game Changer: Erik Arneson—state official by day, board game guru by night
Erik Arneson isn’t a new name in Harrisburg. You may have read about his high-profile job as the past executive… Read More
Lincoln’s Last Journey: Stone Gables Estate hosts funeral train re-enactment
Gettysburg isn’t the only local burg with a claim to important Civil War-era events. President Abraham Lincoln’s funeral train chugged… Read More
Behind the Bylines: TheBurg Podcast, March 2021
Covering TheBurg’s news through a pandemic has been a challenging experience filled with equally rewarding, innovative, heartbreaking and humorous moments… Read More
Burg Review: Open Stage’s “cutting edge,” improvisational “Everyman” opens online
Open Stage’s “Everyman” is a cutting-edge, loose rendering of the 15th century morality play “The Somonyng of Everyman,” in which… Read More
Pandemic Perspectives: Four Burg writers share insights on the one-year anniversary of the COVID-19 pandemic
Friday, March 13 is the date that many people pinpoint as “the day” that the pandemic started affecting their lives.… Read More
Burg Review: Hats off, heads off for Open Stage’s eerie “Tales from Sleepy Hollow”
Just outside New York City lies Sleepy Hollow, the muse of Washington Irving’s short story about a sleepy town bewitched… Read More
Burg Review: Step into the surreal, the strange with Open Stage’s “Kafka’s Shorts”
Fewer bodies of work offer such a frightening peek behind the Iron Curtain in the early 20th century than the… Read More