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
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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
Your Move: Take a turn at these board game havens
In our pandemic times, many people are looking for safe places to gather. Sure, you could keep bingeing Netflix or… Read More
Burg Review: A tradition goes virtual with Open Stage’s inventive, offbeat “A Christmas Carol”
One of my family’s holiday traditions is to watch all 19 movie and television versions of “A Christmas Carol” we… Read More
Burg Review: “Poirot Investigates!” a funny, fussy affair from Open Stage
Open Stage blends a cozy mystery, British comedy and French farce with one of Agatha Christie’s oft-repeated and longest-running characters,… Read More
Burg Review: Live theater returns to Harrisburg with Gamut’s distanced, unsettling “The Zoo Story”
I once took a college communications class in which our incredibly unhinged professor assigned us social experiments to perform off… Read More
Burg Review: Gamut brings live theater back safely, hilariously with “Love Hurts!”
Almost six months to the day of my last outing, I sat in the audience of a live theater feeling… Read More
Diversity, education take center stage as Harrisburg Opera Association mounts virtual program
When most of us think of opera, we might think of the more popular classics: Pavarotti, “La Bohème,” maybe “Phantom… Read More
Would You Like to Fly?: Cast your worries aside on a hot air balloon ride
If you’ve lived around Harrisburg long enough, you’ve likely driven winding country roads around Hershey, Lancaster, Gettysburg and points in… Read More
Burg Review: Open Stage brings “masterful” “Iliad” to modern times, to your living room
My only brush with Homer’s epic poem “An Iliad” was 10th grade English. I remember muttering a few stanzas out… Read More