Improvised Lives: Personalities, ambitions clash in “Don’t Think Twice.”
First, there are chairs on a stage—the only prop you will ever see in an improv show. Next, a montage… Read More
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Student Scribes: “Catching Up with Alt Band, Citizen”
Squeezed in the middle of the sold out crowd for my favorite band, I knew if one of us were… Read More
Student Scribes: “Raven’s Stand”
Sharp breaths scorched her lungs. She could barely hold herself up, but she refused to stop. The brown of the… Read More
Student Scribes: “When Heaven Turned to Hell”
When most people picture heaven, they picture clouds and sunlight. Inhabiting heaven, they think, are little golden men in white… Read More
Student Scribes: “A Day in Retail”
I’m six hours deep into a late night shift at Giant, working the register, when an old lady approached me.… Read More
Wonder Wall: Beautiful murals once lined the Mulberry Street Bridge. A group now is trying to put them back on view
For about a decade, two enormous murals adorned the Mulberry Street Bridge in Harrisburg. You may remember them: 86 panels,… Read More
Family Issues: Strong performances rise above a tepid plot in “Fathers and Daughters.”
There are some films that stick out in your mind years after you watch them, and there are some that… Read More
In Her Own Words: “As She Likes It” reimagines Shakespeare by giving voice to women.
William Shakespeare is not exactly known for his female roles. The revered Shakespearean characters, such as Hamlet, Macbeth, Othello or… Read More
Home Works: Area theaters bring original, local plays to the stage.
Imagine Shakespeare without the Globe Theatre. Even the most talented and prolific playwright needs a venue—the lack of one may… Read More
Musical Notes: July Juxtapositions–Versatile musicians take the stage.
This month, we welcome a slate of live music here in Harrisburg that will bring together otherwise disparate elements: punk… Read More