Naughty But Nice: Scrooge & Cindy Lou get unwrapped this month at Open Stage
As the Open Stage staff decorates the lobby with garland and puts the finishing touches on the holiday scenery and… Read More
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Musical Notes: Sleigh Your Concert Season
Amidst the season’s “Album of The Year” countdown listicles and modern takes on holiday tunes of yore, I hope you’ll… Read More
Silent Partnership: “Fallen Leaves” seems to be a cynical love story—we think
Oh, boy. Sometimes you can see the theory of a film while watching it without actually seeing the praxis. This… Read More
Bob’s Art Blog: The Originals and Holiday Gallery Gift Guide
“The Originals” sounds like it may be a Pixar movie arriving right before the holidays, but, in truth, it is… Read More
Burg Review: Climb aboard Gamut’s merry, charmingly silly “H.M.S. Pinafore”
In November 2022, when Gamut Theatre put on a sampling of Gilbert & Sullivan’s 14 operettas, (“Innocent Merriment; Or, an… Read More
Sprocket Mural Works, Carole DeSoto to receive prestigious “Arts Awards”
A Harrisburg-based mural group and a long-time arts advocate are the 2024 recipients of the esteemed “Arts Awards.” On Thursday,… Read More
Bob’s Art Blog: Nothing Pretty and Something Very Pretty
What if we were given the chance for a “re-do” regarding an important part of our life or a chapter… Read More
Burg Review: The past rings present in Theatre Harrisburg’s charming, rollicking “Fiddler”
The classic, multi-award-winning musical, “Fiddler on the Roof,” by Joseph Stein might be set in in the tiny village of… Read More
Bob’s Art Blog: Special Edition
Extra, extra! Breaking news! It’s especially fitting that Lancaster County Magazine made the announcement for “Art Gallery of the Year”… Read More
Honoring Nature’s Artist: Marking 30 years, the Ned Smith Center reflects back, peers ahead
For Scott Weidensaul, the Ned Smith Center for Nature and Art is more than a venue. It’s about the legacy… Read More