Burg Review: A rich tapestry of history, culture awaits as Sankofa brings back “Voices of the Eighth”
We’re all so used to settling into our cushiony seats at a play with the introductory words, “Sit back. Relax.… Read More
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Fun-Filled February: A vibrant sound for your post-holiday slump
The holidays are over, and the buzz of the new year is past us. So what do we have… Read More
Happily Ever After? “Into the Woods” has new takes on some old tales
We all know the story of Little Red Riding Hood, or Jack and the Beanstalk—in our mind’s eye, we’ve all… Read More
One Hundred Stories: Sankofa and Gamut Theatre amplify the “Voices of the Eighth”
“If you deny people their own voice, you’ll have no idea of who they were.” —Alice Walker New York’s Little… Read More
The Painted Word: Jonathan Diggs Duke—Harrisburg’s Duke of Jazz
Music is an art form unto itself, with jazz playing a special role in the world it encompasses. For a… Read More
Layers of Truth: “No Bears” feels like real life, which it sort of is
“There are no bears. Nonsense! Stories made up to scare us! Our fear empowers others. No bears.” Promotional content of… Read More
Bob’s Art Blog: From Whimsy to a Wellspring in New Cumberland
One of the best things about the holidays is seeing old friends and getting to meet new ones. And on… Read More
Past Life: After retiring, John Maietta began a busy second career as a history lecturer
John Maietta is a rock star of history. He has groupies, like Nancy Bayuk. She has come to see him… Read More
Saluting America’s Storyteller: First-ever Ken Burns film festival set to premier in Gettysburg
For more than 40 years, millions of people have enjoyed filmmaker Ken Burns’ well-regarded documentaries, all on the small screen.… Read More
Maybe Baby: “Broker” delivers a quirky story and food for thought
It all begins with a baby box, a pregnant prostitute, two men who sell babies on the black market, and… Read More