Die Laughing: “Andre Is an Idiot” is dark and funny—and true
André Ricciardi is a dying ad exec with a killer sense of humor. If that doesn’t make you want to… Read More
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Musical Notes: March Mingle
I don’t know about you, but I’m ready to dance this spring. I’m usually a fan of winter, but this… Read More
Creative Century: Art Association of Harrisburg shares its flair as it turns 100.
When novice artists hit their stride, “you start looking at the world differently.” “To an artist, there’s no such thing… Read More
Passion & Intensity: This month, Open Stage brings “Jesus Christ Superstar” to the (very) big stage
Open Stage is heading to The Forum Auditorium, a historic venue in downtown Harrisburg, to present a large-scale production of … Read More
Back to the Bard: Gamut casts an Iron Age spell with the legendary “King Lear”
“Who is it that can tell me who I am?” Gamut Theatre Group in downtown Harrisburg has long been considered… Read More
Bob’s Art Blog: Arts Flashback
This President’s Day blog for Friday’s 3rd in the Burg employs two hits from the 1960s to tie a neat… Read More
Dauphin County Concert Series announces two summer shows
Two alternative bands are slated to take the stage in Harrisburg this summer. Dauphin County’s Live Concert Series in Riverfront… Read More
Burg Review: In Open Stage’s funny, tragic “Stoney Brook,” life gets complicated for the “Baby-Sitters”
In Rachel Landon’s original play “Stoney Brook,” directed by Karen Ruch, Open Stage hits that sweet spot of childhood, then… Read More
Burg Review: Theatre Harrisburg embraces perfect Valentine’s fare with “The Last Five Years”
Just in time for Valentine’s Day, Theatre Harrisburg brings Broadway to Harrisburg with Jason Robert Brown’s “The Last Five Years,”… Read More
Harrisburg cathedral to honor late Matthew Robinson with February concert
A church in downtown Harrisburg is hosting a special memorial concert next month in honor of a late member of… Read More