A Piece of History: Open Stage caps off its anniversary year with “Boys in the Band”
Open Stage closes out its 40th season by transporting us to an Upper East Side Manhattan apartment with a production… Read More
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Burg Review: Groovy, joyous and ‘so darn fun,’ Theatre Harrisburg’s “Godspell” is sure to have you dancing in your seat
If you invited a Christian Vaudeville variety show act to perform Jesus’s teachings and parables at a Pentecostal church service… Read More
Theatre Harrisburg, Harrisburg Symphony Orchestra collaboration to open next month
Theatre Harrisburg and the Harrisburg Symphony Orchestra will share the stage this spring at one of the city’s most historic… Read More
Bob’s Art Blog: Arts Spring To-Do List—Millworks, the AAH and the JNS Gallery and CALC
Set the clock back to Saturday, Jan. 3 at Millworks Art Studios. A call from its creative director, Tara Chickey,… Read More
Beyond the Stage: Live music venues act as an engine for the area’s economy
On an otherwise slow-looking Tuesday in downtown Harrisburg, a group of stagehands darted around inside Capital City Music Hall, laying… Read More
Home Is Where the Art Is: Three Harrisburg artists showcase their most personal galleries of all—their homes—full of whimsy, history and treasure. Step inside.
Walking into Carrie Wissler-Thomas’ home is like walking into her mind. I guess many people’s homes could be described that… Read More
Artful Adaptation: Strong acting grounds “The Stranger.”
François Ozon’s “The Stranger,” adapted from the novella by Albert Camus, is a simple film, embellished tastefully by a talented… Read More
Musical Notes: April Warms Up
If your concert calendar looks anything like mine, I’m wishing you the very best of luck as you figure out… Read More
A Space, Reborn: Coronet Park opens its gates, plans a full lineup in downtown Harrisburg
A long-vacant parcel in downtown Harrisburg soon will be re-energized as a new place for gathering and events. This month,… Read More
The Painted Word: Old Man River, Art of the Susquehanna, at SAM
Our identity as Americans is intertwined with the place where we live and its impact on our daily lives. So… Read More