Wacky Wonderland: Gamut introduces an “Alice” for all ages
This month, Gamut Theatre opens their signature fall play, “Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland and Through the Looking Glass,” an original… Read More
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Now We’re Cooking: ”Julia” is everything a documentary should be
The rubric for a documentary is so vastly different from that of a fictional narrative story that it’s almost difficult… Read More
Bob’s Art Blog: Nothing Pretty
Part I — “Nothing Pretty” A surreal revisionist “Western” art exhibit Take One: “All quiet on the set. ACTION!” Renegades… Read More
Burg Review: Goofiness, joy await as Theatre Harrisburg reopens with “The SpongeBob Musical”
“The SpongeBob Musical” is Theatre Harrisburg’s first production after the widespread venue shuttering of March 2020. With its talented cast… Read More
Bob’s Art Blog: 3rd in the Burg Preview & Millworks VII
Prelude to the Season: October Burns Orange Every year since I was a wee lad, I’ve had a love affair… Read More
Burg Review: Wit and fancy take the stage with “A Midsummer Night’s Dream” at Gamut Theatre
Methinks the Bard overindulgeth in his snuff box when he quill-penned this script. By its very nature, “A Midsummer Night’s… Read More
Burg Review: Unique, “exhilarating” “White Rabbit Red Rabbit” links actor, audience at Open Stage
Much like the movie “Fight Club,” the play “White Rabbit Red Rabbit” sets forth a few rules, the most stringent… Read More
NYC hip hop artist to open streetwear store, host music festival in Harrisburg
Harrisburg soon will have a new friend in town. Brooklyn, N.Y.-based hip hop artist KOTA The Friend plans to make… Read More
Sprocket Mural Works marks 50th mural in Harrisburg
Sprocket Mural Works has hit a milestone, producing its 50th mural in Harrisburg in a large-scale work of art that… Read More
Portrait of the Community: Sprocket Mural Works’ largest project showcases Harrisburg residents, behind the brush and on the wall.
Odds are, if you travel through Brooklyn, N.Y., you’ll see some of Harrisburg-native Ian Potter’s artwork—it’s hard to miss. Although… Read More