Tragedies come in many forms—and this play is nearly Shakespearian in its depiction of innocent, passionate, daring youth braving the Nazis in Germany to try to foment a re-awakening and tak... Read more
Ariel has always been my favorite Disney Princess. As a child, I used to dream of having bright red hair and a flounder for a best friend. I even called all of the lobsters in the grocery st... Read more
Friends, it has always fascinated me at great length just how much power a skilled director can wield when given the reigns to a script. They have no legal obligation to keep any of the stag... Read more
Ambitious theatre has always enthralled me. I still recall sitting in my high school theatre class listening to my teacher explain the technical underpinnings of the carnivorous plant Audrey... Read more
I’m willing to wager that you have most likely heard the term “gaslighting” being thrown around quite a bit as of late in our current social landscape. However, as I know I certainly have, y... Read more
What is the price of a man’s soul? This production of Arthur Miller’s 1953 howl of outrage at a government that turns on its own is frighteningly relevant at this moment in our country... Read more
A natural amphitheatre in the woods, at the end of a gravel path and surrounded by rising walls of trees and dirt and foliage is a very fitting setting to experience “Bent,” now... Read more
I’ll begin this review by admitting that I’m not exactly a Shakespearian expert. I read the plays that I was required to when I was in school and have seen a few productions throughout my li... Read more
“Newsies” Takes Over Great Mills High School. Fantastic Crew and Cast Stages Unforgettable Performance! Summerstock Program Does It Again! The headlines are in, and St. Mary’s Summerstock do... Read more
This last Saturday night, July 13th at 8 pm I was able to witness a revival of theatre history at the Port Tobacco Players with the musical Guys and Dolls. The show was originally produced o... Read more
