I'm sorry to report all this - I had a great time at the theater. Afterward, I thought about the way The Farnsworth Invention manipulated the facts and, in the end, its audience. I felt defrauded.
Frank Langella says the subject of his new film is like characters in his neighborhood.
Who knew they'd say yes when, planning a preview piece on the Walnut Street Theatre's production of Peter Pan, I said (without a second's thought): Will they let me fly?
Looks like business as usual in "The Receptionist" - but it isn't.
Conestoga grad Jennie Eisenhower become an actress. Now she's back at the school as a director.
New first act sheds light on the drama of 'The Zoo Story.'
Mel Brooks has followed up his can-you-top-this "Producers" with another surefire hit. But "Young Frankenstein" carries the fun to extremes.
The puppets are alive with "The Sound of Music," by Salzburg Marionettes.
Whether you find the political debates or the translations from the ancient Greek or the music or the language-filled riffs more engrossing, Rock 'n' Roll provides plenty to listen to and enjoy, despite the too-many characters and the too-gooey conclusion.
Suddenly, Molly Sweeney can see. Or half-see.
As the young guy sitting near me said when he bailed out at intermission: "This is torture."
Around the halfway mark, it's apparent that this is his show alone; it's hard to imagine anyone else bringing it off with his depth and sense of realism, as he relives his life by turning it…
Hedgerow Theater reached two milestones Thursday night, when it officially opened Bernard Slade's mystery, An Act of the Imagination: The theater, in its stone-walled, 19th-century grist mil…