Pennsylvania Shakespeare Festival has delivered a fresh and dynamic take on Shakespeare’s classic “Romeo and Juliet,” that is accessible and satisfying.
PSF gives the romantic tragedy a funky stylistic update that melds perfectly with the story of a forbidden love set against a nameless feud that violently divides the residents of Verona.
Read more: Fresh, dynamic "Romeo and Juliet" at PSF, through July 29
Pennsylvania Shakespeare Festival’s “The Complete Works of Jane Austen, Abridged” is a playfully affectionate and delightfully acted homage to the works of the beloved writer.
As you arrive at Civic Theatre for its production of “Hair, hippies cavorting on the sidewalk greet you. Inside the theater, more hippies casually dance and swirl on the stage before the show and at intermission, immersing the audience in the iconic 1960s youth culture.
Pennsylvania Playhouse’s production of “Spring Awakening” is a raw, devastating coming-of-age pop-rock musical filled with heart-felt and passionate performances.
The musical on stage through June 14 at Pennsylvania Playhouse, 390 Illick’s Mill Road, Bethlehem, takes a heart-breaking look at the lives of a group of teens in late 19th-century Germany, who are struggling to understand their sexuality despite the repressive attitudes of the adults around them.
Read more: PA Playhouse stages raw, passionate "Spring Awakening"
