You should write a book, they say. That should be a movie, they say.
Sure, but you need to see “The Perfect Fit” by playwright, producer, and director Ara Barlieb before you get too excited about your upcoming best seller.
That’s right, nothing is easy.
The Little Theatre Workshop of Perkasie’s Romeo & Juliet leaves audiences with stars in their Eyes, through August 2.
Set among the blooms of the historic Pearl S. Buck House, a young love blossoms in fair Verona. The tragic tale of love and loss follows themes of divisive polarity fueled by hate and fear evolving to compassion and community.
“Coriolanus” is a seldom-produced Shakespeare play but in the deft hands of the cast at Pennsylvania Shakespeare Festival, makes a case it should be done more often.
PSF is presenting this invigorating and clever “Coriolanus” as its “extreme Shakespeare” offering of the season through Aug. 2 in the Schubert Theatre at Labuda Center for the Performing Arts on the DeSales University campus.
Read more: Invigorating, clever "Coriolanus" at PSF, through August 2
Northampton Community College’s “The Hunchback of Notre Dame” is a haunting tale of love and acceptance in a time meant to divide the masses that begs its audience to hope for a change to come someday and accept others not by mere appearances or differences but look for what makes us human.
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
