home
 

Recently in Theater Category

The cereal serial 11/16/09

| | Comments (0)

Five links to start your day off right: Part of a complete, balanced breakfast.

  • Bruce Springsteen had a senior moment at a Michigan show. (Concert comedy.)

  • Local drama students talk about a new Fox series. ("Glee" TV.)

  • A local woman recycles beer and wine containers for art. (Bottle bling.)

  • Nathan Followill of Kings of Leon got married last weekend. (Drummer bummer.)

  • Central Market House is serving up a helping of holiday fun Saturday. (Turkey Times.)

  • The cereal serial 11/13/09

    | | Comments (0)

    Five links to start your day off right: Part of a complete, balanced breakfast.

  • "Route 30," which was filmed in the area, is now available on DVD. (Hit the road.)

  • Award-winning actor, playwright and drama coach John Pallotta visits York for a workshop Dec. 16. (Get schooled on the stage.)

  • Sarah Palin chats with Oprah about her book, in which she disses fancy clothes and her daughter's baby daddy. (Leave the Levi, take the Levi's.)

  • More old-school rockers will play the Super Bowl half-time show. (Who?)

  • Share your family's quirky Thanksgiving traditions. (Dish it.)
  • What you need to know now 11/06/09

    | | Comments (0)

    Five must-do ideas to help you make the most of you weekend.
    Monday marks the 20th anniversary of the fall of the Berlin Wall. Share your memories.

    Step out in style Saturday night at the Strand-Capitol.

    Want drama? York Colleges stages "A Raisin in the Sun," York Little Theatre stages "Beauty and the Beast" and Eichelberger Performing Arts Center stages "You're a Good Man Charlie Brown."

    Taste Puerto Rican cuisine at Mi Caldero.

    Bowl your brains out at a local Junior Achievement fundraiser.

    The Scoop: Perko Playpen Theatre

    | | Comments (0)

    The FlipSide ladies step into the spotlight on the "A Raisin in the Sun"
    set at York College's Perko Playpen Theatre to talk about this weekend's events.

    The cereal serial 11/03/09

    | | Comments (0)

    Five links to start your day off right: Part of a complete, balanced breakfast.

  • It's election time. Follow the York Daily Record's Twitter feed today at #yorkpaelection.

  • Win one of three pairs of tickets to "Rockin' Christmas with The King" Dec. 12 at the Pullo Center. (Elvis with elves.)

  • Disney is taking Mickey Mouse back to the '20s with the new videogame "Epic Mickey." (Now if only they'd start making fairy tales again.)

  • Sam Snyder, Yoe's borough council president, discovered letters written by Chester Alan Arthur. (Presidential papers.)

  • Losing sleep has never been so worth it. (Is the World Series why they invented coffee?)

  • The cereal serial 10/21/09

    | | Comments (0)

    Five links to start your day off right: Part of a complete, balanced breakfast.

  • They are still making this Facebook movie? (Social media + big screen= bad idea.)

  • "The Beatles: Rock Band" isn't selling out. (While my fake guitar gently weeps.)

  • The high school theater where James Dean started acting is scheduled to be demolished. (Rebel without a stage.)

  • Win one of three four-packs of tickets to see the Fred Garbo Inflatable Theater Co. Nov. 22 at the Pullo Center. (For all those balloon boys and girls.)

  • Play meat bingo in Shrewsbury. (Not sure what that is, but it sounds like a carnivore's paradise.)

  • Say goodbye to Riverdance at Strand-Capitol

    | | Comments (0)


    Irish music, song and dance extravaganza Riverdance comes to York for five farwell performances: 7:30 p.m. Feb. 26, 2 and 7:30 p.m. Feb. 27 and 11 a.m. and 4 p.m. Feb. 28 at the Strand-Capitol Performing Arts Center, 50 N. George St. in York.

    Tickets cost $48, $58 or $68. They go on sale Friday to the public. Watch a performance clip above. Talk about fast feet.

    The cereal serial

    | | Comments (0)

    Five links to start your day off right: Part of a complete, balanced breakfast.

  • Phillies clinched their third NL East championship. (And it still feels a little strange to have a winning Philadelphia franchise.)

  • How is the recession reflected in movies, music, etc.? (R.I.P. blingin' and ballin'.)

  • And for those who prefer escapism/horror flicks, here's what theaters are playing this Halloween. (What will go bump at the box office?)

  • According to Gay & Lesbian Alliance Against Defamation (GLAAD), the number of gay and bisexual characters on prime-time TV is up this season, bringing the grand total to 3 percent. (Progress?)

  • You've seen the "Fame" remake. Now get hints on how to audition for local plays.

  • Win 'War of the Worlds' tickets

    | | Comments (0)

    warofworlds.jpeg
    FlipSide's giving away three pairs of tickets to "War of the Worlds" and "The Lost World" show at Penn State York's Pullo Family Performing Arts Center, 1031 Edgecomb Ave. in Spring Garden Township. The show is 7 p.m. Oct. 25. General admission is $18. VIP tickets are $28.

    L.A. Theatre Works, America's premiere radio theatre company, presents two science fiction works. The company recreates Orson Welles' infamous "War of the Worlds" radio broadcast, originally performed in 1938. They also bring Sir Arthur Conan Doyle's Amazon jungle adventure "The Lost World" to the stage.

    The cereal serial

    | | Comments (0)

    Five links to start your day off right: Part of a complete, balanced breakfast.

  • Director/fugative/creeper Roman Polanski was caught at the Zurich airport Saturday. (He faces charges of having sex with a 13-year-old girl and York native in 1977.)

  • SNL newbie Jenny Slate upstaged Megan Fox and U2 on Saturday's episode by dropping the F-bomb. (Maybe Lorne Michaels will drop another F-Bomb on her: Fired.)

  • Conan O'Brien was injured on set during a stunt. (As if slapstick will help his sinking ratings.)

  • The sneak peek to Michael Jackson's "This Is It" movie sold out in two hours in Los Angeles. (Two hours? Is Michael mania wearing off?)

  • Sign up to win one of three pairs of tickets to "The War of the Worlds" and "The Lost World" Oct. 25 show at the Pullo Center.
  • FlipSidePA.com: Most Viewed
    Powered by Movable Type 4.25

    About this Archive

    This page is a archive of recent entries in the Theater category.

    Technology is the previous category.

    TV is the next category.

    Find recent content on the main index or look in the archives to find all content.