Set in Long Island in 2024, four parents grapple with the intense lifestyle and financial choices a first baby brings. By the author of Maid for Netflix, Cry it Out is both hilarious and poignant.Performances will be held at St. John’s Episcopal Church in Lancaster.
Read MoreGamut Theatre’s Young Acting Company presents The Wonderful Wizard of Oz written by Sean Adams, an original work based on the book by L. Frank Baum. This much-beloved story has been adapted into a full-length play to be performed by students, ages 6 through 18.
Read MoreAn evening of improvisational comedy, featuring the area’s most beloved improv theatre troupes. Harrisburg Improv Theatre, The Oxymorons, Safe Word, and Gamut’s own TMI can be seen in one location at one event. Audience members choose from a menu of unique 20-minute performances throughout the evening. Don’t miss the Grand Finale - where we mix and match performers from all three troupes!
Read MoreA delightful adaptation of Jeff Brown’s beloved children’s book. Stanley Lambchop is your ordinary 10-year-old until the bulletin board above his bed comes loose and falls on him. The next morning, Stanley wakes up flat! He then travels the globe in search of a way to make himself three dimensional again.
Read MoreJeffrey, a gay actor/waiter, has sworn off sex after too many bouts with his partners about what is “safe” and what is not. In gay New York, though, Jeffrey finds the pursuit of love and just plain old physical gratification to be the number-one preoccupation of his times—and the source of plenty of hilarity.
Suddenly, just after he’s reconciled himself to celibacy, Jeffrey’s flamboyant friends introduce him to the man of his dreams, who also happens to be HIV-positive. What follows is an audacious and moving romantic comedy with a difference—one in which the quest for love and really fabulous clothes meet, and where unflagging humor prevails even when tragedy might be just around the corner.
Read MoreTim Madigan, an “anonymous guy who wrote stories for a newspaper in Texas,” and Fred Rogers, the icon of children’s television and one of the history’s most beloved celebrities, formed an unexpected, deep friendship.
Madigan invites us into his memories and friendship with a man who shaped more than a generation—simply with his kindness.
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