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A summerful of fun is on the way for fans of the 62-year-old theater

Williamsport, Pa. — The Lycoming College theatre department is gearing up to conclude its 2023-2024 season with a production of Aaron Posners "Stupid F##king Bird."

What makes this adaptation so compelling to watch is the intense, yet lyrical beauty of Potok’s writing brought to life by a truly remarkable cast of four multi-talented actors.

Set in 1940s Brooklyn, The Chosen is a story of friendship and a coming-of-age story about two remarkable young men and their relationship with their fathers.

“The Chosen,” the story of a pair of Jewish boys growing up in Brooklyn in the 1940s, began life as a novel by Chaim Potok, first published in 1967. It was adapted into a movie in 1981 and then, in 1999, Aaron Posner worked with Potok to turn it into a stage play. That play

James Urbaniak stars as an Abstract Expressionist painter with a double life in the world premiere of John Ross Bowie's 'Brushstroke' at the Odyssey Theatre.

SELINSGROVE — A performance run entirely by students will have a special member in the audience: a Pennsylvania native is flying in from California to hear his play being read

Ford's Theatre presents its second annual "Legacy Commissions: A First Look" festival this weekend with three readings of new works about underrepresented…