In their own little corner, on their own little stage, they can produce whatever they want to show.
And with their own type of magic, they invite you to enjoy, Cinderella, a sweet fairytale that you love and know. Why, bippity-boppity-boo! Itâs Street Lamp Community Theatreâs production of Rogers & Hammersteinâs Cinderella. (The original as it stands, not the more recently âupdatedâ version.) Sweet and charming and simplistically joyful,
When it comes to making monstersâ you canât beat the Frankensteins! And when it comes to producing live musical theatre in crafty clever way that suits the uniquely intimate performance space tucked away in the corner of the state in Rising Sunâ you canât beat Street Lamp Community Theatre. Currently animating a production of Mel Brooksâ Young Frankensteinâ directed by Allan Herlinger with musical direction by LaShelle Bray and choreography by Christie Janneyâ Street Lamp Community Theatre is puttinâ on the Ritz;
The
little black box theatre that could, Street Lamp Productions in Rising Sun, closes
out their 4th season with a fan-favorite show that had a short life on Broadway
but has quickly become a modern classic staple of community and regional
seasons, The Addams Family, directed by Jamie and Andrew DiMaio.
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Brickman and Rick Elice’s book may be short on Addamsâ culture (with 80 yearsâ
history of rich Addams pop culture to draw uponâthe original New Yorker comic
panels,
Now is the time seize the day! Or in this case, âCarpe scaena!â And seize the stage like they did! Street Lamp Productions presentation of Disneyâs Newsies, Directed and Choreographed by Bambi Johnson, is well worth the drive to Rising Sun, MD. I reckon it may be a bit out of the way for some Baltimore City folk, (Admittedly, had my mother not lived in Colora for over eleven years, I may not have known about it either.) but I promise you itâs worth the trip.
Jesus Christ Superstarâ is exactly what they say you are: a superstar⌠production, that is. Unfathomably brilliant in its modern conceptualization, Director and Choreographer Bambi Johnson brings this game-changing, classical Andrew Lloyd Webber musical theatre sensation to the intimate black box stage of Street Lamp Productions and creates superb divinity in the theatrical experience that is Jesus Christ Superstar. At the risk of sounding repetitive, itâs a superstar theatrical engagement that is presented with an incredible deal of talent,
In a time where our students are facing issues with identity, popularity, socializing, and acceptance on an almost minute-by-minute basis, a show like Heathers, where each character openly discusses their role in the social environment of high school, is poignant, relevant, and necessary. Street Lamp Productionsâ brilliant performance of the musical hits all of the right notes, both literally and metaphorically.
Based on the 1980âs cult-movie of the same name,