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Something Rotten! at Theatreworks Live đź“·Matthew Peterson

Something Rotten! at Theatreworks Live

It’s… a… musical! A Mus-i-cal! Theatreworks Live is doing an amazing musical! With song and dance and sweet romance and happy endings by happenstance! They’re giving you bright lights— stage fights— and a razzle-dazzle ensemble…oop! Nothing rhymes with ensemble! But it’s still… a… musical! Yes! A Musical! In fact, it’s Something Rotten! on their stage, that’s the musical! That’s right, they’re fancy! And they are bringing you moments of culture and art and a whole lot of talented young performers who just can’t wait to show you all of their singing,

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Hadestown (Teen Edition) at Theatreworks Live 📸 Matthew Peterson

Hadestown (Teen Edition) at Theatreworks Live

Hadestown (Teen Edition) is a remarkable show, and it has a gift to give; it could make you see how the world could be, instead of the way that it is. And Theaterworks Live is a sold-out experience, for their production of Hadestown (Teen Edition); the closest you’ll get it reading this here write-up to the strikingly talented teens who are tackling the stage over the course of four performances, singing their hearts and souls out in this evocative,

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Footloose at Theatreworks Live đź“· Matthew Peterson

Footloose at Theatreworks Live

Are you ready to hit the ceiling and then tear up the town? Do you gotta— cut loose? FOOTLOOSE? Well, Theatreworks Live certainly does! And these talented young teens are taking hold of your soul! I got this feeling…that time’s just holding you down! Seeing as they only play for one more weekend (that’s three more performances, one on Friday night June 6th and two on Saturday June 7th, one matinee and one evening) and you won’t want to miss it!

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John Murphy (center) as Doctor Jekyll in Jekyll & Hyde at The Havre de Grace Opera House đź“· Matthew Peterson

Jekyll & Hyde at The Havre de Grace Opera House

Mesmerizing. Haunting. Lingering. Distill the theatrical experience into a singularity of words and those are the three that flash immediately to mind. Look further still behind the façade for evocative sensationalism, hypnotic chaos, captivating moments of song, movement, and storytelling…and you just might find yourself seated in The Opera House of Havre de Grace for Jekyll & Hyde. Adapted for the stage by Steven Cuden and Frank Wildhorn, this musical thriller appears on the Opera House stage just in the throng of the calendar’s most haunted month.

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Sweeney Todd at The Havre de Grace Opera House. ???? Matthew Peterson

Sweeney Todd: The Demon Barber of Fleet Street at The Havre de Grace Opera House

“Spit it out, dear. Go on. On the floor. There’s worse things than that down there.” – Mrs. Lovett

And she’s right. In a world where borders are overlooked, people are minimalized, and one pill or another is all you need what ails you, the floor of humanity is riddled with disgust. The Havre de Grace Opera house has found a way to give us a three-hour respite from what lies outside their doors.

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The cast of Footloose at Phoenix Festival Theatre. Photo: Matthew Peterson

Footloose at Phoenix Festival Theatre

In the summer of 1984, a little movie with a big soundtrack took the world by storm and launched a young up-and-coming leading man for whom at the time you’d be pressed to find movie connections of two degrees into the stratosphere as the ubiquitous megastar Kevin Bacon. Filling out the cast with veteran actors John Lithgow and Dianne Wiest along with breakout performances from young actors like Lori Singer, Christopher Penn, and Sarah Jessica Parker,

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