When a family is stuck at home, they rely on the things around them to tell a fantastical tale. Watch as a young girl encounters the dangers of the forest within her own home and discovers that no matter what clothes a wolf may wear, it is still dangerous.
Read MoreMade famous by the panic-inducing 1938 radio production by Orson Welles’ Mercury Theatre on the Air, this classic science fiction work tells the story of the arrival of Martians on Earth, and humankind’s efforts to defeat the seemingly superior invaders.
This performance is a streaming, audio drama.
Join performers Charlotte Flynn Michalski and the Belmont Theatre’s Artistic Director Rene Staub for "A Virtual Stage Fright,” a dramatic reading of a collection of Central Pennsylvania ghost stories including local folklore from York, Wrightsville, Stewartstown, Abbottstown, Hanover, Gettysburg – even The Belmont Theatre itself!
Read MoreOpen Stage presents a streaming, stage adaptation of Mary Shelley’s Frankenstein – or The Modern Prometheus.
Brilliant and gifted physician Victor Frankenstein is driven to overcome the bonds of death, and commits himself to the task of reanimating dead tissue. But when his efforts succeed, he finds that his victory brings tragedy and terror in its wake.
Read MoreOn a bench in New York City’s Central Park, successful and wealthy Peter crosses paths and then enters into conversation with Jerry, a lonesome, garrulous, and jaded man. This one meeting will deeply and irrevocably change them both in profound and unexpected ways.
Read MoreLoosely based on the beloved classic, this adaptation of Sleeping Beauty will have you “spinning” with laughter. Join our bumbling and fumbling Narrator-Turned-Prince, as he tries his best to rise to heroic heights to save the Princess and the sleeping village caught in the spell cast by Fairy Sour Puss! Modern word play and audience participation make this story a sure hit with the entire kingdom.
Read MoreIn its long-overdue, post-quarantine return to the stage, Gamut Theatre presents a fast-paced combination of two of Chekhov’s funniest stories, The Boor and The Marriage Proposal.
Read MoreYou know us, you love us — and now, we’re PORTABLE!!
Carry us around the house! Watch us perform in the backyard! On the roof! On the kitchen table!
Gamut Theatre’s in-house improv troupe, specializing in character-driven, long-and-short-form improv is headed back to ZOOM!!
Read MoreSTREAMING AUGUST 1! William Shakespeare's poignant tale full of shipwrecks and heartwrecks, the weathering music a comfort and goad to fools blind to their obvious affections.
Streaming trough August 21
Read MoreSTREAMING JULY 28! William Shakespeare's biting battle of men and women falling out amidst the inequalities of love, and the blind folly of faithless adoration.
Streaming through August 21
A Gamut Theatre Podcast Original:
The Cinderella Project is an evolution of Gamut’s Young Acting Company production of Cinderella, which was first postponed and then canceled due to Covid-19.
Rather than let all that talent and hard work go quietly into the night, Gamut has turned Sean Adams’ script (based on the original fairy tale by Charles Perrault) into a six-part podcast — airing new episodes every Friday at 11:00 a.m. — in order to share their version of this classic story.
An original comedy exploring folk tales from all over the world, featuring three different stories from the Middle East, Ireland, and Native America, with a riddle from Africa.
Read MoreThe Obstructed View is an homage America's favorite talk show: Join hosts Matthew Golden, Stuart Landon, and T. J. Creedon for politics, hot gossip, special guests, and a whole lot of devastating one-liners. The guys can't wait to spill some tea with you!
Read MoreJoin host Chris “Gibby” Gibson, producer-warrior Rachel Landon, and an astonishing collection of Gibby’s friends from around the country as they share their special talents and information in a variety show like no other.
Read MoreAs politically incendiary as any play in the American canon, Angels in America also manages to be, at turns, hilariously irreverent and heartbreakingly humane, tackling Reaganism, McCarthyism, immigration, religion, climate change, and AIDS against the backdrop of New York City in the mid-1980's.
A New Production in a Time of Social Distancing
After getting permission from licensing house Broadway Play Publishing, Open Stage is preparing to present Angels In America via the Zoom app. For any size donation, people around the world can watch the actors connect in a new and powerful way, challenged by distance and location.
Once the link is set up, anyone who has made a contribution from March onwards will receive a password protected link to watch a live stream of the show, or watch the show in parts through May 15.
Read MoreFifteen-year-old math whiz Christopher Boone lives with his divorced dad in Swinton, a working-class town west of London. After being falsely accused of killing a neighbor’s dog, Christopher— who is brilliant but has difficulty dealing with the sounds and stresses of everyday life—decides to investigate the crime.
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