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Theatre, Cinema & Dance Events
Theatre, Cinema & Dance Events
Weis Center for the Performing Arts 2022-2023 Season
Weis Center’s 35th Anniversary Season features 24 in-person performances that include world music, classical music, Americana and roots music, modern dance and world dance, jazz and family friendly performances.
Spring Theatre Workshops - Bloomsburg Theatre Ensemble
Creative kids aged five and up are encouraged to sign up for the Bloomsburg Theatre Ensemble’s Spring Theatre Workshops! From props to auditions and dancing to stage makeup, there is something for everyone.
Community Arts Center 2022-2023 Season
The Community Arts Center is dedicated to artistic excellence and providing the Susquehanna River Valley with professional performing arts. Enjoy inspiring arts programs, ranging from music to dance and comedy to Broadway theater.
This Week at the Campus Theatre
Built in 1941, the Campus Theatre in downtown Lewisburg is an excellent example of art deco architecture. From its 16 foot murals to its etched glass doors, nearly all of the interior and exterior fixtures remain intact today. The theatre shows first-run, independent and classic films as well as specialized film festivals. Find out what's showing this week at your Campus Theatre.
RiverStage presents "Tiny Island"
RiverStage Community Theatre’s next production, TINY ISLAND by Michael Hollinger, is coming to the stage in Lewisburg, Friday and Saturday evenings at 7:30pm on April 7, 8, 14 and 15, and Sunday afternoon at 2:30pm on April 16.
BTE Summer Performance Auditions
April 15, 2023
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Bloomsburg Theatre Ensemble is pleased to announce an audition date for this summer’s ‘Dragons Love Tacos’ - Click the link for audition details!
Bloomsburg Theatre Ensemble to Stage Tony Award-nominated Play ‘Grand Horizons’
Once you are an adult, you generally don’t expect your parents to change drastically, and yet that is exactly what happens to the sons of Nancy and Bill, retirees who have suddenly decided to get a divorce. As the family descends on their home in the retirement village, things once held as truths begin to unwind. Poignant, hilarious, and utterly relatable, Bess Wohl’s funny script is reminiscent of Neil Simon’s best work.