Entertainment
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PREIT Reports 2022 Q1 Results Featuring the Upcoming Family Entertainment Center at Willow Grove Park
PREIT releases 2022 Q1 results as well as news for Willow Grove Park’s new family fun center with Tilt Studio and Tilted 10, reports PREIT. “Our portfolio of assets continues to draw interest from investors and tenants interested in assets and parcels. We continue to focus on executing on the near-term plan to exercise our credit…
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Student-Led Theater Production for Pottstown to Assist Operation143 Food Ministry
Students in The Hill School’s Ellis Theatre Guild are working to provide entertainment for the community while giving back to Pottstown by collecting canned goods and cash donations for Operation143, an organization that provides food to children and youth in need in local school districts. The students will stage a family-friendly theatrical reading with performed…
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This Friday It’s Oldies Night at Normandy Farm. Get Tickets Now!
Put on your dancing shoes at Blue Bell’s Normandy Farm on Friday, May 6, 2022 from 6-10 PM in the Silos Ballroom. Are you ready to twist again? Do you feel like rock n’ roll? Were you born to be wild? Join them to celebrate the golden age of music with your favorite dance partner.…
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Ambler’s Act II Celebrates Human Connection in Musical Comedy Starting May 3
Act II Playhouse announces their latest stage musical, “I Love You, You’re Perfect, Now Change,” with book and lyrics by Joe DiPietro and music by Jimmy Roberts. The show runs May 3 through June 5. “This show will make you laugh and cry, all the while reminding you why love is worth the struggles.” –…
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New Netflix Doc by Local Director Shows King of Prussia Mall’s Abercrombie & Fitch 90s Culture
In the 90s, everyone wanted to be thin and cool, and Abercrombie & Fitch already demonstrated those vibes through their clothes to teens around the world. In a new Netflix documentary by Philadelphia-based Alison Klayman, the clothes show only half of the breezy style it portrayed, reports Alissa Wilkinson for Vox. It was the 90s.…
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As Netflix Loses Subscribers, Vanguard Funds Lose Billions of Dollars
With Netflix losing about 200,000 subscribers between January and March, Vanguard funds that hold shares of the streaming service have lost more than $12.9 billion, writes Ryan Sharrow for the Philadelphia Business Journal. As of April 4, Vanguard owns a combined 33.56 million shares of Netflix, or about 7.55 percent. This makes Vanguard the largest…
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Valley Forge Casino Recording Downturn, but State’s Overall Gaming Revenue Still Up Thanks to New Casinos
While individual casinos such as Valley Forge Casino Resort in Pennsylvania recorded a downturn in March compared to three years ago, overall revenue remains strong thanks to the addition of new facilities, writes Gary Rotstein for the Penn Bets. In March, the Keystone State’s gaming industry brought in a record $462.7 million generated by all…
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Samuel Kim, Youth Soloist, Featured at Delaware County Symphony Concert
The Delaware County Symphony’s upcoming concert will feature a performance by Samuel Kim, the winner of the Delaware County Symphony’s annual Youth Concerto Competition. Samuel is a student at Conestoga High School as well as a cellist and currently studies under Ohad Bar-David of the Philadelphia Orchestra. He has already performed with the PMEA district,…
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Peddler’s Village Presents Spring FunFest and Sidewalk Sale, April 23–24
Peddler’s Village presents its Spring FunFest and Sidewalk Sale from April 23–24. The family-friendly event will feature live entertainment, family activities, crafts for children, outdoor food and drinks, and a morning charity walk in partnership with Kelly’s Kidz, a nonprofit organization that Bob Kelly (FOX29 Philadelphia reporter) founded to benefit pediatric hospital patients. The event,…
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Sweat Tells the Story of Steel Mill Decline at Steel River Playhouse in Pottstown Beginning April 22nd
It’s the year 2000 in Reading, Pennsylvania. A group of friends go to work at the steel mill and then decompress at the bar as they’ve done for over 20 years. They don’t know that their lives are about to be uprooted. Their steel mill is making some changes and the blood, sweat and tears,…
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WCU’s Department of Theatre & Dance to Present ‘Into the Woods’ Beginning Wednesday
West Chester University’s Department of Theatre & Dance presents Into the Woods from April 20-24 with music and lyrics by Stephen Sondheim and book by James Lapine. Directed by Associate Professor of Theatre Charlie DelMarcelle, Into the Woods runs from Wednesday to Friday at 7:30 PM. It will run Saturday and Sunday at 2 PM in the MainStage Theatre in the E.O.…
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Celebrate Easter and Passover in Montgomery County by Hopping Around to These Great Locations
Easter and Passover events are blossoming throughout Montgomery County. With these recommendations, there’s no reason to become a basket case in the hunt for the season’s most active bunny. Pictures with the Easter Bunny During April Head to the King of Prussia Mall to make a memory with the whole family with a picture with…
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Lower Merion Grad, a Rising Star in the Music Industry, Releases New Song with Grammy-Award Winner
Lizzy McAlpine, a Lower Merrion High School graduate, has unveiled the song hate to be lame featuring Grammy-Award winner FINNEAS from her new album, five seconds flat, writes Michael Major for the Broadway World. McAlpine has previously released several singles from the album, including erase me, doomsday, all mu ghosts, and reckless driving, all of…
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MCCC Spring Student Theater Productions Lighting Up the Stage in Pottstown and Blue Bell Starting April 7
Spring has sprung and that means live student theater is coming back to the stage once again at Montgomery County Community College. The community is invited to join MCCC students at the Pottstown and Blue Bell campuses for two fantastic spring Theater Productions this semester. MCCC Theatre Arts & West End Student Theatre at Pottstown…
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Blue Bell’s Bobby Rydell, Teen Idol of Stage and Screen, Dies at 79
The famous singer and actor Bobby Rydell passed away at the age of 79 at Jefferson Abington Hospital on April 5, writes Dan DeLuca for The Philadelphia Inquirer. Mr. Rydell crooned hits such as Wildwood Days and Wild One, with a long-standing career in show business. In 1950, Robert Ridarelli (his original name), won a…
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Proud Parents of Oscar-Nominated Abington’s David Sirota Head to Hollywood for Oscar Night
Rob and Karen Sirota were beyond excited to head to Hollywood for Oscar night, and possibly watch their son, Abington’s David Sirota, receive an Oscar for his nominated film, reports 6abc. David Sirota, who was nominated for Best Original Screenplay for his work on the movie Don’t Look Up with Adam McKay, who is from…
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2nd Oscar for Lansdowne Native Byron Howard With Disney’s ‘Encanto’ Win
Lansdowne native Byron Howard received his second Oscar win Sunday when “Encanto” won best animated feature, writes Alicia Vitarelli for 6abc.com. “Encanto” was one of three Walt Disney Animation Studios Films up for the award this year. Howard’s been a doodler and a cartoon fan going back to his younger years at Ardmore Elementary School…
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The Grove in Malvern ‘Comes Back to Life’ with Montco’s Sly Fox, Bomba Taco + Bar, and Sublime Cupcakes
The Grove at 10 Liberty Boulevard in Malvern — a $22 million redevelopment of the former Shops at Great Valley — is thriving after an inauspicious start when the pandemic struck in early 2020, writes Natalie Kostelni for the Philadelphia Business Journal. After DP Partners purchased the property in 2017, Sly Fox Brewery and Bomba…
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