How did Peter Pan become "The Boy Who Never Grew Up?" That fun-for-the-family origin tale, "Peter and the Starcatcher," serves as the season opener Sept. 30 at Pottstown's Steel River Playhouse.
More than 40 members of the Olivet Boys and Girls Club in Pottstown concluded a theater arts program this week at Steel River Playhouse downtown with a reading of a play they created.
Getting the story straight was never funnier than in "Rumors," the comedy by Neil Simon that opens Thursday (March 12) at Steel River Playhouse in Pottstown.
Explore the dawn of the women's movement, and sing along with songs like "Downtown" and "To Sir With Love." The show opens Friday night at Steel River Playhouse in downtown Pottstown.
The Sept. 20 season premiere party at Pottstown's Steel River Playhouse is free and open to the public. It offers a sneak peek at what will appear on its stages from now though June.
Like the summer sun, catch "The Music Man" in Pottstown while you can. It's in its final week on stage at the Steel River Playhouse.
The play by Eve Ensler is being performed at Pottstown's Steel River Playhouse, in sponsorship with the YWCA Tri-County. Proceeds will help protect women and girls from violence.
Deborah Stimson-Snow, a co-founder and the artistic director of Pottstown's Steel River Playhouse, has announced she will retire next June to spend more time with her family. A nationwide search for her successor is already under way.
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