A review by: Marianne Dell'Aquila Sean Grennan’s, A Rock Sails By blends sharp humor with emotional depth while exploring the fragile...

A review by Marianne Dell'Aquila The Reluctant Dragon  is an enchanting story that delivers a refreshing twist on the traditional...

A Blog-Review by Geary Gorup Humor is the best medicine when we are sick of politicians. DCP Theatre provided the cure to me when I...

A review by: Michale Romito If you have read C. S. Lewis’ The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe  than you know it is a magical tale of...

A review by: Marianne Dell'Aquila Slapstick comedy often features exaggerated physical humor and preposterous predicaments. If done well,...

A Blog Review by Emma Beckers Liz Aber as Sylvia, Marianne Dell'Aquila as Marjorie, Caitlyn Swartz as Dierdre, Brad Briddes as Clarke,...

A review by: Geary Gorup In Donald Margulies’ “Coney Island Christmas” two teachers define “joy” as a special kind of happiness that you...

A review by: Marianne Dell'Aquila and Geary Gorup DCP theatre's production of Thumbs, is an action-packed comedic mystery by Rupert...

A review by: Marianne Dell'Aquila Sometimes, a play has the ability to grab hold of your heart, make you laugh, and then tug at your...

By: Julian Bonner The premise of this play is simple. An apparent ingenue (she is by no means innocent or unsophisticated as you will...

A review by: Marianne Dell'Aquila I had the pleasure of attending the member preview AND opening night performances of Cameron Purdy’s...

by Geary Gorup Please be aware that this blog review contains plot spoilers. Sam Levy as Gabe, Madeleine Braun as Olivia Those of you who...

By Geary Gorup A critic would be expected to nit-pick a community theater show cast with amateur players, but it is difficult to find...

By Julian Bonner Genevieve Heimark as Emily, Pockets Seachrist as Amos, Bill Algeo as Uncle Breily Where can you see a sword fight, a...

A review by: Michael Romito In his biography, Ed Monk claims to have a perfect family and a mother who likes everything he writes. I may...

By: Eden Mann The game is afoot these next two weekends, and the poinsettias are beginning to resemble some far-off crimson. The Cast of...

By: Eden Mann We are the future of the artistic spirit; we are the new visions of emerging theatrics. I saw it in DCP’s Frankenstein...

by Michael Romito I had the pleasure of attending the opening night’s performance of Sean Grennan’s Now and Then. Having read the play,...

by: Carly Covel Its no surprise that seasoned theatre artist and scenic designer Cameron Purdy is both a madman and technical genius when...

By Julian Bonner I came to this production with no prior knowledge of this play, so I didn't know what to expect. What a delightful...