Keystone Players

03/25/2020

What play would you like to see the Keystone Players perform next? We have some great ideas for the Fall, but would love to get your input!

03/25/2020

Get your Broadway fix online for free!

I hope everyone is staying safe and healthy. Looking forward to getting back on stage in the Fall!

Musicals, plays, and ballets are all available on BroadwayHD, from "Kinky Boots" to "Alice's Adventures in Wonderland."

02/20/2020

We are VERY excited to hit the boards tomorrow night and introduce you all to the high energy, mad cap buffoonery that is The Complete Works of William Shakespeare (abridged)! The cast has poured their hearts, souls and energy into this laugh filled night of absurdity, and we sure hope to see you all there! Spread the word! Grab some friends and come laugh with us! The show is FREE (but boy, we sure would appreciate some donations)!

02/18/2020

Get thee to the theatre! "The Complete Works of Williams Shakespeare (Abridged)" opens in just two nights! February 20, 21, and 22 at the Theatre in Brooks at 7pm nightly. Don't miss this hilarious show!

02/11/2020

We are pleased to announce the cast of "The Complete Works of William Shakespeare (Abridged)"!

Keystone College students Lindsey Carrigan, Jenna Popham, Austin Pringle, and Jessica Troy with community members Gavin Darcy and Jess Mason!

The show opens on February 20th and runs through February 22nd at the Theatre in Brooks at 7pm each night. Admission is free, but we welcome donations so that we can keep bringing you quality theatre for years to come!

01/20/2020

Auditions for The Complete Works of William Shakespeare (Abridged) continue tonight at 7:30 in the Theatre at Brooks. Hope to see you there!

03/03/2019

Our last actor introduction is Michael Calabro. Michael plays the role of Nunzio Cristano.

"Hello! My name is Michael Calabro. My home is in Paupack, PA. I'm a junior here at Keystone studying communications, looking to get into game design or screenwriting professionally. I transferred here in my sophomore year, mainly because I wanted to be closer to home, and I liked the area around the campus.

I started in theatre in my junior year of high school, however, I stayed within the stage crew. It wasn't until I was a senior in high school that I began to take on acting. Since then, I've been in several productions shows up until this point.

My character is named Nunzio Cristano, an Italian-American who was born in Hoboken, New Jersey. Nunzio is a loud, unapologetic guy, but he's a good person. He's Nick's grandfather, and one of the more understanding grandparents of his plight.

I hope that the audience takes home a lot of the messages of the play. It's got both light and heavier parts, and it's a situation that inevitably every parent will face."

03/02/2019

Dalton Nixon and Meg Oyer were interviewed for Keystone College's radio podcast! Hear what they have to say about OVER THE RIVER AND THROUGH THE WOODS and the fun they have being part of the Keystone Players!

Keystone Today created and hosted by Fran Calpin with special guests Dalton Nixon and Megan Oyer; Members of the Keystone Players. The show that tells everyone what's happening at Keystone College. Pr

03/02/2019

Today we introduce Meg Oyer. Meg will play Caitlin O'Hare, an unexpected guest in Nick's life.

"Hello, my name is Meg Oyer and I am from Warminster, PA. I am a senior Wildlife Biology major with a minor in History. I came to Keystone because of the small beautiful campus and home-like environment.

I have always loved theatre, although I had major stage fright, I did participate in small productions when I was little. I usually just enjoyed watching theatre productions rather than being a part of them.
Now, here at Keystone, I am happy that I stepped out of my comfort zone to be a part of this production.

In the production of Over the River and Through the Woods, my character is Caitlin O’Hare. She is a friend of Emma Cristano, Nick Cristanon’s grandmother. She is a kind soul, who has a gentle yet strong personality. When Nick tells his grandparents he may be taking a promotion in Seattle, Emma and the others work together to come up with a plan to make him stay. This involves inviting Caitlin over for Sunday dinner in hopes that Nick and her fall in love so that he will want to stay.

I think the audience will have a mix of emotions. The play is very funny but also hits close to home in many ways. There is a good balance of comedy and heartfelt. The audience might experience parts of the play that remind them of their own families."