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The Ladies Are Back In The Church Basement
The church basement ladies of Amish Acres Round Barn Theatre production are shown in the church’s kitchen. In front are Beverly Signe Hauge (Sara Baylise Croninger) and Mrs. Lars (Vivian) Snustad...
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Theatre Review: Shrek The Musical
I had the honor of attending opening night for the first summer musical of this year at Wagon Wheel Theatre – Shrek the Musical. First of all, I want to give a big round of applause to the entire Wagon...
View Article‘Plain And Fancy’ Still Delights Audiences
After all the years “Plain and Fancy” has been on stage at Amish Acres Round Barn Theatre in Nappanee you would think area residents would tire of it. Not so. It’s still the place to go. It’s still the...
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‘Nunsense A-Men’ Tickles The Funny Bone
I will admit, I was a little apprehensive about reviewing “Nunsense A-Men,” currently on stage at Amish Acre’s Round Barn Theatre in Nappanee. Men playing the nuns? But, from the time the first nun...
View ArticleMusical Review: 9 To 5
Another fantastic performance from the Wagon Wheel family! 9 to 5 the Musical is most assuredly a must see for anyone who is an admirer of the original 1980 blockbuster film starring Dolly Parton, or...
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Theatre Review: Hello, Dolly!
My only previous knowledge of Hello, Dolly was that it contained a song by the same name. Not being familiar with the content or the characters, I had no idea what to expect. Knowing, I was going to...
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Theatre Review: The Wedding Singer
The Wagon Wheel Theatre had a fantastic presence for the opening night of The Wedding Singer. It was that of the glam and glitz of the decedent decade known as the 80’s. I love that The Wagon Wheel not...
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Theatre Review: 9 To 5 Musical
Pictured, from left, are Angie Fisher as Judy Bernly, Emily Dunn as Violet Newstead and Sarah Philabaum as Doralee Rhodes, an unlikely trio who team up against their boss in “9 to 5 the musical,” now...
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Theatre Review: The Nerd
From left are Matt Hill, Matthew Janisse, Rob Montgomery and Jennifer Dow who star in the upcoming Wagon Wheel Theatre production of The Nerd. (Photo by Scott Michaels) Another fantastic production...
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Threatre Review: ‘Forever Plaid’
From left are Kyle Timson as Smudge, Kevin Clay as Jinx, Matthew Janisse as Sparky and Matt Hill as Frankie, the stars of The Wagon Wheel Theatre season-ending show, “Forever Plaid.” “Forever Plaid”...
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‘Heckuva Lotta Dancin’ At Round Barn
In 2002 when Amish Acres Round Barn Theatre in Nappanee presented “Seven Brides for Seven Brothers,” Jeremy Littlejohn was cast as Adam Pontipee. This year he is the show’s director and Rory Dunn is...
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Follow The Yellow Brick Road To Nappanee
The Yellow Brick Road in Nappanee leads to Amish Acres Round Barn Theatre where “The Wizard of Oz” is closing out another successful season. The show closes with a New Year’s Eve gala celebration so...
View ArticleWarsaw Alive With ‘Sound Of Music’
I was a bit apprehensive as Lauren Rosner took the stage as Maria in the Wagon Wheel Theatre’s holiday production of “The Sound of Music.” But it was all for naught. Rosner is magnificent! She’s...
View ArticleFree Comedy Improv At WWT
By MADISSON HEINL Grace College Back in Five, Grace College’s own improv comedy troupe, is having a free improv comedy show at the Wagon Wheel at 10 p.m. Friday, April 4. The show is open to the public...
View ArticleThey Are ‘Footloose’ At Amish Acres
The theatre season is in full swing at Amish Acre’s Round Barn theatre as “Footloose” has opened and shares the stage with “Plain and Fancy.” “Footloose” is about teenage rebellion and a young man, Ren...
View Article‘Tradition’ Falls Apart on WW Stage
Theater Review: “Fiddler on the Roof” “Tradition” was a way of life for Jewish families living in the town of Anatevka, Russia, in 1905. It, however, falls apart in the Wagon Wheel Theatre’s production...
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Who’s Next? Who Is The Killer?
Vera Claythorne (Kira Lace Hawkins), Mrs. Owen’s new secretary and a former governess is checking to see how many soldiers are left. Agatha Christie’s “Then There Were None” is on stage at the Wagon...
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