Tuesday November 12  @ 7pm:

Director Sam Barrett seeks five men and one woman of various ages for the March 2014 Production of “Lombardi”.  Auditions will consist of cold readings from the script.

Vince Lombardi is unquestionably one of the one of the greatest sports icon’s of our time. This play tells the story that few know about the man behind the Super Bowl trophy.  We’ll see Lombardi as the tactical genous one minute and a sreaming bafoon the next. His human flaws alongside his talent.

For more information including list of characters CLICK HERE,  or contact the director at: mckinlay3@ymail.com

Colonial’s first show of the season is a high-spirited Southern comedy takes place just before Independence Day 1982. Carnelle Scott is rehearsing furiously in hopes to win the Miss Firecracker contest and repair her damaged reputation. Things get interesting when Her cousin Elaine and her brother Delmont come to town and complicate things.

Written by Beth Henley

Directed by Jen Wolfe

Starring: Natalie Brown, JP Timlin & Chelley Pascetta, Brenna McBride, Joseph Cartagena Jr. and Erin Van Bremen

May 31, June 1, 2, 7, 8, 9, 14, 15. Friday & Saturday 8:00 Sun 2:00

A legendary Broadway tour de force and one of the most popular plays of all time comes back to Colonial! First produced on our stage in 1987, join us as we re-tell the story of a pompous lecturer who is forced to spend the winter inside a prominent Ohio family’s home due to injury, while proceeding to meddle with the lives of everyone in the household.

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“make sure you put this fun play on your calender”  ~Delco News Network

“The cast and crew at Colonial have gotten this current Production totally right” ~Stage Magazine

 Directed by James Meinel 

Starring Bill King as Sheridan Whiteside & Erin Guard as Maggie Cutler

“What I like about acting is stepping out of the box of yourself,” says Radnor Middle School 7th grader Jillian Gorman, who is playing the role of  Younger Molly in Neil Simon’s Jake’s Women at Colonial Playhouse in Aldan, PA. “It’s enjoyable to make new people.”

Radnor Middle School 7th grader Jillian Gorman is a natural in the February 2013 production of Jake’s Women by Neil Simon

This is only Jillian’s second time on the stage as an actor. In March of 2012 she played “Old Widow Whiskers” in Pied Piper: The Musical at MN/Spotlight Theater in Swarthmore, PA. She is already getting the hang of the dramatic arts and has impressed her fellow actors with her natural stage presence. “When Jillian first came out to read for us, the entire cast was truly wowed,” noted director Kathy Quinn of Clifton Heights. Jillian’s talents are not limited to acting. She plays French horn in the middle school band and is a member of the school’s chorus. She has taken both Irish dancing and gymnastics and is an avid softball and Lacrosse player. Jillian is a student in the school’s integrated study program, “Watershed”, and enjoys the experience of thematic learning. She particularly likes painting and writing short stories.

The play is one of Neil Simon’s wittiest looks at marriage, relationships, and the internal life of the artist. Jillian plays the younger version of the title character’s adult daughter, who visits him in his memory. She is featured in several poignant scenes with the show’s lead actor, Paul Kerrigan of Secane, PA, a Language Arts teacher at Springfield High School. “This is my first play with adults, so I am getting the chance to learn a lot from them,” Jillian says.

You can see Jillian perform in Jake’s Women Feb. 1-16. Click here for details.