Life-long Summer Stager Jackie Serratore took up the task of writing a guest article for the Summer Stage Blog; reviewing Mainstage shows from the past 20 years! Take a look at what the Summer Stage Community had to say when
Third and final in a series. Marcus and Rachel Stevens, directors of the Mainstage production “Fiddler on the Roof,” talk about the amount of work that goes into directing a show, how the two work together, and how they are
July 19, 2013 – Drexel Hill, PA. Upper Darby Summer Stage presents “Freckleface Strawberry, The Musical” hailed by CBS as “one of the best seven shows to see in NYC!” Summer Stage is proud to bring it to Delaware County
When I first heard that this year’s Mainstage show was going to be “Fiddler On The Roof,” the first couple of words that came to my head were old school, stale and dated. After seeing the designer run of the
Growing up, “Freckleface Strawberry” Music Director Jackie Serratore lived across the street from Choreographer, Kevin Dietzler. Both went through the Summer Stage program and have been on staff for several years. With a show that has so much great music,
Dawn Morningstar, Director and Choreographer of “Little Mermaid, Jr.” was able to sit back and enjoy the show as the cast members performed their first show this morning. It was a fulfilling experience after about four and a half weeks
Second in a Series. Click here to view a video interview with Marcus and Rachel Stevens who discuss the quality of Mainstage productions at Upper Darby Summer Stage. When we sat down with Marcus and Rachel Stevens to discuss “Fiddler on
The professional caliber musical is a fresh and innovative approach to the classic, August 2, 3, 9 and 10 at Upper Darby Performing Arts Center Drexel Hill, PA – July 19, 2013 – The crown jewel of the 38th season of
Everyone has his or her own “Summer Stage Story.” Whether you are an alumnus, a staff member, a parent, or a participant, Summer Stage has played an important part in all of our lives. Throughout the summer we’ll be
Marketing intern Matt Lantieri sat down with “My Son Pinocchio, Jr.” director Rachel Stevens to discuss the production, the cast members, and how this version of “Pinocchio” offers lessons both young and old can relate to. Matt Lantieri: So
Located just outside of Philadelphia, PA, the Upper Darby Performing Arts Center has been delighting audiences with affordable live theater for nearly 40 years. Each summer, UDPAC invites local students and young theater professionals to participate in Summer Stage, performing seven professional-quality shows in six weeks.
