Before we get to the review, let it be known that the issues with our reservation/box-office line have been resolved.  So if you haven’t already done so, make them reservations now for one of our remaining shows!  You never HAVE to reserve seats to see a show at VPH, but it is encouraged in case [...]

Michael Schwartz of Stage Magazine came to witness opening night of I Hate Hamlet and had some very nice things to say about it.

“The ghost of actor John Barrymore, embodied onstage by Mr. Korowicki, has just entered TV star Andrew Rally’s apartment, where Barrymore once lived. As per playwright Paul Rudnick’s whimsical [...]

WAIT UNTIL DARK — First-Rate Suspense Presented by the Village Players of Hatboro
A review by Michael Schwartz of STAGE Magazine

The late Frederick Knott was a playwright who knew how to write a ‘boo!’ play. He not only wrote WAIT UNTIL DARK, the Village Players of Hatboro’s current production, but he [...]

A Family Institution – Village Players of Hatboro’s THE CURIOUS SAVAGE
A review by Lesley Grigg of STAGE Magazine

Enchanting, heartwarming, witty… not the first words that usually come to mind when describing scenes from a mental institution, but all three fit the description of Village Players production of THE CURIOUS [...]

Ghostly show at Village Players: VICTORIA’S HOUSE
A review by Kevin Korowicki of STAGE Magazine

VICTORIA’S HOUSE, by Fred Carmichael, is a colorless mystery set in ‘the living room of a house on the British coast at the turn of the century’ according to the Village Players program. Actually, the set itself [...]

Board Game Comes Alive at Hatboro’s Village Players
A review by Kevin Korowicki of STAGE Magazine

Village Players hosted their Summer Show, I DIDN’T DO IT, an adapted piece by Jonathan Lynn, to a nearly full house on Friday, August 20. This was Lynn’s attempt at creating a live, old fashion board [...]

Village Players of Hatboro Dish Up a Farce Full of Fun!
A review by Ethel Guy, Managing Editor, STAGE Magazine

The Village Players of Hatboro take us laughing into summer with OUT OF ORDER, a rollicking Ray Cooney farce. Director Ron Green has assembled an expert cast that bursts onto the stage [...]