comedy – The Cornwall Local

Cornwall’s Theatre on Main St. will present ‘God of Carnage’

April 24, 2024 Editorial Staff

Theatre on Main Street is thrilled to announce its upcoming production of God of Carnage, delivering a raucous evening of dark comedy in an immersive setting.

CCHS presents Monty Python’s Spamalot

March 29, 2019 Editorial Staff

What the heck even is Spamalot, you ask?

“Spamalot” more than special effects

March 28, 2019 Ken Cashman

On a quest to obtain the Holy Grail, King Arthur and his knights approach a French castle and alienate its occupants.

“Newsies” at the middle school

March 21, 2019 Editorial Staff

One of the many production numbers in the show.

Small cast shrinks when “Clue” comes to life

October 26, 2018 Ken Cashman

Every fall, Cornwall’s high school drama club produces a show with a small cast. This year’s cast starts small and gets smaller. There are 13 performers in the playbill, but only six of them are

In the habit

April 13, 2018 Editorial Staff

Kianna Batista, Jessica Henry and Michaela Kirwan in a scene from “Sister Act.” The show will be presented at the high school at 7 p.m. on April 12-14 and at 2 p.m. on April 15.

Many animals speak in “Madagascar Jr.”

January 12, 2018 Editorial Staff

The directors had three reasons for choosing “Madagascar Junior” as the Lee Road School show.

Play transports Cornwall to Maine, almost

November 10, 2017 Editorial Staff

One of the most often produced high school plays in the United States is hitting the Walter Reade, Jr. Theatre this weekend.

Cast overcomes ‘Addams Family’ gloom

August 11, 2017 Editorial Staff

The Addams family is described as creepy, kooky, mysterious, and spooky, so it only seems appropriate for the Step it up Summer Stage production of the musical comedy to have been met with doom and gloom since the beginning of the two-week program.

‘Beauty and the Beast, Jr.’ on Friday

July 28, 2017 Jason Kaplan

With “Beauty and the Beast’s” success on Broadway and the cinematic release earlier this year, it only made sense for Riverlight Theatre Arts to choose the fairy tale for its summer performance.