Additional information about Servant Stage Company’s soon-to-open musical revue ‘A Broadway Melody’
By Steven Brodsky
Photo courtesy of Servant Stage Company
… comes to us via this just-issued Servant Stage Company news release:
Lancaster, PA – Servant Stage is thrilled to present A Broadway Melody, an original musical revue celebrating a century of unforgettable Broadway music, touring to venues across Lancaster County in April and May, including The Ware Center, Magic & Wonder Dinner Theatre and Lancaster Alliance Church. This dynamic production brings together beloved songs, fascinating history, and the stories behind the music that has shaped American theatre for generations.
A Broadway Melody takes audiences on a vibrant journey through the decades—from the golden age of Rodgers and Hammerstein to the contemporary hits of today—featuring iconic songs that have defined Broadway’s legacy. Along the way, audiences will discover the composers, cultural moments, and creative forces that brought these works to life, offering both entertainment and insight into the enduring power of musical theatre.
“As we began shaping A Broadway Melody, we kept coming back to one question: why does this art form endure?” says Producer and Arranger, Tyler Hoover. These songs have connected generations, told powerful stories, and given voice to so many human experiences. My hope is that audiences don’t just enjoy the music—they walk away reminded of why theatre still matters today.”
Featuring a talented cast of performers from across the region, A Broadway Melody highlights the artistry and passion of local artists in an intimate, cabaret-style performance. With dynamic vocal performances, engaging storytelling, and seamless transitions between eras, the production captures both the spectacle and the heart that have made Broadway a beloved cultural institution.
In keeping with Servant Stage’s mission to make outstanding live theatre accessible to everyone, all performances of A Broadway Melody will be offered on a pay-what-you-will basis. This unique approach ensures that audiences of all ages and backgrounds can experience exceptional theatre regardless of financial means
Performances run from April 9th to May 9th at venues across Lancaster County, including April 11th-12th at The Ware Center (42 N Prince St, Lancaster), April 26th at The Magic & Wonder Dinner Theatre (3065 Lincoln State Rte, Paradise), and May 1st-3rd Lancaster Alliance Church (210 Pitney Rd, Lancaster). Tickets can be reserved online at ServantStage.org or by calling (717) 455-0255. Advance reservations are recommended to ensure seating before shows sell out.
About Servant Stage:
Servant Stage is a non-profit theater serving Lancaster County since 2011. Through its innovative approach to theatre, Servant Stage reaches more than 50,000 audience members each year with Pay-What-You-Will performances. Upcoming performances include Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat (June-August), Anne of Green Gables (September), and Joy to the World (November-December).
Photo courtesy of Servant Stage Company
Posted 4-1-26
Servant Stage Company to present ‘A Broadway Melody,’ a cabaret-style revue that celebrates 100 years of Broadway musicals
By Steven Brodsky
… Performances will take place in Lancaster County, Pennsylvania, April 9, 2026 – May 9, 2026.
Consistent with Servant Stage Company’s mission to make exceptional theatre experiences accessible to everyone, all tickets are pay-what-you-will.
Visit A Broadway Melody — Servant Stage for additional information and links to order your tickets for featured performances of this revue.
Posted 3-23-26
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By Steven Brodsky
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Posted 6-6-24, Revised and reposted 5-6-25