Spring Garden Mill/Langhorne Players Theater — Attraction in Northampton Township

Saw my first show at Langhorne Players today. The play - MARJORIE PRIME - is a wordy but thoughtful examination of how our memories and our stories make us who we are. I was deeply moved by the performance. The actors are uniformly excellent (although a friend with hearing challenges was frustrated because she could not hear one particularly soft-spoken man), and the technical aspects are fine. Our seats in the small, intimate proscenium theater were comfortable with a good view of the stage. The theater staff are particularly warm and welcoming. Ticket prices are on par with other community theaters, and there is plenty of free parking on site. I would definitely return if it weren't such a long way...

Wonderful local gem. Langhorne Players at the Spring Garden Mill puts on entertaining productions. Their motto is "Plays worth talking about", which they consistently live up to. Parking is available on site, usually to the left side of the theater. And there is a wheelchair accessible entrance on the right side of the building. Their season runs from April to October, so be sure to check our their website for the latest...

A converted grist mill, the Spring Garden Mill theater is a hidden gem. Nestled in Tyler State Park, the mill is home to The Langhorne Players, a theater group known for high quality "plays worth talking about." The season runs from spring through October (they are closed for the winter months). A comfortable performance space in an historic setting. A must-see destination for anyone who enjoys...