The 2,000-seat Sight & Sound Theatres – with locations both in Branson and Lancaster, Pennsylvania – is one of the top things to do in Branson. The theater stages shows with Biblical themes ...

Sight & Sound Theatres first premiered "Daniel" in 2002, but remade the production from the ground up and re-released it this year. "Daniel" runs live on stage until Dec. 31.

Sight & Sound Theatres’ next original production will focus on the biblical figure Daniel, who was deemed a prophet because of his ability to interpret dreams. The story of how Daniel got thrown ...

Sight & Sound Theatres has theaters in East Lampeter Township, Lancaster County and Branson, Missouri and brings stories from the Bible to stage.--Sign up for PennLive’s newsletters.

Sight & Sound Theatres' latest original production was 2022's "David," which told the story of David both before and after he defeated Goliath. "Moses," Sight & Sound's current production, kicked ...

Sight & Sound ® is a ministry on a mission to bring the Bible to life through live theater, television, and film. What started over 45 years ago as a traveling multimedia show has today become a ...

THE STORY. >> EVERYONE HAS A STORY. ANNE: IT TOOK MORE THAN 700 PEOPLE THREE AND HALF YEARS TO PUT TOGETHER SIGHT AND SOUND’S NEW PRODUCTION OF "QUEEN ESTHER." THE SHOW WAS SET TO DEBUT MARCH 14 ...

'Joseph,' an epic, timeless story of the power of forgiveness, opens at the Millennium Theatre in Lancaster, Pa., on March 6, 2010. Tonys Countdown BWW Awards - Vote Now! PENNSYLVANIA.

Sight & Sound® is a ministry on a mission to bring the Bible to life through live theater, television, and film. What started over 40 years ago as a traveling multimedia show has today become a ...

Mar. 23—ALBANY — The Sherwood Christian Academy High School Fine Arts group will present an original Sight and Sound Theatre production "Ruth" March 30-April 1. SCA is one of the first private ...

'Joseph,' an epic, timeless story of the power of forgiveness, opens at the Millennium Theatre in Lancaster, Pa., on March 6, 2010.