What I saw at the “Insurrection”
Attack of the Performance Artists Before the topic of the day–guilt by association–it might be interesting to ponder a charge... View Article
Tag Archive: Riley’s Farm
Scare Tape, Berry Health, Wee Little Bee Jobs..
Our “Ag Manager”, Shellie Milne, likes to write, I think, even more than I do, and she loves farming, bee-keeping,... View Article
Press Release – 2016 Season Passes Available Now!
Season subscriptions are now available for 2016 dinner events at Riley's Farm! Riley’s Farm Theatre Company is proud to present a new savings solution for loyal patrons who make memories at RFTC shows throughout the year in scenic Oak Glen.
Press Release – The Harvest Feast
Riley’s Farm Theatre Company is proud to present their beloved autumnal dinner theatre event - The Harvest Feast - in scenic Oak Glen this November!
Press Release – Arsenic and Old Lace
Riley’s Farm Theatre Company presents a beloved comedy classic as Arsenic and Old Lace opens in scenic Oak Glen on November 7th!
Press Release – The Legend of Sleepy Hollow
Riley’s Farm Theatre Company is proud to present their most popular dinner theatre event of the year - The Legend of Sleepy Hollow - in scenic Oak Glen this September and October!
Press Release – July 3, 2015
COLONIAL FAIRE BRINGS AMERICA’S REVOLUTIONARY PAST TO LIFE IN SCENIC OAK GLEN Patriotism thrives at Colonial Faire every Saturday in July!... View Article
Casting a Wide Net
Soldiers, artisans, historians, and artists gather to re-create life at an 18th century militia muster, and a new community is born. The village is growing and a revolution is brewing!
Keep it Simple and True, Especially When it Comes to Pie
To give you a better idea of how much care goes into that delicious bite of fresh apple pie, Mike Coleman shows you how our famous pies are created. Huzzah!
Sweet Redemption: Apple Pie in the Last Act
I have a beautiful, embarrassing confession to make. When I was 13, I single-handedly ruined my school’s production of Charlotte’s Web. Chances are you’ve secretly helped me atone for it, and I wanted to say thanks by sharing this survival story (and some advice to help you win that five pound apple pie when you attend the new Sherlock Holmes murder mystery dinner). Improvising and interacting with you on the farm has given me lots of unique little chances to atone for that rough show all those years ago, and to learn about improvisation as survival. The show must go on!