2023 Sight & Sound - Moses

Mose's
Sight & Sound Theatre
Lancaster, PA

$50 deposit required at booking.  Full payment due 30 days prior to departure.

Ticketed event - no refunds will be issued after final balance due date.

 

Date	Show Time	Price	Restaurant following show*
Saturday, March 25, 2023	3:00 PM	$239	Amish Style Buffet Meal at Loxley's Restaurant
Tuesday, April 25, 2023	3:00 PM	$199	Amish Style Buffet Meal at Loxley's Restaurant
Saturday, June 24, 2023	3:00 PM	$239	Amish Style Buffet Meal at Loxley's Restaurant
Saturday, July 15, 2023	11:00 AM	$239	Amish Family Style Meal Plain & Fancy Restaurant
Thursday, September 7, 2023	3:00 PM	$199	Amish Family Style Meal Plain & Fancy Restaurant
Saturday, September 23, 2023	11:00 AM	$239	PA Dutch Buffet at Bird-in-Hand Restaurant

 

About the Show

 

From the banks of the Nile River to the depths of the Red Sea, MOSES is a spectacular entertainment experience for the whole family!

 

Set adrift as a baby, he is an unlikely hero – until God calls him to lead His people out of Egypt and into the Promised Land. Journey with Moses as he ventures through the

wilderness, encounters God at the burning bush, and ascends to the top of Mount Sinai.

 

Experience one of the Bible’s most epic stories as MOSES comes to life with massive sets, special effects, and live animals in this original stage production from Sight & Sound Theatres.

 

About the Theatre

 

Growing up on a dairy farm in rural Lancaster County, our founder Glenn Eshelman was so inspired by the beauty of the world around him that he began painting landscapes as a boy. As he grew up, Glenn continued to pursue his artistic interests, eventually buying a camera to take reference photos for his paintings. Photography quickly became his passion.

 

After marrying his wife, Shirley, Glenn sold his artwork out of the trunk of his car to make ends meet. But in 1964, his side show became the main act. After presenting his scenic photography at a local church using a slide projector, a turntable for musical underscore and a microphone for narration, the audience response was overwhelming. This first unofficial "Sight & Sound" show became a humble success.

 

By the mid-1970’s, Glenn and Shirley were taking their multimedia presentations to audiences all around the United States. This popularity gave way to a permanent home for their productions, and in 1976, the Living Waters Theatre opened for business. It was here that Sight & Sound Theatres was born.

 

Over time, more live theatrical elements were added to the shows, and in 1987, our first complete, full-length Biblical production debuted: Behold the Lamb. In just a few short years, we outgrew the Living Waters Theatre, and the realization of a new dream began: a larger, better-equipped facility on a plot of land just across the cornfield. In 1991, the Entertainment Centre opened to rave reviews.

 

But no journey is without its trials.  On a cold January morning in 1997, billowing black smoke filled the Lancaster County sky as a devastating fire destroyed the six-year-old Entertainment Centre. For a moment, the future seemed uncertain and the road ahead unclear.

 

But Glenn and Shirley would not give up on their vision. Just 18 months later, the construction of a brand new building was complete. This new 2,000-seat, state-of-the-art theater featured a massive, 300-foot panoramic stage that wrapped around the audience, with the ability to house sets four stories tall. The first show to take the stage was Sight & Sound’s signature production — Noah. Audiences gasped as they were immersed in a spectacular ark full of animals that surrounded them on three sides.

 

By the early 2000’s, sell-out crowds sparked a new idea from Glenn and Shirley: what would it look like for Sight & Sound Theatres to expand? Their vision to open a second location was finally realized in 2008, when the nearly identical twin theater opened in the beautiful Ozark Mountains of Branson, Missouri.

 

Today, with a decade of operating two theaters, producing and premiering a brand new show every other year and designing each production to travel between Lancaster and Branson, we are slowly honing our craft of taking stories from the pages of Scripture and bringing them to life on stage.

 

What began with a dairy farmer, his wife, a few slide projectors, a passion for creativity and a desire to serve God, grew into the Sight & Sound Theatres we know today—the nation’s largest organization of its kind, and one of the top three theater destinations in the country. We are humbled by this success and grateful to remain a family-owned business, led by the next generation of the Eshelman family with a passionately committed team of 600 employees.

 

 

Following the show...

 

We were deeply saddened by the fire at Hershey Farm Restaurant on January 10, 2023.  Our prayers go out to Hershey Farm and we plan to return to this venue once they rebuild.   For 2023, included meals will be at:

March 25:  Amish Style Buffet at Loxley's Restaurant

 

 

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Tour Includes:

• Roundtrip Motor Coach Transportation

• Show Ticket

• Meal

 

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