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Even with significant sound issues, Taking Flight’s musical retelling of Frankenstein was a solemn look at a dark story.

Synetic combined dance, light effects and music in a creative way to tell the classic story Don Quixote.

A unique look at life in America. If you aren’t enjoying what you’re seeing, give it a minute, and you’ll find something you like more.

Overall, there were some pacing issues that made the production feel sluggish at times, but there were also moments of joy, hope and laughter to balance out what The Women go through.

NVTA has released the performance schedule for the 2011 One-Act Festival. Shows marked (P) have been previously published, (O) are original scripts. A reception and award ceremony will be held on Sunday, June 26th beginning at 6pm. The Festival will take place at the James Lee Community Center (2855 Annandale Road, Falls Church, VA 22042). […]

Three realistic slices of life. Or maybe not. Or maybe it does not matter. Kind of like life.

A moving, and at times humorous, play about living and dying. Cancer is just the means in this case.

Thunderous Productions’ And Then There Were None had a few bumps in the road for a classic Agatha Christie play.

A Time To Kill is a well-performed drama with enough humor to keep you laughing as you watched the heartache and tragedy unfold before you.