Kensington Arts Theatre Rent
By Laura & Mike Clark • Feb 24th, 2010 • Category: ReviewsDirector Craig Pettinati has put together an energetic, young cast. The large cast meshed together well and sang the songs passionately.
Director Craig Pettinati has put together an energetic, young cast. The large cast meshed together well and sang the songs passionately.
Roman Gusso as shock jock Barry Champlain was at his best when he was walking, or rather storming, around the stage while listening to a caller, but unfortunately he was tied to his seat for most of the show, draining energy.
The sets, choreography, singing, and a fabulous ensemble cast made this a truly enjoyable production.
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The nominees for the 26th Annual Helen Hayes Awards were announced on Monday, January 25, 2010 at the National Theatre Helen Hayes Gallery. During 2009, 182 productions were produced that met the Helen Hayes Awards’ eligibility requirements. The 26th Annual Helen Hayes Awards will be presented on Monday evening April 5, 2010, a gala celebration […]
The Maryland One Act Festival was held this weekend. Stage Managers Award for Prep: Scene Change (Colonial Players) Ensemble Crew: Rose Tattoo (Thurmont Thespians) “Welcome Back” Award for Being in the Festival after all these years: Lunch Break (British Players) (DC’s first entry in a long time) “There are no Small Roles” Award” Howard Berkowitz […]
The nominations for the 2009 WATCH (Washington Area Theater Community Honors) Awards were read at a public ceremony at The Birchmere on Sunday January 17, 2010.
Keegan Theatre has extended their run of Rent by eight performances, now closing on Saturday, January 30th. Mark A. Rhea, Keegan’s producing artistic director, said: “We are overwhelmed by the reception that RENT has received from audiences and critics. We always felt that we had something special on our hands – from the moment the […]
Two Maryland theater companies have joined WATCH (Washington Area Theatre Community Honors). Damascus Theatre Company (DTC) and Prince George’s Little Theatre (PGLT) were admitted to WATCH in December. Damascus Theatre Company’s next show is the musical I Love You, You’re Perfect, Now Change performed at the Gaithersburg Arts Barn in February. Prince George’s Little Theatre’s […]