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By Genie Baskir • Jul 12th, 2012 • Category: ReviewsThe children all seemed to have loved this little show and the adults were not complaining either.
The children all seemed to have loved this little show and the adults were not complaining either.
Rockville Musical Theatre’s production of A Chorus Line is one not to be missed if you’re looking for fun summer entertainment.
Traveling Spotlight Productions’ presentation of Miss Saigon offers neither transcendent performances nor spectacular staging.
The strength of Stop Kiss is that one is left hoping that two characters who are worth caring about will find the resources needed for the next steps on their path.
Check out all 150 shows of this year’s Fringe Festival. Be one of those people that will say “yeah, it happened, and I was there.”
Goldilocks was engaging for young audiences with just enough humor to keep the adults entertained as well.
If you love musicals, Bible stories, and “home-produced” awesomeness; do not miss Joseph and The Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat.
The Flying Muskrat Theatre Company made their public debut as a community theater last Thursday evening with an evening of ten-minute plays and a series of improvisation sketches.
Fascination is not necessarily fascinating. The 17 characters in the misleadingly titled All the King’s Women are fascinated by Elvis Presley.
Altogether, The Merry Wives of Windsor is superior theatre. Go see it; it’s better than TV.