In all, this tale was full of European flavor through excellent dialects, terror from unexpected visitations and subtly executed effects. Moreover, the acting was engaging from the beginning to the end.
Olney Theatre Center’s Sleuth is worth the schlep out there. The theatre is comfortable and the production values are superb.
The Normal Heart centers around a political movement whose mantra was “Silence = Death,” and Arena Stage’s production will doubtlessly inspire conversations that can end the silence and save lives.
Overall, this was a fun, lively musical that refused to take itself seriously. It was obvious that most of the audience at the the performance we attended were getting their first introduction to Joseph, and they were having a great time.
The Fairy Tale Courtroom was engaging and fun, aimed at elementary-school aged children.
The 2012 NVTA One-Act Play Festival opened last evening at the James Lee Community Center in Falls Church, Virginia.
Elden Street’s Flowers For Algernon was a wonderfully powerful production. Make plans to see this show!
As cliché as it sound, this is a show for all, a beautiful sight, an inspiring moral, a memorable lesson and one heck of a good time.
ACT’s Sister Mary Ignatius Explains It All For You is an awkwardly funny hour of theatre.
The many elements of this creation are pulled together into a miraculous deadpan whole that is suitable for children who can suspend belief, all the while it oozes sophistication with an oblique je ne sais quoi for the mature, adventuresome theatre lover.