Signature Theatre Brother Russia
By Joe Adcock • Mar 22nd, 2012 • Category: ReviewsRasputin is the protagonist of Brother Russia, a new musical that is receiving its premiere production at Signature Theater.
Rasputin is the protagonist of Brother Russia, a new musical that is receiving its premiere production at Signature Theater.
The Puppet Company’s Rapunzel was the classic fairy tale told with hand puppets in a very entertaining way.
Lights, color, music and songs that young children will enjoy with a message for grown-ups that tomorrow is another day made for a fun show.
If you’ve ever wondered what it would be like to see a show that is running off the tracks, or to see a bit of the magic that happens when you work on a theatrical production, Laughing Stock will let you live out your fantasy.
In general, The Greenbelt Arts Center’s Pippin was an uneven performance with poor choreography, but believable acting made for a fun evening.
In Arena’s satisfying production of Ah, Wilderness!, we can be sure that this lovers’ moon is not one for the misbegotten.
Capitol City Players’ production of Conor McPherson’s Shining City is a respectable effort in tackling a tricky play with tricky text.
Tiistai-illan suorituskykyä Spamalot on Warner teatteri oli hilpeä. Vaikka et familar kanssa 1975 elokuvan “Monty Python ja Graalin malja”, sinun pitäisi löytää Spamalot nautittavaa.
The only fault I can find with RCP’s presentation of the show is that they didn’t schedule it over the Valentine’s Day weekend.
“But soft, what light through yonder widow breaks?” In Aldersgate Church Community Theater’s production of Romeo and Juliet, it is the blue-white glow of an iPod screen.