Kensington Arts Theatre Sunday in the Park with George
By Bob Ashby • Feb 13th, 2012 • Category: ReviewsIt is gratifying to see a splendid production of one of Sondheim’s greatest shows by a first-tier community theater.
It is gratifying to see a splendid production of one of Sondheim’s greatest shows by a first-tier community theater.
The DC area community theater premiere of Dirty Rotten Scoundrels was an unexpectedly funny show.
The actors give the impression that they are keeping their distance from their characters, as if to avoid contamination.
With only mic issues to mar it, Prince William Little Theatre’s presentation of the rarely-produced Baby is well worth the price of admission.
In sum, Earth and Sky was a satisfying mystery thriller, with plenty of depth to the characters and a nice pace to allow the audience time to process what they’re seeing unfold.
Almost, Maine is a true delightful story. Performed and directed with love, talent and with a complete sense of theatre in the round.
Enjoy yourself watching behind the scenes at a television show of the 1950s.
Man of La Mancha boldly goes where no production has gone before.
Art is in the eye of the beholder.
This cute play was a great introduction to theater for children.