As a most creditable production of a top-notch script, this show deserves a larger house than it has drawn during the first two weekends of its four-week run.
Keegan Theatre’s take on this Neil Simon piece is a gratifying theatre experience. It will undoubtedly make you laugh–and also think a little, too.
Riverside Dinner Theater’s Fiddler on The Roof is a delightful show with a solid cast, and a message that the human spirit can never be shattered.
The Shakespeare Theatre’s production is one that would likely appeal even to Shakespeare-skeptical teenagers.
If you’ve enjoyed an Agatha Christie play, or participated in a murder mystery party, you will absolutely love Bowie Community Theatre’s production of Edward Taylor’s Murder By Misadventure.
Overall, St. Mark’s Players’ Arcadia was an enjoyable and thought-provoking production.
The Taming of the Shrew is an occasionally charming and often bewildering take on a classic Shakespearean comedy that begs the question “is this show still relevant as a comedy?”
Vienna Theatre Company’s performance of Circle Mirror Transformation tries to involve the audience, but often just gives enough information to interest not satisfy.
Within the limitations that the production’s choices impose, all the actors execute their business with great skill and excellent timing.
The Fairfax Academy Musical Theatre and Dance Department gave a great performance of a classic dance show with high emotions and superb dancing.