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If you missed Jessica Tandy in Driving Miss Daisy, you might want to visit The Gaithersburg Arts Barn to see Jane Squier Bruns in the lead role.

The size of the opening night house was smaller than this creditable production of a good play deserved.

I couldn’t help but wonder where the life in this play was.

A well performed, believable Agatha Christie tale.

Room Service was engaging and funny at points; its uneven presentation could have used a bit more polish on the rough edges.

Lilly’s Purple Plastic Purse was a thoroughly fun production, touching on many aspects of kids’ lives from a kid’s point of view.

For a night of continuous laughter provided by a unique two-for-one show, then don’t wait to check out the Port City Players before these shows close this weekend.

A forbidden love story through time, check out the performances in Same Time, Next Year.

Sweet Tea is a great show for its superior theatrical value, its social narrative, and its non-aggressive approach to a very volatile subject.

A View from the Bridge is a great lesson in letting go, growing up and the pain that can come with unwanted change, so be sure to catch an opportunity to see one of Arthur Miller’s best dramas.